The Brest-Litovsk Jewish Cemetery is a very significant site, but remains unmarked to this day; Brest was the birthplace of former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin
Enovid releases a small dose of nitric oxide, which is 99.9% effective against coronavirus
Coins date back to the ‘The Great Revolt’ and Bar-Kokhba Revolt of the Second Temple period and include inscriptions such as ‘The Freedom of Zion’ and ‘The Freedom of Jerusalem’
‘I was so excited after the CPR that I went home and woke up my wife, and told her that I saved a Jewish woman’s life,’ said Muslim United Hatzalah paramedic Baha Sader
Tel Aviv University’s Prof. Dan Peer says the new method is able to deliver RNA-based drugs “door-to-door,” directly to diseased cells, without harming healthy cells in the body
The Haifa Technion and the IAI’s Space Division will develop and launch the nanosatellite, which ‘will enter a low-altitude orbit around the moon and collect data using a payload of scientific instruments.’
‘It is capable of continuous bacterial monitoring, a feat which was deemed elusive until now,’ says Ben-Gurion University research team
On June 1-2, 1941, at least 180 Iraqi Jews were killed and hundreds were injured in Baghdad and Basra, Iraq, during a major pogrom on the Jewish holiday of Shavuot
‘The amulet is part of a group of fifth–sixth-century CE amulets from the Levant that were probably produced in the Galilee and Lebanon’
‘The research could even enable humans to understand their language,’ Haifa University said By ILANIT CHERNICK Israel’s Haifa University has joined a worldwide study that is aiming to understand how Sperm Whales communicate. The research ...
