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Tag Archives: biotech
Good News Friday
It is almost Chanukah (starting Sunday night) so it’s the perfect time for a Good News Friday post. Our first item is the most incredibly inspiring story of courage, persistence and sheer physical and mental strength. An IDF soldier with … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged Asael Lubotzky, biotech, California, cancer research, Chanukah, Good News Friday, Judaism, war injury, wildfires
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Good News Friday
After an anniversary like today’s we need a Good News Friday post to put us into the mood for Shabbat. On the subject of Kristallnacht, it is good news indeed that a rare 150-year old Torah scroll was discovered inside … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, History, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged biotech, birth, El Al, Good News Friday, Lodz Ghetto, obesity, protein, Shoah, sugar, Torah
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Good News Friday
It’s not been an easy week in Israel, so it’s with a sigh of relief that I present you with this week’s Good News Friday installment. Let’s start with a wonderfully heartwarming story of Kyra Warrell, a little girl from … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Technology
Tagged apples, biotech, bones, Dror Paley, Good News Friday, Haemek Hospital, Kyra Warrell, orthopedics, Rambam Hospital, sugar, superfood
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Good News to start the week
To make up for the lack of a Good News Friday post yesterday, here is some good news to start the week (despite tomorrow being a fast day). (My apologies for yesterday’s last-minute crisis posting. The immediate crisis is over … Continue reading
Posted in History, indigenous rights, Israel news, support Israel, Technology
Tagged #BDSfail, archaeology, Asara beTevet, biotech, Good News Friday, Hadassah hospital, hi-tech, Judea and Samaria, Second Temple
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