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‘I was shot in the chest by an Arab sniper – then I vowed: I’m going to get Israel fit’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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As a personal trainer, Adam Ezekiel spent his days helping people in Israel to get fit – until he was shot in the chest. He was hit by an Arab sniper from more than half a mile away, while on a sightseeing tour organised by his shul. Ezekiel survived – the bullet missed his lung by a millimetre – but that moment changed his life. Before he even reached the hospital, he promised himself he was going to dedicate his life to something he’d always wanted to do – get the Jewish nation fit.
Houdini-inspired British-Jewish start-up uses AI to fix genes linked to fatal diseases - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A startup rooted in Jewish innovation and entrepreneurship is unlocking the potential of gene therapy for countless thousands of patients. HoudiniBio is working to overcome one of the biggest hurdles in the field – making sure cells in the patient's body don’t reject the “fixed genes” that have been “edited” to replace those with a flaw. The genes are designed to cure a wide range of conditions such as haemophilia, cystic fibrosis, dementia, inherited blindness and cancer. But developing and pro
Netanyahu to expel union boss behind Ben Gurion wildcat strike from Likud - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The union boss behind a wildcat strike that brought Ben Gurion International Airport to a standstill yesterday is to be expelled from the Likud party. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the move against Pinchas Idan, chairman of the Israel Airports Authority (IAA) employees’ committee, after workers left check-in counters unmanned during one of the busiest travel days of the year. The disruption, which the Histadrut has denied officially sanctioning, affected about 600 flights and nearly
Netanyahu warns Turkey against deploying troops in southern Syria after airbase strike - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has issued a stark warning to Turkey after Israel bombed a Syrian airbase to prevent Ankara from deploying troops there. “We will not tolerate a Turkish military entrenchment moving southward, because it threatens us,” he said in an army-radio podcast. “The message got through, but apparently they didn’t hear it. So we made sure they understood it better,” he said, adding simply: “Don’t.” He was speaking after Israeli warplanes hit the runway and storage faciliti
Israeli firm’s space vest to protect astronauts from solar storm radiation - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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An Israeli company has developed a radiation-shielding vest to protect astronauts on missions to the Moon or Mars from hazardous solar storms. The AstroRad vest, created by Tel Aviv-based StemRad, was successfully tested in deep space during NASA’s 25 day uncrewed Artemis I mission in November and December 2022. Peer-reviewed results in the journal Science Advances confirm for the first time that it can substantially reduce an astronaut’s radiation exposure during a severe solar storm. The Sun r
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