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  • Building New Lives in Israel - One Story at a Time

    What inspires successful North American Jews to pick up and leave their lives in the Diaspora to make aliyah? What are the motivating factors that led them to make one of the most important decisions of their lives? How did the tragic events of October 7 affect them, and how, as olim, do they feel connected to something bigger than themselves, living in the State of Israel?

  • DNA analysis reveals ancestry of man buried in ancient Spanish tomb, shows mixed heritage - study

    New analysis of the burial and DNA of two men buried in the Stone Age Dolmen of Menga in Antequera, southern Spain, has granted researchers clues to their ancestry, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.

  • Over 20 sarcophagi belonging to 'Chanters of Amun' discovered during excavations near Luxor

    A collection of painted sarcophagi and papyrus scrolls dating to Egypt's Third Intermediate Period (c. 1077–664 BCE) was discovered during excavations in Seneb's tomb in the Kurna area on the west bank of the Nile River near Luxor, Egypt's Tourism and Antiquities Ministry said in early March.

  • Tennessee legislature passes bill mandating Judea and Samaria terminology in state communications

    The Tennessee General Assembly passed House Bill 1446, known as the Recognizing Judea and Samaria Act, sending the measure to the governor's desk as part of an effort to standardize terminology in state government communications, the National Association of Christian Lawmakers (NACL) said.

  • Israeli defense tech roadmap to the US market - opinion

    Israel's defense tech industry has been growing exponentially over the last few years. A key target market for Israeli defense tech companies is the United States, with the US defense budget evidencing significant increases, generating tremendous procurement opportunities and driving private sector investment in technologies that support military operations.

  • Luria: A Jerusalem-inspired project with modern boutique design

    In recent years, Jerusalem has gradually returned to the center of interest for Jews from the Diaspora who are looking not just for property in Israel but for a place to live, be part of a community, and maintain a daily connection with the city that symbolizes home for them. For many, the connection to Jerusalem is not only symbolic or emotional but also a conscious choice of a living...

  • The 10 most worthwhile destinations in Europe for 2026

    These days, Madrid has won the title "The best destination in Europe for 2026". The Spanish capital received the title from the European Best Destinations website, which has been publishing an annual ranking of cities across the continent since 2009.

  • Meta is developing an artificial intelligence duplicate of Mark Zuckerberg

    Imagine a situation in which a senior employee at Meta requests feedback or guidance from the CEO, but instead of the real Mark Zuckerberg, finds themselves having a conversation with an artificial intelligence figure. What until recently sounded like an imaginary or absurd scenario is now becoming a real project in the corridors of the technology giant. According to a report in Financial Times,...

  • Apple leak: Tim cook's future smart glasses and what they will look like

    The race for your face: Apple is going all-in on the smart glasses market with a new product designed to become an everyday accessory rather than just an experimental gadget. According to journalist Mark Gurman, one of Apple's most reliable internal sources, the company is currently developing a series of display-free smart glasses that will directly compete with Meta's glasses.

  • Seattle fundraiser calls to 'materially support' the 'Lebanese resistance'

    A Seattle student group fundraiser is calling to materially support 'the Lebanese resistance,' a phrase usually used to reference Hezbollah, according to Wednesday's promotional materials.

  • Creamy mushroom & teriyaki pasta: Italian–Japanese fusion recipe

    Modern cuisine loves to break boundaries. Fusion between cuisines such as Italian and Japanese is no longer unusual. However, there are still combinations that make us raise an eyebrow at first hearing – and one of them is a cream sauce with teriyaki. At first glance there is no obvious connection between the ingredients, but when you dive into the science behind flavors, you discover that this...

  • Samsonite launches INTUO luggage series in Israel ahead of summer 2026 travel season

    Ahead of the summer 2026 vacation season, Samsonite, through its official Israeli importer Roltime Group Ltd., has introduced its INTUO hard-shell luggage series at special promotional prices across Israel. The Red Dot Design Award-winning collection aims to blend durability, functionality, and modern aesthetics for both leisure and business travelers.

  • Herbalife moves deeper into personalized nutrition with Bioniq asset deal

    Herbalife said this week it has agreed to acquire assets from Bioniq, a British company focused on personalized nutritional supplements, in a move aimed at expanding data-based wellness offerings across global markets. Herbalife aims to combine Bioniq's health-data platform with its current manufacturing and distribution capabilities, according to a company statement.

  • En cinco semanas, las FDI han destruido 1.000 sitios con infraestructura terrorista de Hezbolá

    El batallón de ingenieros de combate 603 está destruyendo una cantidad "interminable" de infraestructura terrorista de Hezbolá en el sur del Líbano, según el Teniente Coronel "R", comandante del batallón, en una reciente entrevista con The Jerusalem Post.

