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Israel revives ancient grape varieties in Negev vineyards (opens the original)
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Oenophiles (wine lovers) are always looking for the newest thing in wines, but an Israeli project is going in the opposite direction—reviving grape varieties with roots stretching back more than 1,000 years. The project began after archaeologists discovered grape seeds during an excavation at Avdat, the ancient Nabataean and Byzantine city between Beersheva and Mitzpeh Ramon in southern Israel. The seeds were dated to the seventh century CE and sent to Tel Aviv University for genetic analysis. O
Two Israeli desalination plants offline after microalgae plume from Egypt (opens the original)
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A huge plume of microalgae from Egypt is threatening Israel’s desalination plants and has taken two of them offline completely. Israel has compensated for the decline in desalinated water by increasing pumping from the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) and underground wells. “It is a high-level challenge, and we haven’t seen an algae bloom like this for 20 or 30 years,” Danny Lacker, head of the water security and emergency division at Israel’s Water Authority, told JNS. “At the same time, we are managi
Herzog confers Presidential Medal of Honor on 11 Israelis (opens the original)
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At an emotional ceremony on Sunday in the outdoor garden of the President’s Residence in Jerusalem, President Isaac Herzog presented 11 Israelis with the Presidential Medal of Honor. Initiated in 2012 by the ninth president of Israel, Shimon Peres, the Presidential Medal of Honor is awarded to those “who, by virtue of their skills, service, or in any other way, have made an exceptional contribution to the State of Israel or to humanity.” Speaking at the ceremony, Herzog congratulated each of the
IsraAID brings humanitarian aid to flood-stricken Nepal (opens the original)
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Just two days after catastrophic flash floods swept through Nepal, IsraAID, an Israeli nongovernmental humanitarian aid organization that responds to emergencies and disasters around the world, began distributing hygiene kits and offering mental-health support to thousands of children in affected areas. The Aug. 26 disaster, triggered by the collapse of a glacier in the Himalayas, has killed at least 1,259 people in Nepal and left more than 5,000 missing. “The situation on the ground is still ve
Sderot grows in the shadow of Gaza (opens the original)
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A woman walks past a mural in Sderot depicting Oct. 7, 2023, Aug. 11, 2026. (JNS) - SDEROT, Israel-It's hard to believe that the population of this city, less than a mile from the border with Gaza and with less than 20 seconds to reach a bomb shelter if a rocket is fired from the Strip, has actually increased since Oct. 7, 2023. According to city statistics, Sderot had 35,477 residents in 2023. Today, it has 42,000-an increase of nearly 20 percent. One of those new residents is Hila Malka, who w
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