Biblical Kingdom of Edom Discovered in Israel
Remnants of copper slag – the waste product left over from the metal’s extraction – provide evidence that the biblical kingdom of Edom existed in the Arava Desert today occupied by Israel and Jordan, according to archeological finds by Tel Aviv University scientists.
Israeli Researchers Close to Inventing Product Protecting Against Salmonella
Now, researchers from the biology faculty of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology report that they have been able to inhibit biofilm formation in Salmonella bacteria.Â
Haifa Researchers Develop Technology to Purify Wastewater Tainted with Formaldehyde
A new and better way to get rid of a dangerous carcinogen In our environment has been discovered by Technion scientists
Roundworms Help Hebrew University Scientists Suggest Way to Keep Human Ova Fertile Longer
Dr. Yonatan Tzur and associate Dr. Hanna Achache, along with scientists at Harvard Medical School, studied egg maturation in roundworms and published their findings in the scientific journal Genetics. Â
Test Tube Holds Artificial DNA, Encoding thousands of copies of the Bible in Two Languages
Using artificial DNA, Israeli researchers find a better way to store the world’s computer data
Sharp Drop in Abortions for Jewish Women in Israel
The number of Jewish women who get abortions every year decreases slightly, and in the past 25 years has gone down from 14,700 per year to 13,700 in 2015. Given the dramatic Jewish population boom, this means that the rate per thousand has gone down from 13.7 to 9.7.
Timing of Coral Spawning Has Become Erratic, Endangering Their Long-Term Survival, Warn Israeli Researchers
Over four years, they performed 225 night-field surveys lasting three to six hours each during the annual coral reproductive season from June to September and recorded the number of spawning individuals of each coral species.
Mosaic Showing Bread, Fish Unearthed in Ancient Church Overlooking Sea of Galilee
Haifa Archeologists discover Baskets of bread and fish depicted in well-preserved mosaic in Sussita near the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee)
Israeli University Initiates First-of-its-Kind Jewish Studies Workshop in Taiwan to Honor Asian Righteous Among the Gentiles
Eight decades after saving Jews in Nazi Era, two Asian diplomats commemorated in Taiwan
Man Comes Back to Life After Clinically Dying Three Different Times, Calls Everyone “Angels”
Ilan Keshet said: “A few days after the case, while I’m still in the ICU. Everybody for me is an angel, and I’ll always be grateful to them.”