  • IDF seeks to arm itself with FPV assault drones as Hamas, Hezbollah conflicts evolve

    IDF Ground Forces and the Ministry of Defense Procurement Directorate are seeking to equip the army with Israeli-made assault drones, as part of the developing drone war against Hamas and Hezbollah. In southern Lebanon, Hezbollah has been making increased use of drones in recent weeks. Just yesterday, an IDF spokesman revealed that Egoz unit forces had killed a Hezbollah terrorist using an...

  • How to recognize a heart attack in real time – and the pill that can save your life

    Myocardial infarction (heart attack) occurs when one of the arteries supplying the heart is blocked by a blood clot, and the part of the heart that does not receive blood begins to die. This is a race against time: The faster we open the blockage in the catheterization lab, the smaller the damage to the heart will be. The stage in which the patient is still conscious, speaking and in pain is the...

  • Fermented foods: Why now is a good time for you to start too

    Many have recently been complaining about mental fog, difficulty concentrating, irritability, or a decline in mood. The reasons are clear – after almost three years of living in the shadow of endless wars on various fronts, it would even be surprising to find those who were not affected at all by the situation.

  • Two arrested for connection to attempted arson of London's Finchley Reform Synagogue

    Two Watford residents were arrested on Wednesday evening in connection with an arson attempt against a London synagogue earlier that day, London's Metropolitan Police announced the same night.

  • The small kitchen habit that may reduce the risk of dementia

    If you are looking for a simple way to maintain brain health, the answer may actually be in the kitchen. A new study suggests that even relatively infrequent home cooking may have a positive effect on cognitive function and reduce the risk of dementia.

  • Europe prepares plan to replace US command in NATO if Trump decides to leave - WSJ

    European officials are pushing to form a "European NATO" in case the United States decides to stop participating in the alliance, with the main focus on replacing American assets on the continent, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

  • You deserve to feel alive again amchaya health retreat

    In a time marked by constant stress, processed foods, and information overload, many seek a real way to achieve physical and emotional harmony. The Amchaye Health Retreat provides a special five-day program in Israel between 4/6 -31/5/2026, that blends cutting-edge medical insights, natural health practices, and spiritual depth in a supportive and positive setting.

  • TIME names Netanyahu among 2026 Most Influential, calls his post-Oct. 7 comeback bigger than Trump

    TIME Magazine published its TIME100 Most Influential People of 2026 on Thursday, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu among the "Leaders" category.

  • US sanctions Iranian oil shipping network run by son of Ali Shamkhani

    The US Treasury Department said on Wednesday it was intensifying pressure on Iran's oil transportation infrastructure by imposing sanctions on more than two dozen individuals, companies, and vessels.

  • As Ohio again tries to block Hebrew Union College's restructuring, a new rabbinical school emerges

    The attorney-general of Ohio has filed a second lawsuit against the nation's largest Reform rabbinical school over the planned shuttering of its historic Cincinnati campus - a controversial move that has also prompted the creation of a new rabbinical school in the city.

  • You eat a lot of protein – but not necessarily the right kind

    In recent years, protein seems to have become the main star of the nutrition world. It appears in shakes, snacks, breakfast cereals and even in coffee. However, behind the seemingly healthy trend, experts warn that not every product labeled as rich in protein is truly a good choice for health.

  • Photos of Nazis left at Haifa health ministry office on Holocaust Remembrance Day

    Photos of Nazis with red paint were left at the entrance to the Haifa District Health Bureau on the morning of Holocaust Remembrance Day (Tuesday), the Health Ministry stated, in what was described as an offensive act targeting public employees.

  • Australian mayors to convene in Bondi a year after massacre for a national antisemitism summit

    Australian municipal leaders are set to convene in Bondi Beach for a national antisemitism summit led by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) as the organization also advances a comprehensive submission to the country's Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, in what reflects a coordinated national effort to confront rising anti-Jewish hatred.

  • Health Ministry investigating daycares after 15 toddlers suffer food poisoning symptoms

    The Health Ministry's Health Bureau's Tel Aviv office received a report on Wednesday regarding a suspected case of food poisoning of 15 toddlers, two of whom were hospitalized in Sourasky Medical Center's Ichilov Hospital, and are under medical observation.

  • Police, prosecution trade blame over protest-related court losses

    A public dispute broke out on Wednesday between Israel Police and the State Attorney's Office after police said two tort rulings had been issued against the force and against officers and commanders over the handling of protests – in cases in which the defendants were not represented by the prosecution.

  • Forget ayatollahs, meet the AI propagandists of Tehran - opinion

    Have you seen the latest viral hit from the Iranian propaganda machine? If not, you should if you want to understand exactly what this revolution signifies. Iran's media strategy has undergone a transformation in recent years that is as profound as it is alarming.

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