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Prof. Mayer Brezis calls for a cultural shift in healthcare to address and learn from medical errors, following the tragic loss of his grandson. His advocacy led to mandatory newborn screening in Israel, aiming to prevent similar tragedies.
A protest in Ofakim over the arrest of an ultra-Orthodox draft dodger led to three arrests and a police officer being injured. The detainees were released after demonstrators dispersed.
Davos 2026 underscored global fragmentation and shifting alliances, with China rising as a key player. Trump's Board of Peace offers a controversial but singular plan for Gaza, while Saudi Arabia redefines its approach to Yemen. A Kuwaiti editorial highlights the importance of feminism in advancing human rights.
Hundreds protested in Ofakim after the arrest of a man accused of evading military service. Three demonstrators were detained and a police officer was lightly injured. The protest ended after the detainees were released.
The Israeli bobsled team's apartment was robbed during the Milan Cortina Winter Games, with passports and equipment stolen. The team resumed training immediately, demonstrating resilience despite the setback.
Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet President Trump in Washington to discuss Iran, emphasizing the need to address missiles and regional proxies. The visit coincides with renewed US-Iran nuclear talks and increased military activity in the region.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is advancing his Washington visit to discuss Israel's concerns about United States-Iran negotiations. Israel fears that a deal may address only the nuclear issue, neglecting other threats from Iran.
U.S. officials visited the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea amid rising tensions with Iran and ongoing nuclear talks. The visit highlighted American military readiness and coincides with upcoming discussions between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Iran.
Two horses were seen running along the Ayalon Highway in Israel, causing a brief commotion before being safely captured. No injuries occurred, and the horses were returned to their owner, who was questioned by police.
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F-22 Raptors were removed from the Super Bowl LX flyover due to operational assignments. The revised lineup features a mix of Air Force and Navy aircraft, serving both ceremonial and training purposes.
Italian dockworkers are blocking ports in protest against NATO and military spending, as tensions rise between the United States and Iran. The move comes amid increased American military activity in the Middle East and ongoing nuclear talks. The protests reflect concerns about escalating conflict and the effectiveness of diplomacy.
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