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Ukraine requests Lebanese judicial cooperation on grains ship - report
The Russian embassy in Lebanon previously told Reuters it had no information regarding the cargo.... Read more
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IDF unveils new program to 'revolutionize' military healthcare
The IDF called its new healthcare digitization program, "Health for You," a "healthcare revolution."... Read more
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'Bulgarian panda' may have been Europe's last panda species - study
This ancient panda relative would likely have lived in the swampy forests of modern-day Bulgaria six million years ago, eating a mostly vegetarian diet.... Read more
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Lapid at Atomic Energy ceremony: 'Other capabilities' keep Israel alive
Former PM Bennett asked the Atomic Emergency Commission to "continue to work - regardless of political upheavals."... Read more
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Levi Strauss heir would join US Congress’ richest with NYC win
Dan Goldman, an heir to the Levi Strauss & Co. fortune, is one of several candidates vying in the Democratic primary to represent the 10th Congressional District of New York City.... Read more
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Israeli medical staff furious as plan for shorter shifts delayed again
The Finance Ministry said there are not enough physicians available to quickly shorten their workloads and did not agree to allocate large sums to pay for more.... Read more
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New method developed to improve visual perception of people with autism
‘Memory flashes’ help patients generalize learning to other situations and may also help in rehabilitation after neurological injuries.... Read more
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Israel-Lebanon maritime border talks heading to 'final arrangement'
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah said on Monday that he is leaning away from fighting a war against Israel over gas.... Read more
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Lionel Messi, PSG put on a show at Bloomfield
PSG dominates Nantes in French Super Cup in the latest initiative from Sylvan Adams and Comtec Group.... Read more
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Iran possible nuclear blackmail is a menace - analysis
Brett McGurk, the White House coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa, said that reaching a deal with Tehran was now “highly unlikely.”... Read more
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Nazareth hospital opens acute room for Arab victims of sexual violence
There are seven sexual violence acute rooms around Israel, but none so far have been made accessible to the Arab sector.... Read more
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Is Iraq really on the verge of a coup? - analysis
Iraq’s overall trajectory is not toward a coup, but toward more weakening of the center – and there is no recipe to strengthen and stabilize the country.... Read more
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Kosovo-Serbia: The background to the sirens in the Balkans - explainer
The recent gunfire, sirens and border closings between Kosovo and Serbia have raised alarms. Here is an explainer on the region's complex history and the immediate events.... Read more
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IDF soldiers re-discover a 1500-year-old convent with a mosaic floor
The convent was first discovered by Dr. Uzi Dahari and Dr. Yehiel Zelinger of the Israel Antiquities Authority in the early 2000s, but it was eventually re-buried for its own protection.... Read more
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Yishpro Beersheba to host summer festival
The opening launch event will be from Thursday, August 11 to Friday, August 13 — 3 days of good food at good prices, music, and dancing, and a great place to hang out.... Read more
