Israeli Doctors Perform 2-Day Marathon Organ Transplant on Sick Children
Doctors at Schneider Children’s Medical Center in Petah Tiqwa, Israel, recently performed seven back-to-back organ transplants, saving the lives of seven children, aged 4-16.
In Israel, Strawberry Developed that Will Extend Growing Season
Following new developments in Kibbutz Merom Golan, agricultural experts have been able to extend the growing season of certain strains of strawberries into the summer months.
How a Palestinian Terrorist Saved the Life of Temple Mount Rabbi Yehuda Glick
Abdel Rahman Al-Shaludi, a Palestinian terrorist, is credited for saving the life of Rabbi Yehuda Glick, the world-renowned Temple Mount activist.
In Groundbreaking Move, Israel to Dispense Medical Marijuana via Pharmacies
Israel is making a big move in medical marijuana, with Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman announcing it will be made available in pharmacies.
Cord Blood Collection in Israel Saves Lives Worldwide
In contrast to the Planned Parenthood controversy in the US, the Israeli National Public Cord Blood Bank program, saves lives worldwide.
Tensions Rising, Southern Israel’s Largest Hospital Prepares for Next War
One year ago, on July 8, 2014, Israel’s defensive Gaza war, Operation Protective Edge began.
Israel Eyes Sending Its First Female Astronaut to Space
Israel is gearing up to select its next astronaut, and this time Science, Technology and Space Minister Danny Danon is hoping it’s a woman.
First Humans May Have Originated in Israel
Ancient teeth found in a cave near Rosh Ha’ayin in Israel may demonstrate that humanity developed first, not in Africa, but in the Middle East.
IAF’s New Fighter Pilot Helmet Takes Cue from Iron Man
The next phase of technology is coming to a fighter pilot near you, and coming on fast.
Eating Disorders Among Female IDF Soldiers up Startling 200% in 10 Years
Reported incidents of eating disorders among female soldiers in the Israel Defense Force have tripled in the past ten years.
