Israel’s AI sector outpaces global rivals, defying adversity Israel’s number of active AI companies has jumped from 779 in 2014 to 2,170 in 2023, according to the study. November 12, 2024
Netanyahu acknowledges responsibility for Hezbollah pager blasts Israel never officially claimed responsibility for the attack, nor has it been clarified exactly how and when the devices were sabotaged. November 10, 2024
‘The world needs Israeli solutions’: Climate innovation amid conflict Israel's circular water economy rests on the four pillars of water desalination, using the water in households, purifying the wastewater, and reusing the treated water in agriculture. November 7, 2024
‘Everyone is mourning’: Palestinian media reacts to Trump A PA official also acknowledged that Palestinian state-controlled media has been very circumspect in its coverage of Trump’s election victory. November 6, 2024
Researchers uncover bat navigation secret that could transform autonomous vehicles It could potentially enhance navigation systems in autonomous drones and underwater vehicles, offering efficient ways to interpret surroundings without relying on traditional cameras or GPS. November 6, 2024
Eilat’s coral reefs in distress as sea temperatures soar, scientists warn The researchers found that during the summer, water temperatures in the Gulf of Eilat reached a record high of 31.9°C, with daily peaks consistently over 30°C for two months. November 5, 2024
Blood sugar levels play a key role in brain aging: Can diet slow cognitive decline? According to the study, individuals at risk for cognitive decline should prioritize blood sugar management through diet and lifestyle choices. November 5, 2024
Scientists uncover malaria parasite’s crystal secrets, paving way for new treatments By illuminating how the malaria parasite constructs its protective crystals, scientists may soon outsmart the parasite at its own game. November 3, 2024
Israel-Vietnam free trade agreement takes effect The agreement also eases regulatory barriers across several fields, particularly in services, standardization, and investments. November 1, 2024
Gift of life: Israeli soldier’s selfless bone marrow donation saves three-year-old 'The process hurt a bit, but it was worth every moment to help a child. Any temporary pain for me meant saving a life, and that’s all that mattered,' said Matan Amir. October 31, 2024
Israeli indicted for spying on nuclear scientist on behalf of Iran Weiss also set fire to vehicles, flung pipes on Israeli roads, sprayed graffiti, and hung hundreds of inflammatory banners in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan calling for civilian riots. October 31, 2024
School under siege: Kibbutz Yehiam families innovate amid daily rocket fire The kibbutz’s bomb shelters and protected rooms were converted into classrooms and organized by subject, with 112 students in grades 1-6 now learning at the kibbutz. October 30, 2024
Scientists identify cancer mechanism that could transform immunotherapy This discovery could lead to an entirely new class of treatments to better harness the immune system’s power. October 30, 2024
Israel expects disabled soldier numbers to reach 100,000 by 2030 Approximately 14% of the wounded are classified as having moderate to severe injuries. October 29, 2024
‘No legal barrier to banning UNRWA’: Knesset due to blacklist agency The international community has been pressing Israel not to blacklist UNRWA, claiming there is no alternative in Gaza providing assistance to the local population. October 29, 2024
Israeli researchers discover lower PTSD symptoms in children Mothers who effectively regulated their responses to threats were able to moderate the PTSD symptoms exhibited by their children. October 28, 2024
Israeli laser defense set for 2025 deployment after $536 million expansion The Magan Or system is designed to intercept a wide range of aerial threats, including rockets, mortars, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and cruise missiles. October 28, 2024
‘We have not broken’: Israel marks Hebrew anniversary of October 7 attacks Israeli President Isaac Herzog called on the government to capitalize on the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to bring home the remaining hostages being held in Gaza. October 27, 2024
4 IDF reservists killed, 14 wounded in battle with Hezbollah terrorists Israeli reservists kill 3 Hezbollah terrorists in gun battle in southern Lebanon, while 4 soldiers were killed, with 14 more wounded. October 27, 2024
