Israeli scientists devise novel method for rapid repair of peripheral nerve injuries

Bar-Ilan University researchers have successfully developed nerve guidance conduits filled with “smart gel” that accelerate the regeneration of torn nerve fibres, enabling the rapid repair of peripheral nerve injuries. Read more

‘Understanding and knowing the truth’: 10 ambassadors tour Gaza Strip border and Hamas terror tunnel

A delegation of 10 ambassadors to the United Nations and the US visited the Gaza Strip border and the IDF’s Southern Command on Wednesday and learned first-hand the threats posed by the Hamas terrorist organization. Read more

Video: Historic parachute commemorates Hannah Szenes’ 100th birthday

In 1944, the Jews in Europe were in crisis amid the engulfing Holocaust. Hannah Szenes parachuted into Europe on an operation to save Jews from the Nazis. She was captured by the Nazis and did not return. Read more

Continuing the Jewish tradition: Israeli students win World Debating Championship

Gil Peled and Assaf Hanani, students from the Tel Aviv University Debate Club, won the prestigious World Universities Debating Championship (WUDC) Wednesday night after beating students from the best universities in the world, including Harvard, Stanford, Oxford, Cambridge and more. Read more

Chelsea FC, Peres Centre for Peace, Israel Football Association team up to promote peace through sports

The Chelsea Foundation, the Peres Centre for Peace and Innovation, and the Israel Football Association launched on Tuesday a new partnership to further develop and expand the Playing Fair, Leading Peace program, bringing together Arab and Jewish children across Israel through soccer. Read more

Bedouin businessman charged with spying for Iran was also involved in incitement to terrorism

Israel’s  Shin Bet has announced that prominent Bedouin millionaire Yaakub Abu al-Qian has been charged with contacting a foreign agent and passing information to Iran. Read more

New study reveals 912% increase in antisemitic content on TikTok

Antisemitic content on TikTok has rapidly increased this year, a new study has revealed, with an alarming 912% increase. Read more

Inscription dating to biblical judges era and relates to Book of Judges found in Israel

For the first time in history, an inscription dating from the time of the biblical Judges some 3,100 years ago and relating to the Book of Judges has been recovered from excavations at Khirbat er-Ra‘i, near Qiryat Gat…a joint project involving Sydney’s Macquarie University. Read more

SpaceIL secures crucial funding for launch of 2nd lunar probe

SpaceIL has obtained crucial financing toward the launch of the “Beresheet 2” Spacecraft in 2024, the association announced Sunday. Read more

Ahead of Tisha B’Av – one of most magnificent Second Temple-Era buildings discovered in Jerusalem open to public

Impressive new sections of one of the most magnificent public buildings uncovered from the Second Temple period in Jerusalem was opened to public visits, days before Israel will mark Tisha B’Av, the day of mourning for the destruction of the two Temples. Read more

Queen Elizabeth to Israeli: ‘Invest in Human Connections’

Queen Elizabeth had special words of wisdom for an Israeli man who asked her for advice on life. Read more

World Bank: $485million needed for short-term recovery of Gaza Strip

The 11 days of Hamas attacks on Israel and Operation Guardian of the Walls in May resulted in damage and losses in the Gaza Strip costing up to $380 million in physical damage and $190 million in economic losses, a Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA) conducted by the World Bank Group, United Nations (UN) and European Union (EU) shows. Read more

EXPOSED: President Rivlin roamed Israel freely in disguise with Shin Bet

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin roamed around Israel freely and in disguise together with Shin Bet agents, the security agency revealed today, hours before Rivlin ended his seven-year tenure and to be succeeded by Isaac Herzog. Read more

Israel extends stay of IDF delegation in Miami by week

Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz has approved the prolonged stay of the IDF Home Front Command Delegation operating as part of the recovery mission at the disaster site at Surfside, Florida. Read more

Israeli scientists develop two atoms thick tech – world’s thinnest

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have engineered the world’s tiniest technology, with a thickness of only two atoms. Read more

