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The analysis found a strong link between a sense of worth and cognitive performance.
The work will allow more worshippers to pray at the site during the High Holidays.
The researchers have identified a previously unknown mechanism, potentially shedding additional light on how tumors develop.


Several major desalination plants resumed operations after heavy rainfall caused shutdowns due to high levels of sediment in seawater.
The new school year opens with a teacher shortage and a renewed focus on pupils’ social and emotional resilience.
Seventy-one percent of respondents said they had encountered false election-related information frequently or occasionally.
Water Authority Director Yehezkel Lipshitz described the project as “great news for the water sector and the citizens of Israel.”
Lower-income households and families of military reservists have been particularly hard hit, according to an IFCJ poll.
University of Haifa study of ancient sickle blades suggests Natufian hunter-gatherers systematically harvested wild grains thousands of years before established agriculture.
Pollard will run on the slate of the newly formed Israel First Party founded by Israel’s former deputy foreign minister Sharon Haskel.
Eighty-five percent of Gaza’s hospitals have been used by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad for terrorism, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
Ten wounded soldiers take on a grueling trek through the Drakensberg Mountains as part of a recovery program supported by local Jewish communities.