‘Grave mistake’ or ‘good beginning’? Israeli politicians on scope of attack in Iran Yair Lapid, leader of the opposition, wrote on Saturday on his X account that Iran should have 'paid a much heavier price.' October 27, 2024
Israel demands ‘urgent investigation’ after Hamas commander found to be on UNRWA’s payroll The IDF said it killed in an airstrike Mohammad Abu Itiwi, a senior commander from Hamas’s elite Nukhba unit, who was employed by UNWRA. October 25, 2024
‘Desire to be with Israel is bigger than our fear’: Jerusalem march attracts thousands For many Christians, Sukkot has special significance due to its prophetic association with the gathering of nations in Jerusalem. October 22, 2024
Israel strikes Hezbollah’s main naval base in Beirut IDF destroys Hezbollah naval vessels and underground infrastructure at coastal base. October 22, 2024
Suicide a ‘delayed trauma response,’ experts warn after Oct. 7 survivor’s takes her life 'An increase in suicide can be a delayed response to the powerful national trauma that the war brings,' said Dr. Shiri Daniels. October 22, 2024
Why strikes on Hezbollah’s ‘bank’ network could cripple the terror group For Hezbollah, this represents not just a loss of physical assets but also a challenge to its ability to sustain the economic lifeline that has helped maintain its influence. October 21, 2024
‘UNIFIL cannot be part of the solution’ after report Hezbollah bribed peacekeepers In an Oct. 13 video message, Israeli Prime Minister directly called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to withdraw the contingent of 10,500 UNIFIL soldiers from 50 countries for their own safety. October 21, 2024
‘A warrior and commander’: Israel mourns one of highest-ranking officers killed in war Five colonels have fallen in combat since Hamas’s October 7 attack, and Daqsa is the highest-ranking officer to killed since then. October 21, 2024
Sinwar’s wife blasted for carrying $32,000 Birkin handbag The Birkin line of luxury handbags, made by Hermes, a French company, cost tens of thousands of dollars. October 20, 2024
Who was Yahya Sinwar? Best known as the chief of Hamas forces in Gaza and mastermind of the October 7th invasion, Yahya Sinwar was arguably the Islamist terror group's most radical leader. October 18, 2024
Israel confirms killing senior Hezbollah UAV commander The announcement did not specify where or when Bahja was killed. October 15, 2024
US and Iran maneuvering for influence in post-war Lebanon The American approach appears to focus on encouraging the formation of a new government that excludes Hezbollah from power. October 15, 2024
IDF eliminates 2 wanted terrorists, arrests 20 suspects in Jenin raid In Jenin, two wanted terrorists barricaded in a building shot at soldiers. By Pesach Benson, TPS Israeli security forces killed two wanted Palestinian terrorists, arrested 20 suspects and seized weapons... October 15, 2024
Report reveals mental health crisis in Gaza border communities 50% of the Jewish communities in the area show moderate or high levels of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). October 14, 2024
Israeli air strike eliminates Hezbollah anti-tank rocket chief The commander, identified as Muhammad Kamal Naim, was killed in an airstrike in the southern Lebanese area of Nabatia. October 14, 2024
Iran’s missile attack caused over $40 million in damage to Israel Approximately 1,000 of the claims were made in Hod HaSharon in central Israel. October 13, 2024
‘Hamas earned at least $500,000 on humanitarian aid’: Why Israeli forces returned to Jabaliya Hamas continues to take control of at least 50 percent of all the humanitarian aid that enters Gaza. October 13, 2024
Palestinians caught looting Second Temple-era archaeological site The site includes ancient storage chambers, cisterns, and a ritual purification bath called a mikvah, which was carved into the rock. October 10, 2024
Made in Iran: Israel displays captured Hezbollah weapons Some of the weapons seized included anti-tank mines, rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and fake rocks with explosives hidden inside. October 10, 2024
Hezbollah’s logistics chief killed in Israeli airstrike The logistics headquarters which Husseini led was in charge of the terror group’s budgeting and management of various units. October 8, 2024
‘UNRWA is out’: Knesset committee moves to curb UNRWA activities in Israel The open sessions included testimonies from social organizations, researchers, and families of victims, some of whom were reportedly harmed by individuals associated with UNRWA in Gaza. October 6, 2024
