Danish scientists have come up with a new technology to recycle used clothes instead of just burning them Recycling used by still-usable clothing is a great thing – but when textiles are torn, hopelessly dirty or worn, they have to be thrown out. Many types of clothing today can’t be …
Read More »Taiwan reports first major post-election Chinese military activity
Taiwan voted for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) Lai Ching-te as its next president on Saturday, a man Beijing has repeatedly blasted as a dangerous separatist and bringer of war. Taiwan’s defense ministry said it had detected on Wednesday evening 18 Chinese air force planes operating around Taiwan and …
Read More »‘Pure Antisemitism’: South African Jews Slam Cricket Body for Stripping Jewish Player of Captaincy
Heads of South Africa’s Jewish community denounce the move to demote 19-year-old David Teeger over his support of Israel and claim that a meeting between the chairman of Cricket South Africa with an ANC minister the day before points to government involvement. ‘This smells of what happened in the Nazi …
Read More »Israeli reservist forced to sell business as reserve duty stretches over 100 days
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Gal Anav, an Israeli soldier currently serving in Gaza for nearly 100 days, has been forced to announce the liquidation of his business due to the financial strain caused by his long reserve duty. Anav, who was called up on October 7 as part …
Read More »Rumor: Possible EA Sports College Football Release Date Leaked
Release date reports surface concerning the long-awaited return of the EA Sports College Football franchise, which is slated to launch this year. According to a recent online report, EA Sports College Football is rumored to launch on July 12, 2024. However, some conflicting information from other sources suggests the date …
Read More »Israeli Innovation Authority unveils ambitious stimulus to revitalize hi-tech ecosystem
This fund will not only provide financial backing but also establish innovation incubator hubs, fostering global collaboration in deep-tech technological vectors. In a move aimed at enhancing Israel’s global position as a hi-tech hub, the Israeli Innovation Authority (IIA), in collaboration with the Finance Ministry, has approved a comprehensive stimulus …
Read More »Mental health in Israel: One in three may suffer post-trauma disorders
About 30% of the population may develop post-trauma disorders in the next few months. Israel is confronting the most severe mental trauma wave since its founding, according to psychiatry experts. The mental health system is already inundated with unresolved requests for help. Waiting lists stretch for months, and health maintenance …
Read More »Israelis Are Currently Not Part of the World
Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion International Airport is empty, foreign airlines aren’t flying here, and Israelis are only dreaming about a vacation Every year in late December or early January, Haaretz publishes a list of destinations worth traveling to in the coming year. It’s the song of hope of all frequent travelers. …
Read More »Weizmann Inst. develops first ‘cellular time machine’ to measure body changes
researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot have developed the first technique to measure cellular changes in the body over time. While physicists continue to argue about whether time is indeed an illusion as Albert Einstein suggested, biologists have no doubt about its significance for understanding life as …
Read More »Time to invest in Israel, says former US treasury secretary Mnuchin
Mnuchin and Friedman held multiple strategic business meetings this week with companies mainly in the country’s center. Foreign investors should have confidence in investing in Israel today, even amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, former US Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin told The Jerusalem Post on Thursday. Mnuchin came to Israel …
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