‘Daughters Of Kobani’ Portrays The Courage Of Women In Combat
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon’s book examines the Syrian conflict through the lens of women’s protection units.
Middle East
Medical First: New Biological Antibiotics Effective In Fighting Tuberculosis
Developed from human antibodies, the treatment is promising for COVID-19, pneumonia and staph infections.
Helping Startups Connect With Mentors And Partners
Israel’s tech accelerator helps Arab entrepreneurs boost their companies’ prospects.
Pest Control Leaves Deadly Poison In Kids Nursery Next To Play Toys
Timely intervention by the teacher saw the deadly situation to be avoided, reported to emergency services.
Scramble On To Save Wildlife Caught In Massive Tar Spill
Veterinarians, soldiers and volunteers rush to rescue creatures snarled in gooey mess on Israeli coast.
Spirulina Algae May Prevent Serious COVID Symptoms, Study Says
An extract of enhanced Spirulina reduces the release of an immune-system protein that causes cytokine storms in lungs.
Tech-Modified Packages Cut Waste, Preserve Food Freshness
StePac’s standing pouches extend the shelf life of vegetables.
New Blood Test Could Replace Biopsies, Secure More Exact Diagnoses
The procedure identifies markers of various diseases, including cancer and heart disease, which aids in customized treatment.
Martial Moves: First Iranian To Win Judo Competition In Israel
Saeid Mollaei represented Mongolia. He left Iran when ordered not to face an Israeli opponent at the Tokyo championships.