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Jerusalem of Traffic: Main Road Closes for Three Years
A main gateway to Jerusalem has been closed, and is expected to cause massive amounts of traffic congestion for at … Keep Reading
Jellyfish Mucus to Cure Plastic Pollution?
Are jellyfish the solution to saving our seas and oceans? This is what two marine biologists from Haifa University are … Keep Reading
First Court-Ordered Vaccination in Israel
In a rare move by the Israeli court system, parents have been ordered to vaccinate their 2-year old child after … Keep Reading
Zencity Tech Brings Power to the Locals
What do the people want? This is the question that city management company Zencity, answers for any local authorities wanting … Keep Reading
Economy
Jerusalem of Traffic: Main Road Closes for Three Years
A main gateway to Jerusalem has been closed, and is expected to cause massive amounts of traffic congestion for at … Keep Reading
Zencity Tech Brings Power to the Locals
What do the people want? This is the question that city management company Zencity, answers for any local authorities wanting … Keep Reading
What’s Happening in Israel by Numbers
In a 2017 statistical abstract recently released by the Central Bureau of Statistics, the state of Israel has been broken … Keep Reading
Construction Startup Industry Booms Towards Better Safety
There’s a reason I fear walking past construction sites on the streets of Tel Aviv. It could have to do … Keep Reading
Science
Jellyfish Mucus to Cure Plastic Pollution?
Are jellyfish the solution to saving our seas and oceans? This is what two marine biologists from Haifa University are … Keep Reading
First Court-Ordered Vaccination in Israel
In a rare move by the Israeli court system, parents have been ordered to vaccinate their 2-year old child after … Keep Reading
Neanderthals Survived the Open Air
A recent finding by an Israeli archeological team from the Hebrew University paints a new picture of our ancient ancestors, … Keep Reading
3D Printer Technique Simulates Surgery
Just like flight simulation for pilots, doctors can now simulate surgery, thanks to a new technique developed by Israeli doctors … Keep Reading
Life
Israeli Summer Plagues Have Arrived
As the Mediterranean sun sits closer on the shores of Israel, the country starts to swarm with its annual array … Keep Reading
Expanding the Margins: Women Rising
Marginalized communities suffer from a lack of resources, further perpetuating growing inequalities already set in the societal system. The good … Keep Reading
New Comedian Lightens Up Middle Eastern Heaviness
Her career was set to sky rocket into peace building and political diplomacy – until she flexed her most natural … Keep Reading
Once Upon a Time in Be’er Sheva
A hopeful desert harvest, a solo street shoe cobbler, or a celebratory dance circle are captured in black and white, … Keep Reading
Nature
Nature Reserve Declared in Mitzpe Ramon
A new nature reserve has been declared in the Mitzpe Ramon area, a southern point in the Negev, known for … Keep Reading
Fruit Theft on the Rise in Israel
Avocados, watermelons, grapes, and other popular produce are in danger as an epidemic of agricultural crime is sweeping through the … Keep Reading
Caesarea Opens King Herod’s Visitor Center
King Herod’s Visitor Center officially opened on May 29. The NIS 80 million, or $22 million, project, funded by the … Keep Reading
TreeTube Saves Trees and Sidewalks
How do trees grow under cement? For those walking those streets it may go unnoticed; however for landscape artists and … Keep Reading
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I’m Over 30, Single and Okay with it
“You need to start having children immediately,” said the cab driver, who went from complete stranger to worried safta during … Keep Reading
Dating and Disconnected in Tel Aviv
“I think we’re ready for the next step,” he says. “What’s your Facebook?” I immediately feel vulnerable and insecure. I … Keep Reading
An American-ish Girl in Tel Aviv
I didn’t think I fit in. It showed in the small and simple things. Instead of the standard peanut butter and … Keep Reading
Early diagnosis of autism has 88% chance of Saving Lives
“There has to be another way,” thought Dr. Hanna Alonim, as she saw 6-year old children tied to their beds, … Keep Reading