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Scientists use AI to combat water scarcity, desertification
AI is emerging as a vital tool for innovative water management and drought resilience worldwide; Israel is a leader in the field in the Middle East, the most water-stressed region in the world
Addie J. Davis/The Media Line
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12:29 | 06.24.25
Iranian Jewish celebrity chef under fire for silence on Israel-Iran war
Zachary Neman faces online backlash after refusing to speak out on Israel-Iran conflict, highlighting the personal toll of geopolitics on diaspora identities
Yaniv Pohoryles
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13:20 | 06.23.25
Hollywood celebrities react to US strikes on Iran
Israeli celebrities rally behind US strike on Iran's nuclear sites while Hollywood remains divided—some speaking out against move while others praise it
Omer Daniel
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10:09 | 06.23.25
Are Israeli hospitals ready for the next missile strike?
A direct missile strike on Soroka Medical Center exposes critical gaps in Israel’s hospital defenses, raising urgent questions about the safety of patients and staff
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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10:03 | 06.23.25
From yellowcake to fuel: The process of uranium enrichment explained
What is uranium enrichment? How is it done? Why is it so technically complex — and why is it crucial for both nuclear energy and weapons?
Yuval Rosenberg/Davidson Institute of Science
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10:01 | 06.23.25
Why this unusual planetary system is challenging what we know about solar systems
Rare documentation of a planet in an unusual planetary system, a delay in a private mission and a successful launch by Rocket Lab; this week in space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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20:01 | 06.21.25
From herbs to habits: How to beat stress with nature’s help
With war, stress and daily anxiety affecting body and mind, natural medicine offers a gentle path to calm—from herbs and nutrition to simple rituals that help restore inner balance, ease tension and support emotional resilience for all ages
Carmit Berlin
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18:02 | 06.21.25
Moon crash and planetary defense: This week in space
A Japanese spacecraft failed in its Moon landing attempt, a new European telescope designed to detect dangerous asteroids, and new research questions whether a galactic collision is truly inevitable; This Week in Space
Ettay Nevo, Davidson Institute of Science
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04:34 | 06.21.25
World Medical Association condemns Iranian strike on Israeli hospital as war crime
International medical body condemns Iranian missile strike on Soroka Medical Center, calling it a serious violation of international law and a blow to medical neutrality
Or Hadar
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13:18 | 06.20.25
The similarities between television's 'Tehran' and the current reality
it's hard not to think about the growing similarity between reality and the plot of 'Tehran,' the hit series that became an international success; Producer Dana Eden talks about the eerie similarities and explains how she found herself on a boat from Israel to Cyprus
Lior Ben Ari
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05:20 | 06.20.25
Nuclear geology: The mountain protecting Iran's Fordow enrichment site
Israel’s strikes on Iran highlight the near-impenetrable defenses of the Fordow nuclear site, underscoring the limitations of conventional weapons against its deeply buried, geologically fortified infrastructure; experts explain unique characteristics
Yogev Israeli
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21:18 | 06.19.25
Once host to Iranian scientists, famed Israeli research hub hit by Iranian missile
Decades of Israeli-Iranian scientific ties—once symbolized by the Weizmann Institute hosting Iranian researchers in the 1960s—collapsed this week as an Iranian missile strike destroyed three floors of research labs
Nina Fox, Itamar Eichner
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17:30 | 06.19.25
Health Ministry orders all hospitals to discharge patients: 'Prepare to release mothers 12 hours after delivery'
In letter to hospital administrators and health funds obtained by Ynet, Health Ministry instructs patient releases until wards are maximally reduced; hospitals instructed to provide guidance on how to handle hazardous materials and leakage of radioactive materials
Or Hadar
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14:37 | 06.19.25
Israelis face serious sleep crisis amid war, new study shows
As air raid sirens and war with Iran interrupt sleep across Israel, civilian sleep health plummets to crisis levels according to new study; science-backed strategies offer a lifeline amid the exhaustion
Eitan Gefen
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13:44 | 06.19.25
Stuck in the 80s: Why Iranian cars are all from a bygone era
Footage from Iran’s war zones reveal a car culture frozen in time, shaped by sanctions, self-reliance and politics; From aging Peugeots to Chinese imports, Iran’s auto industry tells the story of a country improvising under pressure—and proud of it
