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Maayan Hoffman

The research was conducted at Tel Aviv University and published in the peer-reviewed journal “Advanced Science.”
A vote on the issue was deferred until next year’s assembly and, in the meantime, a committee was formed to examine Israel’s standing.
“Today, it is Abu Dhabi; tomorrow, it could be Tel Aviv,” says Hebrew University researcher Ronni Shaked of the Houthi missile attacks on the UAE.
Artist Beverly Barkat’s latest work, “Earth Poetica,” captures the world’s plastic pollution crisis. The artist hopes the massive sculpture, which will debut in Jerusalem, will “create some kind of dialogue that will enable change.”
Esther Pollard, wife of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, speaks to the press outside her home in Jerusalem on July 29, 2015. Photo by Flash90.
Esther Pollard dies after being rushed to hospital with COVID
The wife of Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, Esther was buried at Har HaMenuchot Cemetery in Jerusalem. She was 68.
Rabbi Dr. Elie Abadie described the Jewish community in the Gulf state to visiting Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
“The more you have alarming trends, the more you have people to face them,” said Professor Uriya Shavit. “While anti-Semitism is really bad and getting worse, I think it is really crucial to keep the picture balanced.”
“Israelis don’t settle for being average at anything. The small share of physicians and nurses we train are among the world’s best.” Still, Professor Dan Ben-David of Tel Aviv University points out that “the service they are able to provide is hampered by surrounding work conditions. It’s all a matter of national priorities.”