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Yaron Drukman
Israeli scientists capture 'once-in-a-lifetime' supernova
Using the Hubble Space Telescope and considerable ingenuity, Weizmann Institute of Science researchers document star exploding in galaxy neighboring Milky Way
Yaron Drukman
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03.30.24
Israeli Nobel Prize-winning economist Prof. Daniel Kahneman dies at 90
In 2002, Prof. Kahneman became the fifth Israeli to win the Nobel Prize for his pioneering work in behavioral economics; in 2013, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Obama; colleagues remember him as a visionary
Yaron Drukman, Daniel Edelson, New York
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03.27.24
Gasp for fresh air: Israel ranks 56th in Global Pollution Index
Bangladesh leads as globe's most polluted country, with India home to 83 of top 100 polluted cities; Israel fares slightly better than South Africa, Peru and Chile, yet lags behind Albania, Romania and Italy in cleanliness
Yaron Drukman
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03.21.24
Israeli women live longer, are more educated, give birth later, statistics show
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics report for 2023, fewer Arab and Jewish women ages 25-29 are married compared to the previous decade, while at university women make up 60.3% of all students
Yaron Drukman
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03.06.24
Meron crush inquiry: Netanyahu culpable, police chief should be dismissed
Report into Israel's deadliest civil disaster, in which 45 people were killed, finds PM was aware of site's flaws but made no decisions against him; inquiry says Commissioner Shabtai was highly negligent in approving event plans
Yaron Drukman, Gilad Morag
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03.06.24
Israeli neuroscientist awarded prestigious prize for brain research
Israeli neuroscientist Haim Sompolinsky will be honored with the prestigious Lundbeck Foundation's Brain Prize from the King of Denmark in a special ceremony and a shared prize of €1.3 million with two other winners
Yaron Drukman
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03.05.24
Facebook, Instagram down worldwide for 90 minutes
The social media networks malfunctioned in Israel and around the world - both the apps and the websites; Facebook's internal systems also collapsed
Yaron Drukman, Raphael Kahan
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03.05.24
Over 60 lbs. Jellyfish sighted off Israeli coast
Known as 'Rhopilema Nomadica', these giants are making an appearance off Israeli shores; 'Winter swarms of Nomad Jellyfish have become routine in recent years, but this year the size of the jellyfish is definitely exceptional,' says maritime biologist
Yaron Drukman
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02.28.24
Archeologists uncover rare limestone box dating to Second Temple period
Experts say sectioned box likely used to display products in Jewish shops which played large role in daily lives of locals under Roman rule
Yaron Drukman
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02.21.24
Archeologists uncover Roman Legion base in northern Israel
Excavation uncovers Via Principalis - the main camp street, stone pavements and sigma-shaped podium, part of a grand public building; findings mark permanent Roman base housing thousands of soldiers circa 2nd-century CE
Yaron Drukman
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02.15.24
Arab families have more kids than Jewish ones, CBS says
About 21% of Arab families have six or more members, compared to approximately 11% of Jewish families; 47% of families identify as secular, 24% as traditional, 14% as religious, and 12% as ultra-Orthodox
Yaron Drukman
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02.08.24
Scarab dating back 2,800-year-old found in Galilee
While strolling around Tavor stream in northern Israel, Erez Abrahamov on leave from his reserve duty comes across a finding with vast archeological ramifications dating back three millennia
Yaron Drukman
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02.07.24
More corrupt than UAE, less than Qatar: Israel dropped to 33rd place in global index
Israel slipped two places in the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index, which ranks 180 countries annually; Least corrupt country is Denmark, while Somalia holds the unfortunate title of the most corrupt nation
Yaron Drukman
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01.30.24
Packs of stray dogs from Gaza Strip roaming around Israeli border communities
In recent weeks, hundreds of dogs from Gaza have been freely roaming near Israeli towns; scientist warns they threaten nature by preying on wildlife and could spread diseases, endangering human life
Yaron Drukman
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12.23.23
Israel uses birds of prey in search for victims of October 7 Hamas massacre
IDF seeks assistance from Nature and Parks Authority in locating bodies of victims of Hamas attack; in one instance, four bodies recovered from near Be'eri Forest thanks to a tracker on a hawk-eagle
Yaron Drukman, Yoav Zitun
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11.13.23
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