Israeli Study Points to New Approach for Preventing Chronic Intestinal Inflammation
Israeli scientists have identified a mechanism that may explain how gut inflammation becomes chronic IBD, opening new treatment avenues for Crohn's and colitis.
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Suspected Toxic Leak in Jerusalem: Two Elderly People Found Unconscious
Two elderly individuals were found unconscious in a Jerusalem apartment following a suspected hazardous materials leak; firefighters are investigating the.
Hebrew U Researchers Pursue Heat- and Drought-Resistant Tomatoes
Hebrew University researchers discovered that the timing of tomato plant stomata opening and closing is key to drought resistance, not just pore count.
Israel Launches Tender for One of World’s Largest Desalination Plants
Israel launched a tender for one of the world's largest desalination plants in Emek Hefer, near Netanya, to produce 400 million cubic meters annually.
Israeli Discovery May Offer New Clues to Stress, Metabolic Disorders
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot discovered the Otp gene regulates stress and metabolism in adults, offering new insights.
Israel Seizes Cash, Cars and Gold From Released Terrorists Receiving ‘Pay-for-Slay’ Funds
Israel seized $27,000, vehicles, and gold from terrorists like Muhammad Abad and Ahed al-Natasha in eastern Jerusalem, who receive "pay-for-slay" funds from the.
Students Flee Mid-Prayer as Fire Breaks Out at Bnei Brak Yeshiva
Fire broke out at a Bnei Brak yeshiva during morning prayers, prompting students to evacuate. Firefighters are working to extinguish the blaze; no injuries.
Bus Travel Hits 780.9 Million in 2025in 2025
In 2025, paid bus travel reached 780.9 million rides, up 1.4% from 2024. Wednesdays and early afternoon/morning hours were peak times for travel.
Government Extends Free Public Transportation for War Evacuees Through November
Israel's government extends free public transportation for war evacuees nationwide until November 15, aiding their mobility needs.
Forensics Debunk ‘Settler Arson’ Claim Not for First Time
Israeli police and fire officials determined a Hebron-area residential fire was caused by an electrical short circuit, debunking "settler arson" claims.