Microscopic Parasitic Jellyfish Defy Everything We Know, Astonish Israeli Scientists
These jellies became so physically degenerate that they reverted to being single cells, with the smallest genome known so far.
Israel News
For Economic Czar, Israel’s Top Problem Is a Lack of Trust
‘For eight months a gang tried to prove that my colleagues and I were corrupt,’ says Eugene Kandel as he readies to leave
The Ticker: Back-to-back Terror Attacks Trim Share Gains in Tel Aviv
Bank of Israel slashes 2016 forex purchasing program; Frutarom shares rally on earnings gain.
Bezeq Profit Dropped in Quarter, Weighed Down by Pelephone Unit
Despite broadband reform, company boosted revenues in its Internet business.
Deadliest Day of Palestinian Terrorism Shows Violence Changes Form but Isn’t Over
Violence is constantly changing in frequency and form. It combines car-ramming and stabbings and recently more shooting incidents, while large demonstrations in West Bank seem to be waning.
Business News
Bank Leumi Reports Quarterly Profit Gain, as Discount and FIBI Post Declines
Leumi beats forecasts but market reaction is muted.
Culture News
German Avant-garde Art, Targeted by Hitler, Comes to Jerusalem
A new show at the Israel Museum of works from Berlin's national gallery showcases several artists who were expunged from public memory, mainly due to Nazi destruction of 'degenerate' modern art.
Science News
Israeli Researchers Isolate Key Cell in Fight Against Skin Cancer
Study on patients with skin cancer proves effectiveness of personalized medicine.
