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Rare bird photography exhibition highlights Red Sea island’s fragile ecosystem
Photographer Yossi Eshbol’s rare images of colonies of seabirds on the strategic Tiran Island, captured during 1970s research expeditions, are now exhibited in Jerusalem, highlighting a fragile ecosystem threatened by regional development
Yogev Israeli | 08.07.25
חלקים חדשים של הרי טורקיה, שהיו מכוסים בעבר בקרח, נחשפים במהירות שנה אחר שנה
Melting glaciers in Turkey signal severe climate crisis
Vanishing glaciers on Turkey’s Cilo Mountain reveal stark reality of climate change, where rising temperatures and increased tourism are accelerating ice loss in a once-pristine alpine region
Yogev Israeli, AFP | 07.31.25
שחזור תלת-ממדי (מימין) של שבר השריון (במרכז) המבוסס על דוגמה מצרפת (משמאל)
Rare Bronze Age armor linked to Trojan War found in Czech Republic
Archaeologists unveil 3,200-year-old bronze armor fragments from the Late Bronze Age, likely worn by a warrior during the Trojan War era, marking a rare discovery that links Central Europe to ancient Mediterranean military traditions
Yogev Israeli | 07.27.25
התוקף באוטובוס
Dublin police release without charge man who assaulted Jew over Gaza war claims
A Jewish man riding a Dublin bus was verbally and physically attacked by a passenger citing Gaza; Despite arrest, the attacker was released without charge, prompting criticism from Irish politicians who accuse the government of downplaying rising antisemitism 
Itamar Eichner, Yogev Israeli | 07.21.25
שרידי ארבעת האתונות שנחשפו בחפירות בתל צפית, אתר המזוהה עם גת הפלשתית
Bound feet, severed head: Experts uncover ancient donkey sacrifices in Israel
Experts locate remains of four donkeys sacrificed nearly 5,000 years ago as part of a ritual likely symbolizing wealth or high status, shedding new light on the cultural and religious practices of Canaan’s Early Bronze Age society
Yogev Israeli | 07.21.25
אלכוהול מילא תפקיד חברתי, פוליטי ודתי חשוב בחברות רבות, כולל במסופוטמיה העתיקה, שם אנשים שתו בירה יחד ממכלים גדולים באמצעות קשיות ארוכות
How alcohol helped create ancient civilizations
New study supports theory that fermented drinks contributed to the rise of complex societies by helping elites consolidate power from Sumer in Mesopotamia to the Maya and Inca empires
Yogev Israeli | 07.21.25
זנב סנונית נאה
Butterfly census reveals species shifts tied to drought, host plants
Israel’s annual butterfly count recorded nearly 73,000 individuals from 86 species, revealing how rainfall, vegetation, and climate influence distribution
Yogev Israeli | 07.21.25
איור של האדם הניאנדרטלי
Just 45 miles apart, Neanderthals in northern Israel butchered meat in surprisingly different ways
New study of 50,000-year-old butchered bones from two Israeli caves reveals Neanderthals used distinct meat-cutting methods, possibly reflecting cultural traditions; researchers say this suggests learned behavior and regional variation in butchery
Yogev Israeli | 07.18.25
פסלי מואי האייקוניים באי הפסחא
Easter Island may have influenced Polynesia more than once believed
Long thought to be isolated, Easter Island may have helped shape religious practices across Polynesia; New archaeological research reveals a complex pattern of cultural exchange—suggesting ceremonial ideas flowed not just west to east, but also in reverse
Yogev Israeli | 07.14.25
ברדלס אסייתי
Asian cheetah faces extinction as Iran struggles with conservation efforts
The critically endangered Asian cheetah, now nearly extinct with only 17 left in the wild, clings to survival in Iran’s deserts amid habitat loss, human encroachment and geopolitical challenges
Yogev Israeli | 07.11.25
יהודה לנצקרון עם חיים מייטליס, יו"ר עמותת "מנציחים - מפעלי הנצחה בישראל"
'Powerful consolation': The bereaved brother who founded a memorial initiative for other families
More than 20 years after losing his brother to terror, Yehuda Lanzkron is helping restore Torah scrolls in memory of war fallen—starting with one for Soroka Hospital, hit by an Iranian missile, and aiming to honor every fallen soldier
Yogev Israeli | 07.06.25
לוח היתדות עם המזמור שהתגלה ובואר לאחרונה
3,000-year-old hymn sheds light on world’s first metropolis
A lost Babylonian hymn discovered in excavations and reconstructed after being lost for 1,000 years describes women’s roles in ancient society and the city’s grandeur
Yogev Israeli | 07.03.25
ממצאים שהתגלו באתר 23 במונגוליה
Israeli-led excavation uncovers history of Mongolia’s medieval frontier
Experts unearth and analyze daily life on the edge of the Liao Empire in Mongolia, revealing resilience and adaptation along a forgotten medieval border
Yogev Israeli | 07.02.25
עש הבוגונג האייקוני של אוסטרליה, הנודד עד אלף קילומטרים מדי שנה למספר מערות נבחרות באלפים האוסטרליים
Insects with rice-sized brains chart epic journeys using the night sky
New study reveals Australia’s Bogong moths navigate over 600 miles using stars and Earth’s magnetic field; researchers hail first proven case of stellar navigation in insects, likening their precision to migratory birds—despite their tiny brains
Yogev Israeli | 06.26.25
התייבשות ימת אורמיה באיראן
Iran battles a quiet disaster as land sinks beneath its feet
As Iran braces for external threats, a slower crisis brews within: excessive groundwater use is sinking land, threatening infrastructure, worsening quake risks and exposing the regime’s failure to tackle a deepening environmental disaster
Yogev Israeli | 06.23.25
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