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Hidden Soil Nutrients Could Mean Lower Fertilizer Bills for Farmers, Study Finds
Farmers may be spending money on fertilizer their fields don't actually need. Israeli researchers have found that crops can draw ...
Noahide Nations Gather for a Historic First Congress in Jerusalem
The First International Noahide Congress in Jerusalem this week marked a historic milestone for the Noahide movement, bringing together ...
Israeli Study Points to a Future of AI Training Through Self-Generated Data
Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Stanford University have demonstrated that artificial intelligence (AI) models can develop general ...
Israeli Experts Warn Settlement Trade Restrictions Could Cost Palestinian Jobs, Fuel Emigration
European sanctions targeting Israeli businesses in Judea and Samaria risk worsening the economic conditions driving Palestinians to seek a ...
Israeli Study Could Reshape How Doctors Approach Menopause and Women’s Health
Israeli researchers have found that menopause involves more than a gradual decline in reproductive hormones. Their study identifies a ...
Live Updates: Arab Parties Set Record with Nearly 730,000 Votes
The Press Service of Israel is providing live updates as Israel counts ballots from Tuesday's election. 8:30 p.m. Arab Parties Set ...
Election Day Live Updates: Nearly 5.7M Israelis Vote as Turnout Hits 77.7%
The Press Service of Israel is providing live updates of Israel's election. 11:29 p.m. Nearly 5.7 Million Israelis Vote as Turnout Hits ...
Photo Essay: Autumn Migration Reaches Full Swing in Israel’s Mitzpe Vikar
Editor's note: Due to an editing error, the photo essay and captions incorrectly stated that photos were taken at the Hula Valley. The ...
‘We Kept Returning Fire’: Soldier Describes Mount Hebron Terror Attack
A combat soldier involved in Friday morning’s terror attack at a Mount Hebron traffic junction recounted how a terrorist struck his ...
As AI Blurs Fact and Fiction, Israel’s Election Committee Faces New Tests
Israel’s Central Elections Committee is being thrust into an unlikely role ahead of the next election: refereeing disputes over ...
