Islamic Republic drastically curtailed access to social media platforms as it grapples with protests over the death of Mahsa Amini after her arrest for alleged dress code violation | Continue reading
Unlike simpler forms of testing used in IVF today, screening for polygenic diseases doesn't offer a clear diagnosis but rather a 'risk score' for a Pandora's box full of conditions | Continue reading
David Dayag, a self-taught astronomer, is getting attention for his time-lapse photos, showing the fire and fury at the center of the solar system as if it were next door | Continue reading
44 pieces found hidden in base of wall at Banias archaeological site; apparently stored by owner fleeing invaders 2,500 years ago with the hope of one day recovering the treasure | Continue reading
In peer-reviewed breakthrough, embryos are grown from stem cells; scientists say method may one day be used to ethically grow cells for replacement human organs | Continue reading
AID Genomics moves its R&D center abroad, laying off 400 workers, while Asurion closes its development center; thousands have lost their jobs in recent months | Continue reading
An industry turning over hundreds of millions of dollars, employing thousands of people, is cynically cheating naive would-be investors worldwide via a range of corrupt practices. It is doing terrible harm to its victims, and it risks doing the same to Israel’s reputation | Continue reading
While visiting the POLIN museum in 2016, Daniel Patt realized he could be walking by his own relatives without knowing it, so he designed a platform 'From Numbers to Names' | Continue reading
Leading investment firm BVP says global tech and VC community should look to a horse of a different color to measure promising ventures | Continue reading
With nation's congestion ranking near worst among developed economies, EcoMotion hopes to use algorithms to smartly direct flow | Continue reading
New York Times reports that Tehran views deadly incident as an attack, noting it fits pattern of alleged past Israeli strikes in Iran and Lebanon | Continue reading
High Hopes Lab, in central Israel, which captures frozen carbon 9 miles above Earth, aims to catch 1,000 metric tons per balloon per day, for less than $50 a ton | Continue reading
Funding round led by Insight Partners; investors include subsidiary of UAE sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Company | Continue reading
Defense Ministry hands Sky Dew system over to air force after years of testing; sensors onboard aerostat are meant to identify incoming long-range munitions, drones | Continue reading
German cybersecurity agency says tech firm could be involved in hacking assaults during Moscow's invasion of Ukraine; US banned use of the software by government agencies in 2017 | Continue reading
Taking up arms to defend their homes alongside their fellow countrymen, many Jewish volunteers reject the claim that Ukraine is a hotbed of antisemitism | Continue reading
'It's a war by one man, with astounding power and several screws loose,' says historian, but he cannot conquer Ukrainians' spirit, and his assault will further unite them | Continue reading
Yaron Shalem, suspended CFO of Celsius Network, and Saga cryptocurrency firm's Ido Sadeh Man now named among 10 suspects nabbed for aggravated fraud, money laundering, embezzlement | Continue reading
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Bolstering previous research, scientists publish 'remarkable' data showing strong link between vitamin deficiency, prevalent in Israel, and death or serious illness among patients | Continue reading
Army says troops abandoned the unconscious 78-year-old Omar As'ad at a construction site after zip-tying his hands together and gagging him at an impromptu checkpoint | Continue reading
Team at Weizmann Institute publishes study on method it says could help detect cancers, aid in organ transplants and help monitor cell therapy | Continue reading
Daniel Rothman says carbon in the atmosphere may push our seas past a tipping point, triggering a cascading catastrophe for global ecosystems that we do not yet fully understand | Continue reading
'Creative reality' startup D-ID, and VR/AR company Glimpse Group partner to bring 'life' into a futuristic virtual world | Continue reading
Among 4,300 fuel stations across Islamic Republic, 1,450 have been reconnected to central fuel distribution system, authorities say following attack they blame on foreign state | Continue reading
Day after major ransom attack identified at Hadera center, doctors report minimal progress on solving problem; experts unsurprised, predicting normality is at least 3 months away | Continue reading
One verse of Cohen's song 'Lover, Lover, Lover,' written while he played for troops battling Egypt, deeply moved the soldiers who heard it, then mysteriously disappeared. Until now | Continue reading
No details of program immediately available; PM says patience running out for the unvaccinated; cabinet backs proposal for classmates of infected kids to avoid automatic quarantine | Continue reading
Group of Orthodox Jews hit with steep penalties after celebrating Jewish new year in violation of local COVID ordinances and refusing police orders to leave house of worship | Continue reading
Though banking giants are kicking and screaming about open-banking reforms, non-bank entities stand ready to offer services at competitive rates | Continue reading
Salman Zarka says COVID-19 is here to stay for and that next booster shot may be adjusted for variants: 'This is our life from now on, in waves' | Continue reading
An ‘Iron Dome for data’ from Israeli startup QuantLR protects information using Einstein’s principles of quantum mechanics | Continue reading
41 deaths in 24 hours; 531 serious cases; positive test rate highest since February; 500 at-risk kids age 5-11 vaccinated, with mild or no side effects; new travel rules start | Continue reading
Home Front Command presents internal research to PM Bennett; health official says crisis point approaching | Continue reading
Questions over whether Paris Agreement's aspirational target can be met, as UN's first comprehensive scientific assessment of climate change since 2014 to be released Monday | Continue reading
Latest research ‘definitely’ reinforces argument for giving boosters to the elderly, says lab chief at Leumit | Continue reading
Rabbi-turned-comedian was an outspoken supporter of Israel and unapologetic about his Judaism | Continue reading
Missing section of 8th-7th century BCE fortification puts in question narrative of 2 Kings in which conquering Babylonians 'tore down Jerusalem's walls on every side' | Continue reading
Beresheet 2 mission hopes to launch in 2024 and will see double landing of two small crafts that will detach from mothership, one of them aiming for far side | Continue reading
Military used 'flocks' of small aircraft, all communicating with each other, to locate targets, direct airstrikes, highlighting advances in artificial intelligence-driven combat | Continue reading
The robots will whirr along a system of underground tunnels, use regular corridors, and even call and ride elevators, to race drugs to patients as fast as possible | Continue reading
CEO says thousands of mostly smaller businesses hit by likely Russian hackers, who are demanding sums between $45,000 and $5 million to unscramble data, according to expert | Continue reading
Peer-reviewed research at Weizmann Institute is most detailed insight into MC4 hunger-controlling receptor; drugs may now be able to target it precisely, without major side effects | Continue reading
Trapping and observing light in super-thin materials, Technion researchers say their work may pave way for new generation of tiny light-powered tech | Continue reading
Blind, colorless arthropods make their home in Ayalon Cave in central Israel, thriving in dark, oxygen-free environment, fed by sulfurous water rising from deep in the earth | Continue reading
Mice not only live longer, but are more youthful and less susceptible to cancer, after team from Bar Ilan University and US National Institutes of Health boosts a single protein | Continue reading
An assistant to the Beitar Jerusalem owner sues his boss, claiming that Moshe Hogeg and his associates stole $250 million raised through Stox, Sirin Labs and Leadcoin ICOs | Continue reading
Researchers find resin on altar at Tel Arad is marijuana mixed with animal dung, used 2,700 years ago 'as deliberate psychoactive' - first evidence of ritual cannabis use in region | Continue reading