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3D Illustration Concept of Spinal Cord (iStock via Getty Images)

World 1st: Hope for paralyzed as Israeli lab spinal cords restore mice mobility

By Nathan Jeffay

Tech got 12 out of 15 mice in study moving well; human trial expected in less than 3 years, aiming to ‘offer all paralyzed people hope that they may walk again’

In this file photo taken on August 28, 2016, an Israeli woman uses her iPhone in front of the building housing the Israeli NSO group, in Herzliya, near Tel Aviv. (Jack Guez/AFP)

Ministers back calls for state commission to probe police spyware allegations

Netanyahu rails against cops over spyware claims: Like IDF bombing Israeli civilians

PM calls explosive NSO spying claims ‘very grave’; police minister to set up probe

Amid spyware crisis, ministers approve Gali Baharav-Miara as new attorney general

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If true, spyware report shows a police force gone rogue, trampling Israeli democracy

Latest allegations point to cops reveling in their technological capacity to gather endless data on anyone they please; powerful, independent investigation is urgently needed

Then-police commissioner Roni Alsheich (right) with then-commander of the Border Police (the current police chief) Kobi Shabtai at a press conference near Jerusalem, March 27, 2018. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

A morning view of New York's East River, the Upper East Side, and Queensboro Bridge, from Roosevelt Island. (SergeYatunin via iStock by Getty Images)

New York launches $1 million competition to draw Israeli cleantech startups

By Ricky Ben-David

State partners with Israel Smart Energy Association for 2nd year of challenge for tech, such as electric vehicle charging, energy storage, data analytics

An illustration of a COVID-19 rapid antigen home test kit in Jerusalem on January 9, 2022. (Noam Revkin Fenton/Flash90)

Officials say two-thirds of students are not submitting home COVID test results

Health Ministry official calls statistic ‘disturbing,’ but Education Ministry official claims plan is working

One of phosphate plants. (Shay Levy/Flash90)

Government issues plan to cut red tape in environmental licensing, help business

Proposals include expanding right of businesses to appeal; advocacy group urges, ‘Don’t let bureaucratic simplification water down environmental demands’

Illustrative. A young girl gives blood at a Magen David Adom mobile blood donation center. (Daniel Dreifuss/Flash90)

Israel sees blood donation shortage amid Omicron, boycott from some religious groups

Donations to Magen David Adom drop sharply over last month; organization blames virus surge, but has also been hit by controversy over change on form meant to be LGBTQ inclusive

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