Explainer: Why southern Lebanon is key to the Israel-Hezbollah conflict The key features of southern Lebanon are the Litani River and Beqaa Valley. October 6, 2024
Two Palestinian terrorists killed, four soldiers injured in shootout Soldiers searching the building found explosive charges, a gun, ammunition, and weapons parts. October 1, 2024
‘Mafia tactics’: How Hezbollah intimidates Christians, steals southern Lebanese property 'We’re talking about extortion, forcing Christians to pay protection money, burning houses and cars and kidnapping businessmen,' said Elias Zarina, co-founder and community manager of the Jerusalemite Initiative. October 1, 2024
Israel selects one Chief Rabbi but remains deadlocked on second Halevi and Bar, both vying to replace Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau, currently serve as the Chief Ashkenazi Rabbis of Petah Tikva and Netanya respectively. September 30, 2024
Hamas commander in Lebanon killed in airstrike also worked for UNRWA More than 100 survivors of Hamas’s October 7 attacks filed a $1 billion lawsuit against UNRWA in June, accusing the agency of 'aiding and abetting' the terror group. September 30, 2024
Game-changing 3D-printed virus detector promises quicker diagnosis and wider access This technological advance promises to change how viruses are monitored and managed in healthcare settings, providing a rapid, accurate, and portable tool for health professionals. September 29, 2024
Israeli Navy intercepts drone over Red Sea Since October, the Houthis have launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel. September 29, 2024
Nasrallah’s dilemma: A crisis of strategic choices Despite the setbacks, Nasrallah shows no sign of backing down from his support of Hamas. September 26, 2024
Israeli airstrike kills terrorist brothers who participated in October 7 massacre The IDF added that forces in the Rafah area of southern Gaza have killed 15 terrorists in the last day. September 26, 2024
Scientists unlock photosynthesis secrets, paving the way for more efficient, resilient crops Genetically modifying plants to optimize photosynthesis could lead to higher yields, especially in regions with inconsistent sunlight, poor soil, or challenging climates. September 26, 2024
What would a ground war in Lebanon look like? If Israel does launch a ground war, how deep into the Lebanese territory would it reach? September 25, 2024
Hezbollah’s use of civilian homes sparks evacuation crisis and sectarian strife in Lebanon In one incident in Beirut’s Christian suburb of Ain El Remmaneh, the Lebanese army was forced to step in when residents refused to accommodate Shiites from the south. September 25, 2024
Police break up Hamas money-laundering ring in Jerusalem During the raid, law enforcement confiscated over 200,000 shekels in cash, checks worth one million shekels, and various electronics. September 24, 2024
Israel’s high-tech sector defies war with $9 billion in investments The high-tech industry makes up over 50% of Israel’s exports, accounts for one-fifth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and generates one-quarter of all state revenues from employment taxes. September 23, 2024
Israel strikes central Gaza school taken over by Hamas The IDF added that it stepped up aerial surveillance and used precision munitions to mitigate danger to civilians. September 23, 2024
‘This will not break our spirit’: Northern Israeli communities pull together after rocket barrage Among the homes hit was that of a Kiryat Shmona evacuee, Itai Abekasis, who relocated to his parents’ house in Moreshet. September 23, 2024
Israeli airstrike in Beirut reportedly kills senior Hezbollah leader Aqil’s significance in the organization traces back to his involvement in attacks against American targets in Lebanon in 1983. September 20, 2024
Hostage families call on UNICEF to protect Israeli children captive in Gaza 'We need international organizations, including UNICEF, to reach them there, in Gaza, to check on them, to take care of them,' said Tomer Keshet, a cousin of Yarden Bibas. September 20, 2024
‘We need to bring another blow’: Northern Israeli residents react to Hezbollah ‘pager attack’ Northern residents were forced to evacuate their homes when Hezbollah began launching rockets and drones in October. September 19, 2024
Israel launches first autonomous bus pilot on public roads The trial includes testing the bus in various road, visibility, and weather conditions and assessing its response to pedestrians, other vehicles, traffic circles and unforeseen road events. September 19, 2024
