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.
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Israeli Biotech Moves Closer to World’s First Engineered Spinal Cord Implant
An Israeli biotech company has begun preparations for what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord in a ...
State Comptroller: Israel Falling Short in Fight Against Human Trafficking and Prostitution
Israel's State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman warned from Jerusalem that the nation is failing to enforce its anti-prostitution laws, with weak police action.
Tire Particles Can Transfer Chemicals Into Plants, Israeli Study Warns
A Hebrew University of Jerusalem study by Prof. Benny Chefetz reveals tire particles release chemicals into agricultural soils, potentially contaminating food.
Stone Tools Across Three Continents Show Mix of Shared Knowledge and Local Innovation
Israeli and Greek archaeologists reveal ancient stone tools from Lesbos show shared knowledge and local adaptation, challenging fixed technological spread.
Engineered Plants Could Transform Production of Psychedelic Compounds, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli researchers at Weizmann and Volcani Institutes engineered plants to produce psychoactive compounds, offering a new method for drug production in.
Israeli Scientists Develop Programmable Human Cells for Disease Detection
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed programmable human cells using RNA trans-splicing for advanced disease detection and targeted therapy.
School Year Ends, More Than One Million Students to Enjoy Summer Education Programs
Israel’s education system ended the school year today, the last day of June, but continues to operate during the summer vacation through ...
Loss Of Innocence: The Palestinian Minors Who Became Terrorists
The killing of two Palestinian brothers, 15 and 19, by the IDF near Karmei Tzur after an alleged Molotov cocktail attack, highlights conflicting narratives in.
Israeli Soccer Player Detained Over Suspected Betting, Match-Fixing Offenses
An Israeli senior league soccer player has been detained in Migdal HaEmek as part of a police probe into suspected illegal betting, match-fixing, and money.