Liposuction, nose jobs among Israel’s most popular plastic surgery procedures
Around 82,000 Israelis underwent plastic surgery in 2021 with 75 of them as a result of complications from procedures performed outside the country….
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Type 1 diabetes is not always ‘juvenile,’ new Israeli study shows – exclusive
The pancreatic cells that produce insulin can be destroyed in overweight teens as well as adults, requiring injections of insulin, according to new…
Nigeria church attack killed 22, injured 50 – official
It is not uncommon for conflicting casualty figures to emerge in the aftermath of disasters in Nigeria. Sunday’s attack on St Francis Catholic…
Israel should invest in gas production, export – editorial
Israel can only benefit at this point, with the international energy crisis in full throttle, from pushing hard at its gas production and…
Which Israeli defense companies will participate in Eurosatory?
Europe’s leading land defense and security exhibition will take place in Paris this year, and is set to feature dozens of Israeli companies….
Explosions heard over Damascus in alleged Israeli airstrike
The incident was described as “Israeli aggression” by the state-owned Syrian news channel. Explosions were heard over Syria’s capital of Damascus as Syrian…
British geologist sentenced to 15 years in Iraq for smuggling artifacts
Jim Fitton, 66, collected 12 stones and shards of broken pottery from the historically famous “Eridu” archaeological site in southern Iraq. Bath, England…
Russia has been inciting against Ukrainians in Crimea for years -study
Researchers analyzed 11 Russian-language online publications that wrote about Crimea, including RIA, KP, Realia, Russian Spring and others, from December 2020 to the…
EU lawmakers push to label human rights abuses in Xinjiang as ‘genocide’
The Parliament has adopted numerous resolutions on Xinjiang, but stopped short of using the term “genocide”. A change that would signify a sterner…