A Man And A Dog, Tsunami Victims, Found 3,500 Years Later
Researchers dig up remnants of massive natural disaster set off by a volcano, leaving a coastal community dormant for a century.
Middle East
The Rise, And Hopefully Continued Rise, Of Israel’s Iconic Ibex
Hunted almost to extinction, Israel’s desert goats have rehabilitated nicely, but there’s still much to do.
Running Blind Has Taught Avi Solomon A Thing Or Two About Facing Challenge
Having dealt with tragedies, Ethiopian-Israeli Avi Solomon won’t let anything stop him, or the at-risk children whom he helps.
Israel Begins World-First Trial Of 4th COVID Vaccine
Safety and efficacy of another booster to be determined by a study of 150 people whose antibodies from the third shot are waning.
IsraAID Supplies Urgent Needs In Typhoon-hit Philippines
Safe water and hygiene kits are being delivered to communities hit by super storm Odette, which affected 2.4 million Filipinos.
Making A Home For Novy God In The Israeli Calendar
The Russian new year comes with a tree, a Grandfather Frost delivering presents and family time for Russian-speaking Israelis.
Plenty Of Reasons To Be Cheerful At The End Of 2021
Doom and gloom may seem the order of the day as 2021 comes to a close, but this year bought plenty of things to celebrate.
8 Israeli Startups Make CB Insights Top 150 List
Winners were selected by CB Insights’ Intelligence Unit from a pool of over 11,000 digital health companies.
VIDEO: Two Much To Bear: Conjoined Twins Separated In 8-Hour Op Fly Back To War-Torn Yemen
The brothers were taken to Jordan for the eight-hour surgery, but have now returned to their homeland, ravaged by civil war.