Tomer Hadar, Calcalist
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15:55 | 06.18.25
Tottenham apologizes after blocking fans criticizing Israeli player Manor Solomon
British soccer team faces backlash after congratulating Israeli midfielder on his wedding, with critics attacking his support for Israel amid the Gaza war, prompting the club to block accounts—later reversed in an apology
Nadav Zenziper
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10:27 | 06.18.25
Michael Rapaport joins 'The Traitors', pro-Palestinians vow boycott
Jewish-American actor, known for his pro-Israel views, takes part in reality show's fourth season; inclusion prompts outrage from pro-Palestinians flodding social media with calls for boycott
ynet correspondents
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00:15 | 06.18.25
Report: Dozens of stranded Israeli doctors begin sea evacuation amid airspace closure
With Israel’s airspace closed due to war with Iran, hundreds of doctors remain stuck overseas; Health Ministry is organizing rescue efforts, as dozens from leading hospitals board a merchant ship to return home amid surging medical demand
Or Hadar
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18:19 | 06.17.25
European countries agree to host Israeli athletes amid security crisis
Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Portugal to provide accommodation for Israeli athletes stranded abroad as skies remain closed amid fighting against Iran
Nadav Zenziper
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06:08 | 06.17.25
What war with Iran teaches about blast waves—and how to stay safe
As Iranian missiles strike Israel, experts explain the deadly mechanics of blast waves—how they form, spread and intensify; understanding the science is crucial for strengthening defenses and reducing civilian casualties
Yogev Israeli
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05:57 | 06.17.25
After airstrike during live broadcast: News anchor becomes hero in Iran
Sahar Emami, one of Iranian State TV's most prominent anchors, has been widely praised on social media after returning to the airwaves immediately after the Israeli attack; Posts from regime supporters praised her strength and courage, and even showed her picture alongside senior figures in the Shiite-Iranian axis; 'She is the face of the courage of Iranian women'
Lior Ben Ari
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22:38 | 06.16.25
Caitlyn Jenner is no longer in Israel: This is how she managed to leave
The American reality star, who came to Israel for Pride Week events and got stuck in the country due to the war with Iran, left Israel via Jordan
Bar Zaga
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16:00 | 06.15.25
Iranian soccer legend backs Israel: 'This is the bill for 46 years bullying'
Ali Karimi, one of Iran’s most celebrated soccer players and a longtime critic of the regime, denounces Tehran’s leadership and supports Israeli strikes in rare public statement; 'The bloodthirsty and criminal enemies of Iran and the Iranians are you'
Ynet
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20:01 | 06.14.25
Avner Netanyahu’s wedding postponed amid national emergency
Planned for June 16, event canceled due to security restrictions as Israel remains under emergency regulations following missile attacks from Iran; new date yet to be announced
Bar Zaga
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18:27 | 06.14.25
‘Prepare for the worst’: Israeli hospitals race to secure patients ahead of Iran strike
After a preemptive Israeli strike on Iran, hospitals across the country rushed to relocate patients underground, discharge the stable and prepare for potential retaliation with fortified wards and emergency protocols
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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17:20 | 06.13.25
Greta Thunberg's sister changed her name, became a model
While Greta talks about her 'traumatic' experiences in Israel, her younger sister Beata embraces the spotlight, building a career in music and modeling while delivering sharp social commentary and distancing herself from the activist image tied to her family name
Inbal Hananel
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22:01 | 06.12.25
New Netflix series by Fauda's Lior Raz and model Rotem Sela revealed
Netflix officially announces 'Off Road' — the docu-reality series that follows Raz and Sela on a journey through Central Asia, accompanied by a therapist
Ran Boker
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21:53 | 06.12.25
What we know about Avner Netanyahu’s wedding: No politicians, no performances and strict NDAs
PM’s son to marry partner in a private outdoor event in an upscale venue on June 16, with no politicians invited; former chief rabbi to officiate ceremony
Bar Zaga
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14:42 | 06.12.25
Caitlyn Jenner in Tel Aviv: 'Israel has a marketing problem'
Visiting Israel for the first time in years, Jenner praises the country’s warm atmosphere and strong LGBTQ community; speaking ahead of Tel Aviv’s Pride Parade, she recalls her previous visit and expresses hope to help change perceptions of Israel abroad
Yoni Froim
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00:57 | 06.12.25
Israeli winery earns spot at prestigious New York exhibition
