Shipwrecked Cargo Dating Back 3,200 Years Proves Bronze Age Mediterranean Basin Trade

Lead ingots found along Israel’s coast highlight contacts between Cyprus and Sardinia in the Late Bronze Age.

No More Mandatory Antigen Tests for Israeli Students, Starting Thursday

The indoor face mask mandate, however, continues to be in force for the time being.

TAU Study: Microplastics Cause Severe Damage to the Digestive System

Microplastics increase the toxicity of organic pollutants in the environment by a factor of 10.

Israel to Spend $60 Million on Building Its First Quantum Computer

“Quantum computing is a technology Israeli industry cannot ignore."

Jerusalem College Awards Scholarships to Religious Jews in Mixed City

The initiative was launched after a tumultuous summer of violence last year.

Birthright Israel Trips from North America Resume After COVID Interruption

"We expect to bring about 3,000 young adults from around the world in the next two months, and during the summer we expect about 15,000 from North America and nearly 20,000 worldwide"

Jewish Students Walk Out on West Virginia Public High School Evangelical Event

A district spokesperson explained that the event was meant to be voluntary, but two teachers “made a mistake and took the entire class to the assembly.”

Number of Women Reporting Side-Effects after Pfizer Vaccination Almost Double that of Men

The highest frequencies of side-effects reported among all the participants were those following the second vaccination.

TAU Researchers Discovered Possible Reason Why Locusts Form Destructive Swarms

What causes solitary, harmless insects to radically change their behavior and form huge migrating swarms?

350,000 People from 50 Countries Say: Musical Preferences Unite Personalities Worldwide

“We were surprised at just how much these patterns between music and personality replicated around the globe."

First: TAU Spinal Cord Implants May Help Paralyzed People Walk Again

The technology behind the breakthrough uses patient tissue samples, transforming it into a functioning spinal cord implant via a process that mimics the development of the spinal cord in human embryos.

US to Investigate Antisemitism in Brooklyn College

Professors maligned Jews as white, privileged oppressors, and advanced age-old tropes concerning Jewish power.

Bar Ilan U & Galilee Medical Center Study Suggests Correlation bet. Low Vitamin D...

A sufficient presence of Vitamin D in one's system would boost their immune systems to deal with any viral attack on the respiratory system.

Federal Civil-Rights Officials Open Investigation into Antisemitism at Brooklyn College

“Fighting bigotry should not be a competition between minority groups; it’s not a zero-sum game,” said Denise Katz-Prober, director of legal initiatives at the Brandeis Center.

Manhattan Middle School Cancels Shakespeare over Antisemitism

Do not give children raw stuff to consume without guidance. It makes sense in the Village as it does in rural Tennessee.

Stress, Smoking Rates Up among All Hospital Workers, Hebrew U. Study Finds

Working on Covid-19 frontline—even as hospital janitor or admin—negatively impacts mental health.

TAU Archaeologists Show Early Humans Understood Space Heating, Smoke Control

Findings indicate that early humans controlled fire and placed their hearth at the optimal location in the cave.

Polish Education Superintendent Wants Auschwitz Jewish Center Banned for ‘Sexualizing Children under Pretext of...

The Jewish Center in Auschwitz complained to the province as well as to the American embassy in Warsaw about Nowak's list.

Hebrew U. Analysis Shows Ice Age Kinneret Area Dwellers Thrived While Many in Europe...

Ice-Age remains near Sea of Galilee show ancient residents thrived as ice melted.

Tennessee School Board Bans Art Spiegelman’s ‘Maus’

Art Spiegelman, 73, told CNBC on Wednesday: “I’m kind of baffled by this.”

Belz Hassidim to Join Israel’s Education System, Core Curriculum and All

When Israel's population reaches a point where Haredim are near a majority, who will be the country's taxpayers?

Bar-Ilan U Study Shows that in Visual Memory, SIZE Matters

The findings may have implications on the use of large vs. small screens.

Report: History, Heritage & Culture of Mizrahi Jews ‘Massively Underrepresented’ in Israeli Schools

The Farhud, Operation Magic Carpet and Rabbi Shalom Shabazi are unknown in the Israeli education system, the survey found.

New Research Cracks the Code to Fastest Growing Algae on Earth

The research is ultimately aimed at developing new engineering tools that could provide a solution for sustainable food.

Bar-Ilan U Study Shows two Vaccine Doses May Protect Against Long COVID

The Bar-Ilan University-led study is the first in an ongoing series examining the long-term effects of COVID-19.

DNA as Text: BGU Researchers Apply Linguistics to the Study of DNA Replication

DNA-protein interactions underpin living cells and understanding them could lead to the ability to control their replication.

TAU Study: Ketogenic Diet Reduces Damage from Traumatic Brain Injuries

The diet improves spatial memory and visual memory, lowers indices of brain inflammation, causes less neuronal death and slows down the rate of cellular aging.

MU President Mark Schlissel Fired over ‘Inappropriate Behavior’ with Subordinate

Under Mark Schlissel, the University of Michigan's tuition has risen to the highest of any American public university.

SpaceX Launches into Orbit 8 Satellites Built by Israeli High School Students

The teams, who spent three years on the project, gathered with officials in Florida to watch the live launch via video from NASA.

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