Blind
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A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
Blind, sighted athletes run side by side in Jerusalem Marathon
Israeli medical team restores sight to hundreds in Ethiopian humanitarian mission
Apple introduces eye-tracking technology for iPhone control
TA eatery may pay after spat over guide dog
NIS 60,000 civil suit filed after blind IDF veteran Mordechai Levy-Talmy is told to sit outside.
Breakthrough in treatment to prevent blindness
Study: Treatment for potentially blinding infection just as effective given annually as every 6 months.
A touching experience
Patrons of Blackout may be in the dark about what they’re eating, but it’s an illuminating adventure.
The blind guides
A new Israeli system allows the visually-impaired to work--and even assist others.
Hebrew U device uses sonar to help the blind navigate
The "virtual cane" incorporates several sensors that estimate the distance between the user and the object it is pointed at.
'Do Touch': World’s first deaf-blind acting group in Jaffa
"Nalaga’at” Center composed of 11 actors; "We ask people who come to our center to communicate, to touch,” says group development manager.
‘Visual reading does not require vision’
Health Scan: Blind people use the same brain region as sighted people when reading words in Braille.
The Gumbel legacy: Out of sight, but not out of mind
For the past decade, Keren Gumbel has helped dozens of blinded soldiers with a range of devices.
Migdal Or vows to continue helping blind despite defecit
Haifa District Court rules the organization will go into receivership, following gov't refusal to cover debt.
BGU students develop ways to help the blind and deaf
One new device uses combined images taken from two different angles – like human eyes.
