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The Museum of the Jewish People says "first of its kind" display will "serve as a launching pad for educational programs in schools and other types of learning institutions, community centers, synagogues, churches, as well as a host of museums around the world."
In light of the growing probability of a direct military confrontation between Israel and Iran, Israel would do well to remember Elie Wiesel’s words: “Better to believe the threats of our enemies than the promises of our friends.”
ImageSat International releases satellite images showing work on the Imam Ali military base, destroyed in an airstrike in early September. Experts believe that while construction has been extensive, the base still remains inactive.
"The right amount of uranium enrichment for the world’s largest state sponsor of terror is zero ... There is no legitimate reason for Iran to resume enrichment at this previously clandestine site,” says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, after Tehran continues enriching uranium at the underground Fordow nuclear plant.
"This is an exciting time to finally put the NUsurface implant at the disposal of Israeli patients. Persistent pain after repair of meniscus tears is a very common orthopedic problem and, until now, we did not have effective treatment options," says Dr. Gabriel Agar.
