Science and Technology
The Israeli prime minister urged global investors to back the Jewish state, “because we are about to take off.”
The investor—a staunch supporter of Israel amid its war against Hamas—will ring the opening bell of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
The rare phenomenon occurs every couple of years.
Israel has successfully launched the Ofek 19, an advanced radar observation satellite, which can observe enemy targets at a high resolution.
The project aims to replenish the country’s main freshwater reservoir.
The Jewish state used to be the Latin country’s biggest client for such fuel.
It’s inspiring to see the extraordinary capabilities of Israeli industries. Years of outstanding, focused work have reached places we couldn’t imagine,” said Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
Iran and Israel share an “ancient biblical friendship” going back millennia, said Saeed Ghasseminejad, an adviser to exiled Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi.
The Israeli Defense Ministry has partnered with Semiconductor Services to expand domestic IR manufacturing, aiming to strengthen the state’s technological independence and military advantage.
Dr. Shmuel and Anat Harlap’s $180 million gift to Rabin Medical Center-Beilinson Hospital will fund a state-of-the-art heart and brain center.
The researchers said this low-frequency rhythm is stable across cultures, ages and languages, pointing to a universal cognitive mechanism underlying human communication.
The first such procedure in the world could offer a cure for paralysis.
