Family Rescued From Afghanistan Gives Thanks To Project Dynamo
The nonprofit has rescued more than 2,000 people since the country fell to the Taliban in August 2021.
Middle East
Visits To Israel’s National Library Arabic Website Double
The majority of regional users are young men from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority and Saudi Arabia.
Then-And-Now Portraits On Tel Aviv’s Most Iconic Street
Reflections of Dizengoff’s 1970s heydays go viral online and on the street, leading to rekindled friendships and a popular exhibit
Toilet Dig Reveals The Dirty Secrets Of Jerusalem’s Wealthiest Ancients
Jerusalem’s elites had the rare luxury of toilets 2,700 years ago, but poor hygiene and sanitation led to chronic stomach troubles
US Navy Seizes 1,400 Assault Rifles From Stateless Fishing Vessel
After removing the crew and illicit cargo, U.S. naval forces sank the vessel, which they said originated in Iran.
As Israel OKs Fourth COVID Jab, Moderna Booster Also Being Tested
World’s first clinical trial of 4th Pfizer dose will see if Moderna impacts protection from previous Pfizer shots.
Israeli Tech Funding More Than Doubled In 2021, Nears $26 Billion
In 2021, mega-rounds of $100 million or more became more common as overall totals skyrocketed.
Tracing The History Of Tel Aviv In Its Street Names
Named for politicians, poets, heroes and heroines, the streets of Tel Aviv tell a fascinating story.
Record New Investments In Israeli Climate Tech In 2021
More than $2 billion invested marks all-time high, exceeding last year’s record of $1.4 billion.