Har Odem Winery, located in the small community of Odem near the Syrian border, will present its wines at the New York City event, which is regarded as one of the most exclusive in the global wine industry
Yair Kraus
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10:45 | 06.11.25
British band Massive Attack screens video of Yahya Sinwar, anti-Israel montage during concert
During band’s Manchester show, a clip of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in a tunnel with his family was shown as part of an anti-Israel montage, sparking backlash; band defended it as 'artistic context'
ynet
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00:47 | 06.11.25
Israeli show 'Remnants' receives Canadian festival award for portrayal of grief after October 7
TV show 'Remnants' won Best Live-Action Youth Series at the Rockie Awards in Alberta; It follows Rona, a grieving teen whose sister was murdered on October 7, as she navigates loss, memory and healing on Israel’s Memorial Day
Ynet, Gilad Meiri
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18:14 | 06.10.25
Manchester City coach speaks about Gaza at university ceremony, omits Hamas atrocities
Pep Guardiola condemns suffering in Gaza during speech at University of Manchester but did not mention Oct. 7 Hamas massacre or Israeli hostages, prompting criticism for what some saw as a one-sided message
Ynetnews
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12:27 | 06.10.25
Monty Python legend John Cleese delays Israel tour
British comedian postpones performances, rescheduling shows in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv amid changes to his itinerary, according to production company
Ynetnews
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10:23 | 06.10.25
'Leave our Pepsi alone': Why so many Israelis are hooked on diet cola
Eyal has been downing diet cola for decades, Meirit lasted just 10 minutes without her Cola Zero and Noa wants everyone to stop nagging and let her enjoy her Pepsi Max; But experts warn that even diet drinks can harm your health when consumed daily
Nirit Tzuk
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23:37 | 06.09.25
Frederick Forsyth, 'Day of the Jackal' author, dies at 86
Frederick Forsyth, ex-journalist and MI6 informant, turned real-world intrigue into bestselling fiction marked by spies, mercenaries and geopolitical twists; his sharp prose, global insight and disdain for elites earned him acclaim and controversy alike
Reuters
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21:03 | 06.09.25
New Israeli method could make tomatoes tastier, stronger
A Tel Aviv University team has developed a breakthrough method for editing large gene families in crop plants; first tested on tomatoes, the tech could transform plant breeding and help develop tastier, climate-resilient, non-GMO varieties
Ynetnews
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18:51 | 06.09.25
Avner Netanyahu nixes politicians from wedding guest list
As criticism swirls over holding a high-profile wedding during wartime, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s son Avner has reportedly excluded ministers and Knesset members from his upcoming nuptials—prompting quiet outrage from some in the coalition
Bar Zaga
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18:33 | 06.09.25
Surge in Israeli prose writing, books about October 7 in 2024, National Library reports
Hebrew Book Week highlights Israel’s literary surge: 7,000 titles published in 2024, including 548 Gaza war-focused works and 60 children’s books addressing trauma; National Library documents cultural resilience amid post-October 7 recovery
Ynet
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12:30 | 06.09.25
Israeli flag grabbed from fan at 'Rebelde Way' concert in Spain
No security guard came to her aid, but a Greek concertgoer stood by the fan and encouraged her to wave it again; 'He urged me to raise it again, saying I shouldn't be afraid, no matter where I am'
Ran Boker
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15:46 | 06.08.25
Israel opens world's first research institute studying hope
Hebrew University pioneers global first institute for hope science, teaching resilience amid war; national 'hope index' to launch and inspect Israeli society's level
Anat Lev Adler
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14:40 | 06.08.25
Bar Refaeli celebrates 40th birthday in lavish Tel Aviv house party
A decade after her star-studded 30th, Bar Refaeli rang in 40 with an intimate, yet glamorous celebration at her Tel Aviv home; Close friends, family, surprise performances, and DJ Itai Galo set the tone for the unforgettable night
Yoni Froim
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12:39 | 06.08.25
DMT emerges as promising tool in treating resistant depression and PTSD
Once known mainly for its role in shamanic rituals, the psychedelic compound is gaining scientific attention for its potential; early clinical trials show promise, though risks and legal barriers remain significant
Dr. Roy Zucker
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10:43 | 06.08.25
Irish band uses music festival as pro-Palestinian protest stage
Fontaines D.C. abuse Barcelona stage to spread anti-Israel propaganda using Palestinian flag projections and 'genocide' accusations
Ynet
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10:25 | 06.08.25
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif faces renewed scrutiny over sex test leak
