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Lights of renewal: Yeruham shines bright with stunning urban art installations

New project blends light, local storytelling and sustainability, using handcrafted sculptures to support urban renewal and strengthen community life in the desert town

ynet Global | 01.22.26

Aidoc founders Michael Braginsky (left), Elad Walach and Guy Reiner

FDA approves Aidoc’s first-of-its-kind AI triage platform for emergency and outpatient imaging

Powered by a single foundation model, the newly cleared solution integrates 14 acute conditions into one workflow, aiming to speed diagnoses, reduce imaging backlogs and improve patient safety in both emergency departments and ambulatory care

ynet Global | 01.22.26

Deni Avdija speaks out on hate he faces as an Israeli: 'Judge my game, not my identity'

Avdija is averaging 26.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 6.9 assists, placing him among league’s most productive all-around players; Only Luka Dončić and Nikola Jokić are also averaging at least 25 points, seven rebounds and six assists this season

ynet Global | 01.22.26

Temperatures to rise as strong easterly winds bring haze ahead of the weekend

Strong easterly winds will continue on Thursday, especially in the north, before weakening overnight; temperatures are expected to rise nationwide, with a chance of local rain tonight and scattered showers through the weekend

ynet Global | 01.22.26

Legato founders Dana Rochman and Shlomit Tennenbaum

Israeli startup Legato raises $7M to let any SaaS user build AI-powered apps

Founded by two women, Legato embeds an AI builder directly into software platforms, allowing non-technical users to create custom features in minutes; funding round, led by S Capital VC, will help expand its AI team and speed product development

ynet Global | 01.21.26

Ireland survey shows 50% of adults unaware of Holocaust, some calling it ‘a myth’

A survey commissioned by the Claims Conference finds that about half of Irish adults do not know six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, while nearly one in 12 people aged 18–29 believe it is a myth

ynet Global | 01.21.26

Technion professor Jacob Grobman named director of Israel Museum

Grobman, an award-winning architect and former dean at the Technion, will succeed Suzanne Landau in March, pledging to uphold the museum’s global stature amid ongoing regional challenges

ynet Global | 01.21.26

Deni Avdija thanks fans after All-Star vote, says focus remains on winning

After finishing fifth in the fan vote and returning from a back injury, Portland forward Deni Avdija thanked supporters for the outpouring of love, said he feels physically better and stressed that victories and team play come first

ynet Global | 01.21.26

Deep33 Ventures emerges from stealth with $150 million deep tech fund

New venture firm emerges from stealth with a $100 million first close, targeting energy, quantum computing, AI infrastructure and industrial autonomy as part of what it calls a critical foundation for the global AI investment cycle

ynet Global | 01.20.26

Natan Tzur, economic attaché in New York and head of the economic mission of the Foreign Trade Administration to the US East Coast; Siobhan L. Harris, secretary of the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration; and Karin Mayer Rubinstein, CEO and president of the Israel Advanced Technology Industries Association (IATI)

Israeli health-tech startups take the stage in Miami

Fourteen Israeli life sciences and digital health companies pitch cutting-edge technologies at IATI’s Mini MIXiii conference, aiming to forge US partnerships and boost investor confidence after the war

ynet Global | 01.19.26

Five whisker follicles in a 100-micron-thick tissue section, viewed under a microscope. Each follicle is enveloped by a thick collagenous capsule surrounded by skeletal muscles. The follicle contains a bundle of mechanoreceptors, whose club-like endings are anchored within a suspended collagen-rich matrix at the level of the upper third of the follicle

How rats tune out themselves to detect the lightest touch

New Weizmann Institute of Science study reveals how specialized nerve endings and biomechanical structures in rat whisker follicles filter out self-motion, letting the brain detect only true contact, offering fresh insights into sensory evolution and precision touch

ynet Global | 01.19.26

Israel’s Commit acquires Africa-focused tech recruiter Savannah in strategic talent expansion

The all-cash deal, valued in the millions, expands Commit’s offshore operations into Africa, tapping a fast-growing pool of English-speaking developers as global demand rises for software and AI talent

ynet Global | 01.18.26

‘Sorry I brought you into this cruel world’: Yarden Bibas marks birthday of murdered infant son

Marking what would have been Kfir Bibas’ third birthday, Yarden Bibas shared a painful post addressed to his murdered son, reflecting on love, guilt and loss months after Shiri, Ariel and Kfir were kidnapped and killed in Hamas captivity

ynet Global | 01.18.26

Storms, cold and snow on Mount Hermon as rain returns, raising flood risk | forecast

After a sunny and pleasant weekend, rain is set to return from the morning hours, mainly in northern and central Israel. Snow is expected on Mount Hermon, temperatures will drop nationwide and flooding is possible. Rain should ease by Tuesday

ynet Global | 01.18.26

Advisers were certain Trump would approve an Iran strike. A late message changed the call

President Trump’s advisers believed he would order strikes on Iran late Wednesday, but a text relayed by envoy Steve Witkoff from Iran’s foreign minister paused the move as US forces remained on high alert

ynet Global | 01.18.26

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