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Beneath the rubble: Photojournalist documents Venezuela's earthquake aftermath and Israeli aid
Two weeks after Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, Photojournalist Chen G. Schimmel documented the rubble and the search for loved ones
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IsraAID deploys emergency team to Nepal after deadly floods, landslides
Two years after October 7, Jewish groups still grappling with identity crisis, generational divide
Melania Trump hosts former hostages Aviva, Keith Siegel for White House visit
Israel's national team reeling after Bosnia setback
Third straight defeat for Blue-and-White seriously complicates Euro qualifying campaign.
IsraAID sending team to join Texas flood relief effort
Obama signs disaster declaration for areas in Texas which has been hammered by record breaking rain.
Unhealthy resolution
Pizzeria owner in Holon arrested for drugging police officers' slices
"I knew that the police ordered the pizza, but the officer [who made the order] sounded laid back on the telephone," suspect says.
Obama: Deal with Palestinians not possible in coming year
US President tells Al-Arabiya that through trust building steps, "the the logic of a two-state solution will reassert itself."
IsraAID team reunites with survivor rescued from rubble in Nepal
Krishna Devi Khadka attributed her survival to the IsraAID team rescue efforts that lead to her being pulled from the rubble followed by intensive medical care at the IDF field hospital.
Une main tendue en milieu hostile
Du Népal au Kurdistan, l’ONG israélienne IsraAid opère sur tous les fronts. Même là où on ne l’attend pas. Comme en Irak, au secours des victimes de l’Etat islamique
From Kurdistan to Nepal: IsraAID makes a difference
IsraAID is involved in humanitarian efforts around the world, even in regions that are traditionally less friendly to Israel.
Agriculture Ministry unites with NGOs to reduce post-harvest food losses
“Current projections suggest that even with improved crop yields, we will not be able to meet the world’s demand for food by 2050,” official says.
‘Two-thirds of doctors’ actions may be superfluous’
Paper presents the first rigorous evaluation of the effect of computer-based decision support on doctors’ decisions.
