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Hadassah Awards Leaders of Tomorrow Award to Sabrina Skolnick

UpdatedWed, May 19, 2021 at 3:04 pm ET Reply Sabrina Skolnick (Hadassah) Hadassah, The Women s Zionist Organization of America, Inc. (HWZOA), is pleased to announce the 2021 winners of its Leaders of Tomorrow Award for Young Women. Sabrina Skolnick, 16, of Atlanta, Ga. will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel to participate in the Gesher (formerly Machon) annual summer leadership program of Young Judaea. The oldest Zionist youth movement in the United States, Young Judaea encourages young people to become involved in social and educational activities that sharpen their Jewish and Zionist identity. The Leaders of Tomorrow scholarships are awarded following a merit-based competition. They are given to young women who, because of the leadership roles they have taken on as students, have demonstrated their potential to assume even greater leadership roles as adults, potentially at Hadassah.

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Jerusalem medical team brings Covid expertise to Argentina

Jerusalem medical team brings Covid expertise to Argentina Jerusalem medical team brings Covid expertise to Argentina Hadassah Medical Center treated the most Covid patients in Israel. Now it’s sharing its ideas and expertise in Argentina. May 12, 2021, 8:20 am At Ben Gurion International Airport on their way to Argentina: From left, Jorge Diener, Prof. Sigal Sviri, Claudia Poggi, Prof. Yoram Weiss, and Andres Rojas from the Argentinian Embassy in Israel. Photo courtesy of Hadassah A team from Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem is now in Argentina sharing its experience in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, at the invitation of the Argentinian government.

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Delegacion Médica de Israel en Argentina: Mañana es la llegada del equipo médico a Buenos Aires

Delegacion Médica de Israel en Argentina: Mañana es la llegada del equipo médico a Buenos Aires
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ISRAEL CONFIRMA LA LLEGADA DE UNA DELEGACIÓN MÉDICA A ARGENTINA PARA COMPARTIR SU EXPERIENCIA EN COVID-19

ISRAEL CONFIRMA LA LLEGADA DE UNA DELEGACIÓN MÉDICA A ARGENTINA PARA COMPARTIR SU EXPERIENCIA EN COVID-19
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Scientists resurrect Judean date palms from biblical era - Science & Health

Get email notification for articles from Ruth Schuster Follow May. 3, 2021 10:03 PM Reincarnating an extinct species by using cloned DNA extraction from corpses or miraculously preserved ancient seeds has not happened yet. But now science has announced the resurrection of the “extinct population” of Judean date palms using all-but-miraculously preserved seeds from around 2,000 years ago. They didn’t resurrect an extinct species, mark you. There is only one species of date and it’s not extinct. This whole line of research began by wondering what the dates of Judea, extolled in ancient literature, were like. Now we know, because the team also carried out genetic analysis of this resurrected vegetation, Muriel Gros-Balthazard, Khaled Hazzouri, Sylvie Ferrand and Jonathan Flowers of the New York University outlet in Abu Dhabi, Frederique Aberlenc of the University of Montpellier, Sarah Sallon of the Hadassah Medical Organization and Michael Purugganan of NYU New York report

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