Tag: space
The Israel Air Force Looks to Develop New Space Capabilities
The Space Administration's mission will be to examine new ways to use space “in ways that cannot be detailed."
Israel Joins NASA’s Artemis Accords – Program to Return People to the Moon and...
Israel is the 15th country in the agreements.
Israel Launches Nanosatellite to Perform Groundbreaking Medical Experiments in Space
The laboratory, developed by Israel’s SpacePharma, will conduct four experiments in the fields of medicine, biology and chemistry.
MK Amsalem Touring Prisons: ‘Zoo Monkeys Have More Living Space than Inmates’
Amsalem demanded statistics on the level of congestion in each prison.
Jerusalem Day: A Perception of Time and Space
How long does the city have to be reunited for people to stop talking about division, but instead to see how things are better under Israeli rule?
Israeli Elementary School Children Take Pictures from Edge of Space
A group of ambitious students and parents from Hod Hasharon last week shot a meteorological balloon 15 miles up, almost reaching the edge of the earth's atmosphere.
Arab Rapist and Pedophile Accused Israel of Sex Crimes
Anti-Israel, NIF-funded public relations hack convicted of extortion and rape of 15 yr old Haredi girl.
Israel Heading Into Space
On Saturday night, the Israeli communications satellite Amos-4 will be launched into space.
Will Bio-Fuels Solve the Oil Crisis? (Podcast)
An interview with Jonathan Trent of the NASA Ames Research Center.
Stuff In The Fridge
Among the many things we were tested with during Hurricane Sandy was the way in which we can preserve our food in the middle of a disaster.
‘Likudnik’ Website Hacked by Palestinians
'Unofficial' Likud website attacked by Palestinian hackers.
Home Front Command Issues New Guidelines for Southern Communities
Home Front Command has issued defense guidelines to residents of the South. In communities between 0 and 4 miles from the Gaza Strip border:...
How Do You Answer Evil? Ten Years After the Bali Terror Bombing
Today marks ten years since jihadist terrorists carried out a ghastly bombing attack on night club spots on the Indonesian island of Bali. The Kuta Beach massacre was the deadliest act of terrorism in the history of Indonesia: 202 people were killed that night. 164 were foreign nationals, 38 were Indonesian citizens. 209 people were injured. Almost immediately after it happened on 12th October 2002, the then editorial team at the Melbourne (Australia) Herald-Sun newspaper contacted Arnold Roth.
Turkish Report Holds Syria Responsible for Downed Warplane
A report by the Turkish Military Prosecutor's Office has concluded that a Turkish warplane shot down in international air space in June was hit by a Syrian missile, according to the Turkish daily newspaper Hürriyet on Thursday.
America Needs a New Civil Space Policy
It needs to be clearly understood America's civil space program is just as much an instrument of national power as the US Navy or the State Department. It is to be hoped that the President and Congress will in the future recognize this fact.
Chabad Buys Manhattan Building for $42 Million
Chabad said it had been renting the 12-story, 60,000-sq.-ft. building at 509 Fifth Avenue for the past 16 years, before it bought it on...
The Moderate Paradox
Our current political grammar, which leans heavily on ideas such as moderation and extremism, was crafted by the left. Like Orwell's Newspeak, the meaning of such words is relative and varies unpredictably. That relativism has given us the moderate Taliban and the moderate Muslim Brotherhood. Before long, it might give us the moderate Al-Qaeda member.
Making the Multi-Generational Household Work
As Rabbi Meyer Waxman discusses elsewhere in this issue, more elderly parents are being forced, by circumstances, to move in with their adult children, as are more young adults who find themselves compelled to move back into their parents’ home. More adults have become part of the sandwich generation, as members of the six million American households today that span three or even four generations.
Invaders from Outer Space
In the movie theater, we revisit that terrible knowledge that we are engaged in a war with no natural end under a hundred disguises. We recreate September 11 in our ten-dollar nickelodeons every summer and look to the sky. But it isn't aliens we are watching for. It's planes.
Nadler Hails 20-Year U.S. Govt. Lease at One World Trade Center
Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) of Lower Manhattan welcomed the announcement that the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has signed a 20-year lease for 277,000 sq. feet of office space at One World Trade Center.
Keeping Our Children Safe
How do we teach our children to keep themselves safe from the adult predators in our midst? Are our schools teaching them what they need to know? Are parents teaching our youth what they need to know? Does your child feel safe enough to approach you if their personal space is being invaded? How do you know?
Chabad of Westport Hoping for Town Approval at Long Last
According to the Westport Daily Voice, the structure that used to house the Three Bears Restaurant in Westport, CT, will shortly officially become the...
Ominous Déjà Vu
Unease. Déjà vu from Sharon's great Expulsion. It began with a column by Hagai Segal, who depicted the insistence of Migron’s residents not to move from their current location as a sort of childish stubbornness. After all, Kedumim was founded after it was moved from its original location and ultimately grew into a thriving community. So how dare those “children” of Migron, who never heard of settler leader Ze’ev “Zambish” Hever, think otherwise?
Iran Reverse Engineering Captured US Drone
Iran has started manufacturing models of its captured US spy plane, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps announced on Saturday, Meher reported.
An American Odyssey (Part 5)
Is it true that creatures from outer space visited New Mexico and that the U.S. government suppressed the story to avoid worldwide panic?
Technion To Build, Launch Mini-Satellites Into Space
Project head Professor Pini Gurfil says the satellites have great practical applications.
Too Fragile a Dream
A dream,
A shining ball of brilliance
Held lovingly in my palm
Its sparkle shone with
The edges of my tears.
Raising More Tolerant Children
All responsible leaders in our community have roundly condemned the recent violence in Beit Shemesh and Meah Shearim.






















