Israeli NGO to Aid Quake-Struck Pacific Island Nation Vanuatu
Vanuatu and Israel established diplomatic relations on September 16, 1993.
Israeli Study: Stem Cell Transplants May Save Corals
“The basic idea is to develop cellular therapy for corals, along the lines of “Bone Marrow Transplantation” in humans."
Bird Watchers Rejoice: Hula Valley Nature Reserve Reopens
More than 500 million birds pass through Hula Valley each year.
Israel’s First Wave Energy Power Plant Launches at Jaffa Port
This is the first time that electricity generated from sea waves will power Israel's national grid.
Using Transplants to Help Damaged Coral Reefs Back to Health
"By using healthy ecosystems to regenerate damaged reefs, we can work towards more resilient, sustainable coral ecosystems."
Greta Gets Trolled by Pro-Israel Georgian
"I'm standing next to her with an inscription in Arabic: ‘Palestine is a myth! Israel is a country of heroes!’”
Teen Killed as Jennings Creek Wildfire Continues to Burn NJ, NY
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
10 Pharmaceuticals Detected in Eilat Corals
"We were surprised to find an extensive presence of medications even in the deep-water corals which usually escape contaminations affecting corals in shallower areas."
TAU & UCLA Researchers Discover Older Vulture Don’t Go Out Much
The researchers utilized a database accumulated over 15 years from GPS devices attached to 142 vultures that tracked them for periods of up to 12 years.
U of Haifa Researchers: Israeli Jellyfish Deliberately Swim to the West, They Are Not...
Marine Scientists at the University of Haifa discovered that jellyfish aggregations swim collectively toward the west, and this may contribute to their survival.
West Nile Virus-Bearing Mosquitoes Spreading Across Israel
It is important to note that people with weakened immune systems and the elderly are at highest risk of developing "significant illness."
TAU Researchers: Sunflowers Dance to Avoid Blocking One Another’s Sun
A recent study sheds light on a scientific puzzle that has occupied researchers since Darwin.
Crocodile Attacks Keeper at Jerusalem’s Biblical Zoo
"This was an unusual and difficult incident," said an MDA paramedic.
Israel Exploring Option to Produce Electricity from Nuclear Energy
Israel's Energy Ministry said the months since the start of the October 7th war have proved Israel's need to ensure energy independence.
Israeli Study Shows Aquaponics May Provide Future Food Security
The aquaponics system has the potential to be a sustainable stand-alone unit and supply food efficiently anywhere.
TAU Scientists Found a Way to Turn Garbage into Fuel
The garbage comprised 67% fruits and vegetables, 14% bread, pasta, and cereals, 8% eggs and dairy, 5% peels, 3% meat, fish and poultry, 2% sweets and cookies, and 1% soft drinks.
As 5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Syria, Lebanese Feared Israeli Strike
Israelis reported feeling the quake as far south as Beersheba.
African Penguin Chick, Nearly Extinct, Hatches at Israel’s Safari Park
According to estimates, there are slightly more than 10,000 African penguin breeding pairs in the wild, and the population is on the decline.
West Nile Virus Deaths Continue to Rise in Israel
"It is important to note that the virus does not pass from person to person and the disease does not pass back from person to mosquito."
Two Arrested for Setting Fire Near IDF Base on Mt Scopus
Arson has become a popular form of terrorism among Palestinian Authority and Israeli Arabs.
Seven Israelis Die, 81 Infected with West Nile Virus
The risk of significant morbidity is among adults and people with immunosuppression.
Flames in the Galilee After Hezbollah Attacks
The teams are working to prevent the fire from spreading to local communities and agricultural fields due to the strong winds in the area.
West Nile Virus Spreading in Central Israel
West Nile fever has been known in Israel for many years; it occurs mainly between the months of June and November.
Pregnant Viper’s Life Saved after Getting Stuck in Haifa Swimming Pool Pump
"I immediately recognized that it was a pregnant female."
Northern Israel Aflame After 215 Rockets Fired by Hezbollah
The massive attack came in response to the elimination of one of the terror group's most senior commanders, Sami Taleb Abdullah.
Shrapnel from Erroneous Iron Dome Interception Over Tzfat Hurts Reservist, Starts Forest Fire
Dozens of Hezbollah explosive suicide drones and missile attacks have caused wildfires from east to west along Israel’s northern border, blackening some 3,000 acres of land.
Israeli Scientists Identify Cause of Sea Urchin Deaths in Red Sea
“The scene underwater is almost surreal: seeing a species that was so dominant simply erased in a matter of days … thousands of skeletons rolling on the sea bottom, crumbling.”
Bar-Ilan U Study Shows Arabian Babblers Disturbed by Changing Habitat
Living fast, dying young: Bar-Ilan University study reveals impact of habitat disturbance on social organization of Arabian babblers.
Gaza Zoo Lions Starving but Owners Refuse to Let Israel Care for Them
In a different zoo in the Strip, in Gaza City, in 2017, the owners painted donkeys to resemble zebras.
Forest Fire Threatens Homes, Kindergartens in Jerusalem’s Har Homa Neighborhood
Due to the weather, Fire and Rescue Commissioner Rabbi Tafser Eyal Caspi signed an order this weekend prohibiting bonfires anywhere except in specially designated locations.
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