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Baidaa Obaid, 22, grew up in the small Druze village of Sajur, and her journey through higher education has been anything but linear. Starting in
The Golan region, where the synagogue is located, was formerly a Jewish area during the Roman and Byzantine periods – from the first century BCE until the 7th-8th centuries CE.
Type-2 diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in the world, characterized by high blood-sugar levels and associated with damage to blood vessels, the heart, and the nervous system.
The marine mammals “exhibited rich social behavior, including group resting and continuous jumping displays,” according to Haifa University researcher Aviad Scheinin.
Ackman: “I think there is a radicalization that has happened globally”.
A groundbreaking study from University of Haifa suggests that a simple blood test—combined with artificial intelligence—may help identify patients with bipolar disorder who are at high risk of suicide.
Earliest evidence of bronze production in Southern Levant from 3,000 years ago indicates use of local copper from Arava desert, possibly during United Monarchy of Judah and Israel.
Groundbreaking study suggests that mutations driving evolution are informed by the genome, not random.
Archaeologists uncover Christian care facility in Israel with ‘Peace be with the elders’ inscription.
