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A prehistoric cave has been found near Zikhron Yaakov, and the Israel Antiquities Authority will seek to use it to reconstruct how humans lived in ancient times and developed patterns of life. Professor Ron Shimelmitz: “We have been privileged to excavate a unique site of global importance.”
Passenger rights organization AirHelp examined 279 airports in 76 countries and ranked them by punctuality, passenger experience and facilities. A small Norwegian airport beyond the Arctic Circle took first place in Europe, while familiar destinations for Israelis such as Rhodes and Crete ranked near the bottom, with low punctuality scores
Against the backdrop of three years of war, it feels as if someone pressed pause on our lives. The question is, how can we keep living, choosing, and building until this is over?
After the West pulled out of the project, Russia completed a scientific facility near Novosibirsk on its own. The SKIF facility, whose importance has been compared to that of the world’s largest particle accelerator, is expected to begin its first experiments as early as this fall. The system will support research in fields including pharmaceuticals, microelectronics, fusion energy and medicine.
New York erased a 29-point deficit in Game 4 to take a 3-1 series lead — and Jordyn Woods' "lucky bag" may have had something to do with it.
