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Government announces crackdown on online antisemitism

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Israeli hi-tech initiative SpacePharma is busy 'turning science fiction into science fact'

SpacePharma can control and monitor their space experiments with nothing more than a smartphone.

By Jenni Frazer

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Israeli undergrads engineer bacteria to halt chemotherapy hair loss

The Technion team made the top 10 in their category at the prestigious iGEM competition

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November 10, 2022 05:41

Israeli undergrads engineer bacteria to halt chemotherapy hair loss

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Millennials, it's time to repent for our digital sins

Separated by distance and a rectangular piece of glass, many of us find it easier to act in ways we’d never dream of in person

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A historic Syrian shul destroyed in 2016 has been re-created in a stunning exhibition at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum

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How the pandemic changed our religious behaviour

Attachment to the Jewish community grew among religious Jews, but fell among secular Jews, according to new JPR report

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Israel ranks first globally in Digital Quality of Life index

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Munich Games TV review: Deadly games bring history up to date

A tense spy thriller where the echoes of the past reverberate with the repetitions of the present

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Jackie Igelski, the owner of the Israeli football club, is blackmailed and the case's main suspect escapes from LKA's watch. Strong language/mature themes.

Jewish vice president of Meta reveals how her confidence was smashed by bigoted teacher at school

Nicola Mendelsohn tells podcast she felt her life could have been 'destroyed' by the discrimination she suffered at Manchester High School for Girls

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August 25, 2022 10:26

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The Undeclared War TV review: Understated direction makes thriller a bit boring

The limited pleasure of this series comes from having your eyes opened to this very real world that keeps the digital world turning

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Netanyahu: Israel is creating an Iron Dome in cyberspace

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My Online Safety Bill will force tech platforms to remove antisemitic hate

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