John Jeffay

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Summer camp

Forget footie, it’s all about the FTSE at the world’s first stock market boot camp for teens

Why would youngsters waste summers on crafts and marshmallows when they can get ahead in finance?

4 min read

Playing the markets: Eliana Rosen, 18, at Malcolm Berman's stock market boot camp (Photo: John Jeffay)

Israel’s hospitals saved lives on October 7 thanks to years of crisis planning, says report’s author

3 min read

Boxes of Viagra on the shelves of the Keencare pharmacy in London on September 19, 2024 (Getty Images)

Viagra could be medics’ secret weapon against breast cancer, Israeli research finds

3 min read

Believe in yourself: Patches, 37, and (right) Aiat Batshavar, 29

Why are troubled young Israelis so desperate to attend this school? What’s its secret?

7 min read

Israeli estate agency in UK will help Brits make aliyah

The business will be providing advice for potential buyers as aliyah hits a 40 year high

2 min read

July 9, 2026 09:22

More British Jews are considering aliyah, and may need advice on their property search (Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP via Getty Images)

Israel marks 1,000 days since October 7 with minute of silence to remember the fallen

As memorials take place IDF reveals more than 30,000 projectiles launched at nation by Iran’s terror proxies since massacre

2 min read

July 2, 2026 12:46

Bereaved families mark 1,000 days since October 7 at Nahal Oz Observers Memorial Monument near Gaza border on 2 July 2026 (Tsafrir Abayov/Flash90)

Natan’s death could have broken me. Instead, I became an advocate for the Jewish state

Former Londoner Avi Rosenfeld’s son died in Gaza a year ago next week. He shares how his faith and love for Israel have turned his barely imaginable loss into a mission

5 min read

June 26, 2026 16:09

"We won't sit by": Avi (left) and Sam Rosenfeld in front of a banner with Natan's photograph (Credit: John Jeffay)

AI regurgitates antisemitic tropes reflecting human bias, study finds

Israeli researchers discovered that popular chatbots are more likely to associate Jewish people with particular stereotypes, including being more privileged, dominant and hierarchical but less warm and friendly

2 min read

June 15, 2026 15:34

(Illustrative) Apple iPhone screen showing AI app icons (Getty Images)

Robot fruit pickers make life sweeter for struggling farmers

Airborne machines grab apples and peaches to help solve labour shortage

1 min read

June 3, 2026 14:36

£1.9 billion AI insurance firm moves HQ from Israel to London

Sapiens, established in 1982 by researchers largely from the Weizmann Institute of Science, plans to automate the insurance sector

2 min read

June 3, 2026 12:17

The Sapiens HQ in Holon, Israel (Image: By Elvenking89 - CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org)

Israeli scientists in ovarian cancer vaccine breakthrough

New discovery raises hope for treatment of disease that claims the lives of 4,000 women in UK each year

4 min read

June 3, 2026 10:29

Dr Nachum Nathan (left) and Prof Ziv Shulman (Image: Weizmann Institute of Science)

Tech wiz uses AI to turn kids from couch-potato consumers to magic creators

Israeli start-up Yuvi Lab’s platform lets children build their own apps and games

2 min read

May 27, 2026 10:50

Now that’s cracking: Israeli scientists invent the ‘safe peanut’

Over time, the new peanut trains the immune system of people with the allergy to accept the food

2 min read

May 14, 2026 12:48

Mona Kidon, the lead scientist behind the 'safe peanut' biscuits, named 'Mona cookies' (Image: Sheba Medical Centre)

Revealed: Israelis invent world’s first personal plane that’s ‘easier to drive than a car’

The aircraft is a souped-up version of the cheap drone you can buy your kids for Chanukah

4 min read

May 12, 2026 16:41

Revealed: Israelis invent world’s first personal plane that’s ‘easier to drive than a car’

Israeli company comes up with AI ‘X-ray’ that sees deep underground

Tel Aviv-based Exodigo claims to have set the new gold standard for underground mapping

1 min read

May 7, 2026 12:04

Israeli company comes up with AI ‘X-ray’ that sees deep underground

‘Game-changer’ nanotech cooling spray from Israeli startup boosts crop yields by 30 per cent

Cooling Crops has developed a patented, sprayable powder that radiates heat and reduces the temperatures of plants

2 min read

May 7, 2026 11:34

Tractor spraying pesticides on vegetable field with sprayer at spring

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John Jeffay

Latest from John Jeffay

Forget footie, it’s all about the FTSE at the world’s first stock market boot camp for teens

Israel’s hospitals saved lives on October 7 thanks to years of crisis planning, says report’s author

Viagra could be medics’ secret weapon against breast cancer, Israeli research finds

Why are troubled young Israelis so desperate to attend this school? What’s its secret?

More from John Jeffay

Israeli estate agency in UK will help Brits make aliyah

Israel marks 1,000 days since October 7 with minute of silence to remember the fallen

Natan’s death could have broken me. Instead, I became an advocate for the Jewish state

AI regurgitates antisemitic tropes reflecting human bias, study finds

Robot fruit pickers make life sweeter for struggling farmers

£1.9 billion AI insurance firm moves HQ from Israel to London

Israeli scientists in ovarian cancer vaccine breakthrough

Tech wiz uses AI to turn kids from couch-potato consumers to magic creators

Now that’s cracking: Israeli scientists invent the ‘safe peanut’

Revealed: Israelis invent world’s first personal plane that’s ‘easier to drive than a car’

Israeli company comes up with AI ‘X-ray’ that sees deep underground

‘Game-changer’ nanotech cooling spray from Israeli startup boosts crop yields by 30 per cent