New missile for Israel’s defence

Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems unveiled the Sea Breaker weapon system, a 5^thgeneration long-range, autonomous, precision-guided missile, which enables significant attack performance against a variety of high-value maritime and land targets. Read more

WATCH: Nesher Ramla Homo – New Type of Prehistoric Man Discovered in Israel

The bones of an early human, unknown until now to science, who lived in the Levant at least until 130,000 years ago, were discovered in excavations at the Nesher Ramla site, near the city of Ramla in the centre of Israel. Read more

PA official daily lauds family who named son Eichmann ‘to anger Zionism’

The official Palestinian Authority daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida had warm words for a member of the Atwan family who chose to name his son Eichmann, after SS-Obersturmbannführer Adolf Eichmann, one of the key Nazi major officials who propagated the Holocaust. Read more

PM Bennett: ‘We do not want to return to days of lockdowns’

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced during a Coronavirus (COVID-19) assessment and tour of Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday that he will re-establish a corona cabinet and implement tighter restrictions in response to the recent spike in cases across the country and the Delta (Indian) variant spreading rapidly. Read more

US seizes dozens of websites used by the Iranian media and terror orgs

The US seized 33 websites used by the Iranian Islamic Radio and Television Union (IRTVU) and three websites operated by Kata’ib Hezbollah (KH), in violation of US sanctions, the Department of Justice stated Tuesday. Read more

Huge scam exposed in Jerusalem: Police arrest six Arabs for forgery of ownership documents in Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood

Israel’s police arrested early Tuesday morning six Arabs suspected of a multi-million real estate scam in eastern Jerusalem, an affair sure to send shockwaves through multiple systems. Read more

EU-funded PA school holds exhibition erasing Israel from the map

Students at a Palestinian Authority school, funded by the European Union and an Italian NGO, have put on display an exhibition that erases Israel from the map and celebrates the rockets recently fired by the Hamas at Israel during Operation Guardian of the Walls last month. Read more

Hebrew University professor accuses Israel of murdering Palestinian civilians during a virtual event

Professor Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian blatantly accused Israel of apartheid, ethnic cleansing and killing Palestinian civilians and children at an event hosted by The University of California Humanities Research Institute (UCHRI) on June 1, reported Zionist organization Im Tirtzu. Read more

Coalition agreement signed

The agreements between the partnerships of Members of Knesset Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid’s new incoming coalition were finally signed Friday morning, just two days before the swearing-in ceremony in the Knesset today [Sunday].  Read more

Police arrest seven Jews for attack on Arab

The Shin Bet and the Israel Police arrested seven Jewish residents of Herzliya and the surrounding area for questioning on suspicion of involvement in an attack on an Arab man near the Sydna Ali Mosque in Herzliya last month. Read more

Archeologists find 7,000-years-old commercial seal impression, oldest ever to be found in Israel

A team of archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem made a rare discovery when they unearthed a small clay seal impression dating back some 7,000 years. Read more

At least eight Gazan children featured on NY Times front page were killed by misfired rockets

At least eight of the children whose names were featured by the New York Times in a list of children killed during Operation Guardian of the Walls were killed by rockets launched by terrorist organizations that misfired and fell inside the Gaza Strip, the Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Centre (ITIC) has found. Read more

Iran is lying, Israel says, after IAEA expresses concern over undeclared nuclear sites

Iran still has not provided explanations to the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) about uranium particles found at three undeclared sites in their country, adding concern that the Islamic Republic is hiding its military nuclear program. Read more

Israel elected to UN’s prestigious Economic and Social Council

Israel was elected for the first time to serve as a member of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) on Monday, receiving 154 votes, more than two-thirds of the vote of UN member states. Read more

Israeli man dies of wounds incurred during Muslim riots

Avi Har-Even, who was severely wounded last month when Muslim rioters threw a Molotov cocktail into the hotel he was staying out in Acco, died of his wounds Sunday night. He was 84 years old. Read more

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