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Saving lives around the world (opens the original)
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Two recent disasters provided a vivid reminder of how lessons learned under fire are saving lives far beyond Israel’s borders. On Aug. 13, after a devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, Israel deployed an 80-member delegation of search-and-rescue specialists, structural engineers and medical personnel from the IDF Home Front Command, Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For 12 days, they worked alongside Colombian first responders. The team helped locate and rescue
Rosh Hashanah: Taking the bait (opens the original)
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I tell my neighbor Eduardo (not his real name) several times a week that he is a genius. The remarkable thing is that most of our neighbors probably never drill down far enough to discover just how much he knows. I may be the only one to ask him to fix a printer, replace a refrigerator filter, diagnose an electronic door lock or solve some household mystery. Each time, he reaches into the overflowing tool kit in his brain. If the answer is not already there, he knows how to find it. Then he fixe
The Jewish Brain: New hope for Alzheimer's disease (opens the original)
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Alzheimer’s has become a growing concern as the Baby Boomer generation ages. If you are in your 70s or 80s, or love or care for someone who is, you probably pay closer attention to news about Alzheimer’s disease than you once did. Every misplaced name, every forgotten appointment, every step into a room only to wonder why you went there can raise the same unsettling question: Is this ordinary aging, or is something more serious beginning? At the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference h
The Jewish brain: Why Judaism begins with the word "hear" (opens the original)
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Israeli scientists have announced a discovery that may someday change the lives of millions of people living with hearing loss. At Tel Aviv University, Prof. Karen Avraham and her research team have identified a biological mechanism that could eventually allow damaged sensory hair cells in the inner ear to regenerate — something long believed impossible in humans. For Avraham, this breakthrough represents the latest chapter in a lifetime devoted to hearing. For decades she has been one of the wo
Read the footnotes: What Natalie Grant Wraga taught about disinformation (opens the original)
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Israeli security officials recently warned that Iran may attempt to influence Israel’s upcoming elections through coordinated disinformation campaigns on social media and other digital platforms. Their warning took me back more than 50 years to a remarkable woman who spent her life studying exactly these tactics — long before the internet, artificial intelligence, bots, or trolls existed. Most Americans have never heard of Natalie Grant Wraga, who preferred to be called Natalie Grant. Yet the me
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