News from israel

The police stated that they had solved the murder of Busaina Abu Ganem, who was gunned down while sitting in her car with her children on HaEshel Street in Ramleh.

Nine of those fatally injured were Arabs, said Beterem director Orly Silbinger, who noted that for several years, it has been warning of the link between children from poorer families and deaths from accidents.

The 14-year-old pupils -- all girls -- wanted to know how low gravity conditions in space influence the development of brine shrimp eggs compared to the Earth environment.

A marathon took place last week in Beersheba, but probably not the kind you’re imagining.

Early elections could, and should, have been avoided.

Former Communications Minister Moshe Kahlon refrained from officially announcing his candidacy for expected elections, but made clear signals he would.

The former president called on men to rally to the cause to prevent violence saying repeatedly that domestic violence and abuse was a society wide issue.

The IMA commissioned a survey of 500 adults from the Meida Shivuki polling organization about private medicine and accessibility to healthcare.

Having once been a recipient of World Bank loans--most recently from 1975 to 1981--the move to become a contributing country is significant.

Rett’s syndrome is a devastating neurological disease that develops spontaneously in the uterus and is not inherited from one’s parents. But there is hope for an eventual cure.