Leaked documents allegedly show she has XY chromosomes; controversy reignites debate over sex testing in women’s sports, with no official confirmation yet from Olympic authorities
Yair Kattan
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10:20 | 06.08.25
Estonian police seek to question Israeli soccer captain over pro-Russia remarks
Captain Eli Dasa draws fire in Tallinn after defending his Russian club; fans jeer during qualifier as authorities attempt post-match inquiry
Nadav Zenziper
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18:42 | 06.07.25
Israeli researchers help achieve breakthrough in myeloma treatment
Doctors from Tel Aviv’s Sourasky Medical Center took part in a global study showing that one-third of patients with advanced multiple myeloma remained cancer-free five years after receiving CAR-T therapy, suggesting a possible path to a cure
Oren Reiss
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14:32 | 06.07.25
Fading hopes for life on exoplanet K2-18b
Researchers recently reported the discovery of a biological molecule in the atmosphere of a distant exoplanet - raising excitement about the possibility of life beyond Earth; however, a series of new studies casts significant doubt on the likelihood of life there
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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12:17 | 06.07.25
Arugula steak with a twist
No frying, no grilling, and no sweating over a barbecue — all you need for this recipe is a sizzling hot plate, a butcher who can slice beef into thin cuts and a healthy appetite
Yonatan Borowitz
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08:43 | 06.07.25
Caitlyn Jenner to join Tel Aviv pride parade as guest of honor
Jenner is expected to visit Israel next week to join Tel Aviv’s pride celebrations; attendance comes amid her continued public support for Israel since October 7
Yoni Froim
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15:47 | 06.06.25
51-year-old medical student: The nurse fulfilling a dream at Ben-Gurion University
Luci Bahat, a nurse at Kaplan Medical Center, decided to follow her dream and study medicine despite her age at same university as her daughter
Or Hadar
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13:23 | 06.06.25
Israeli stem cell donator saves life of reservist comrade's father
IDF reservists reunite in emotional encounter after anonymous stem cell donor finds out his donation saved his comrade’s relative
Or Hadar
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12:50 | 06.06.25
New Israeli discovery could transform the hunt for alien life
Israeli study suggests a new way to detect life on Jupiter’s moon Europa; new dwarf planet has been identified at the edge of the solar system—this week in space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10:49 | 06.06.25
Make an exotic coleslaw with Indian curry dressing
Shredded cabbage, carrots, fennel and pineapple tossed in a creamy silan-sweetened dressing combine into a refreshing side or main dish
Michael Levi-Elchalal
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09:45 | 06.06.25
Very cool: Israeli startup uses ice to chill buildings and cut carbon footprint in NYC
Nostromo’s IceBrick ice battery tech expands to NYC as grid-friendly cooling solution; slashes energy costs by 30%, avoids polluting peaker plants using water-based storage, deployed via unique service model
Daniel Edelson, New York
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21:15 | 06.05.25
Quick polenta with seared mushrooms serves up comfort in minutes
This quick, comforting dish packs bold flavor with minimal effort, perfect for effortless weeknight dinners or impressing guests at casual gatherings
Raheli Krut
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09:28 | 06.05.25
Tunnel simulating Gaza bombings featured at international Primavera music festival
Near the entrance to Barcelona's Primavera festival, a tunnel simulating Gaza bombings was installed where visitors hear the sounds of explosions accompanied by a dramatic, ominous soundtrack
Shira Naot
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07:09 | 06.05.25
'He was sharing space with us': Son of Israel’s first astronaut brings his legacy full circle in Houston
Tal Ramon returns to Houston to open an exhibition honoring his father, Ilan Ramon, at the Holocaust Museum; fulfilling the dream of his late mother Rona, the display includes rare Columbia mission items, including a diary page that survived the 2003 disaster
Sharon Kidon
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23:47 | 06.04.25
CDC expert quits over RFK Jr.’s vaccine rollback: 'Can no longer help the most vulnerable'
The abrupt resignation of Dr. Lakshmi Panagiotakopoulos follows a controversial directive removing key COVID-19 vaccines from official recommendations; Critics say this undermines medical consensus, leaving vulnerable populations—especially children and pregnant women—without protection or support
Daniel Edelson, New York
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19:33 | 06.04.25
Eat well for less: Ten top 'happy hours' for affordable dining
The second roundup in our popular series highlighting great deals on good food in the greater Tel Aviv area
Buzzy Gordon
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14:29 | 06.03.25
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