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
It was built around 20–30 CE and the structure is believed to have stood along a street leading up to the Temple Mount
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
‘This understanding is of far-reaching significance in developing immunotherapy treatments against cancer,’ says Ben-Gurion University Dean of Medicine Prof. Angel Porgador
Watergen CEO and founder: The Abraham Accords has given countries in the Middle East the opportunity to improve and advance relations in various fields
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
