Trauma, PTSD Cases Skyrocket in Southern Israel, Says NGO NATAL
“We need to bravely recognize and address the phenomenon whereby entire generations are living and growing up in the country under a continuous security threat."
Beit Shemesh Mayor’s Infant Grandson Passes Away
The infant grandson of Beit Shemesh Mayor Moshe Abutbul has passed away after a head injury.
Cabinet Reviews 25 Years’ Progress in Diplomatic Ties With China and India
"Our position is becoming stronger due to our technological, military and intelligence capabilities."
Bennett Leads Improvised 5K Race in Memory of the Victims
"In the last few days I've heard that residents are afraid to leave the house and that's exactly what the Terror wants: that we'll be afraid, that we won't leave the house, that we'll lose our normal lives.
MDA Sends Anti Contagion Protection Equipment to Chabad Houses in China
The protective kits, which include special suits, masks, glasses, shoes and hats, aim to prevent infection in the event of contact with a sick person.
New Tool Developed at Bar-Ilan May Aid Personalized Cancer Treatments
Understanding interactions between fusion proteins and other proteins can help improve personalized cancer treatment.
13-Year-Old Pisgat Ze’ev Terror Victim Awake and Communicating
The boy was brought to the hospital in critical condition, unable to breath on his own.
Frenkel Emergency Medical Center Opens at Yad Sarah in Jerusalem
"It is our hope that this place will become a leader and model in the quality of service that it provides to the public."
Herzog Medical Center to Open New Pavilion in Jerusalem
The eight-floor pavilion will include an underground 200-bed emergency hospital built to withstand the impact of missiles.
President Rivlin Getting Pacemaker
Rivlin, 77, has been a vegetarian since the late 1960s.
Israeli Scientists Study New Way to Treat Cancer & Other Diseases
Researchers say the groundbreaking method may prove useful in treating myriad malignancies, inflammatory diseases and rare genetic disorders.
Poultry Council Secret Report: More than 93% of Israel’s Fresh Chicken Infected
The bug causes Campylobacteriosis, a gastrointestinal infection characterized by inflammatory, sometimes bloody diarrhea or dysentery syndrome, including cramps, fever, and pain.
Jewish-Muslim Medical Center to Rise at Ariel University
The Helmsley Trust is funding a Muslim-Jewish medical center initiative at Ariel University.
TEVA CEO Kåre Schultz Apologizes to Netanyahu for Situation
“I am committed to maintaining Teva’s global headquarters in Israel, including my office. I do this as part of my commitment to Israel..."
Parents of Russian-Jewish Star Trek Actor Sue Fiat Chrysler for Son’s Death
The parents of Russian-Jewish actor Anton Yelchin sue Fiat Chrysler over their son's death.
3 Dead, 100-Plus Injured in NJ Transit Hoboken Train Crash
A morning commuter train running from Spring Valley, NY to Hoboken, New Jersey crashed through barriers into the terminal reception area.
Israeli Scientists Navigate the Genome to Cure Deafness
Discovery of long-encoding RNAs in the auditory system may solve a
piece of the deafness puzzle.
Hebrew U. Analysis Links Acetaminophen in Pregnancy to Autism
Researchers at the Hebrew University found a link between prolonged use of drugs containing acetaminophen (paracetamol or Tylenol) during pregnancy, and increased risk of autism spectrum disorder and ADHD.
2 Die in Israel’s ‘Heat Dome’ Weather
The worst heat wave to hit the Middle East in more than a decade has claimed its second victim in Israel.
Unvaccinated Children Told To Stay Home As Measles Outbreak Spreads
The directive, issued last week by Rockland County Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert, went into effect on November 5th.
Israeli Research Into Zika Virus Contradicts World Health Organization Findings
Research led by Haifa University indicates that the relevant factor associated with the virus is in fact the wave of exceptionally hot and dry conditions, which have reached record levels in the latter half of 2015...
Israel Prepares for National Disaster at Sheba Medical Center with Earthquake Drill
This was the first time, however, that a field hospital was erected on an Israeli hospital site to deal with various types of injured patients.
IDF Overnight Operation Delivered Humanitarian Aid to Thousands of Displaced Syrians
About 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine, and 30 tons of clothing and footwear were transferred.
23 Babies Born in 24 Hours at Ziv Medical Center in Tzfat
“We’re always very happy when there is a newborn.”
Glick: Tobacco Tax Imbalance Cost Israel NIS 1.5B Since 2012
“The State of Israel invests, correctly, tens of millions of shekels a year on security. But we have failed at saving 8,000 people who die annually from smoking-related illnesses."
Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman in ICU at Bnei Brak Hospital
The public is asked to pray for the health of Rav Aharon Yehuda Leib ben Gitel Feige, b'toch sha'ar cholei Yisrael.
4 Prime Minister’s Office Employees Evacuated to Hospital for Exposure to Unknown Material
The substance they were exposed to was apparently sent in an envelope to the Prime Minister's Office and was discovered during tests.
Nepal Thanks Israel for Humanitarian Aid
On Monday, 2 El Al planes flew out carrying out more than 200 doctors, sanitation engineers, machinery technicians, as well as medical equipment including oxygen tanks, medical ventilators, X-ray machines, medicines and engineering equipment...
Israeli Research Creates ‘ Superfood’ Out of Blemished Apples
“The powder can be integrated into many food products and enrich their nutritional values, give them a refreshing apple flavor and turn them into a superfood.”
UNRWA Blames Israel For Gaza Infant Mortality Increase
The report's scope is very limited, but that didn't stop UNRWA from widening it in their press release and tweets to attack Israel.
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