Israeli breakthrough helps create cruelty-free drugs against cancer
Groundbreaking technology has the potential to significantly reduce testing and production time for new drugs while weaning science of dependence on animal testing
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Groundbreaking technology has the potential to significantly reduce testing and production time for new drugs while weaning science of dependence on animal testing
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Bahraini minister on women in politics: Be confident, brave and patient VIDEO: Dr. Rana Al-Khalifa discusses her role at Bahrain's Foreign Ministry, women’s empowerment in her country and the wider region, the Abraham Accords and the approach to coronavirus crisis Felice Friedson / The Media Line | Published: 03.08.21 , 19:38 In the latest episode of Facing the Middle East With Felice Friedson, Dr. Rana Al-Khalifa speaks on her role at the Bahraini Foreign Ministry, women’s rights and empowerment in the country and the wider region, the Abraham Accords, and approach to the COVID-19 cri...
Rights groups petition against reinstating police officer who shot Solomon Teka Ynet | Updated: 03.08.21 , 22:55 Organizations for the rights of Ethiopian immigrants filed on Monday a petition to the Jerusalem District Court against reinstating a police officer who was accused of negligently causing the death of 18-year-old Solomon Teka. "This is illegal, unreasonable and contrary to elementary public values," said Prof. Ariel Bendor, a law faculty member at Bar Ilan University and one of the lawyers representing the petitioners. "It is unthinkable that police themselves... accepted the d...
Sea of Galilee rises by half a centimeter, near full capacity Israel's only sweet water lake makes a remarkable recovery after only a year and a half ago, its waterline was so dangerously low the government banned pumping water from it i24NEWS | Published: 03.08.21 , 20:50 The Water Authority reported Monday that the waterline of the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel rose by half a centimeter during the day, and stood at 209.255 meters (686.53 feet) below sea level. The Sea of Galilee, Israel’s only sweet water lake, was just 45.5 cm (18 inches) short of reaching its full capacity, after...