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Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer with 95 accuracy assesses recurrence risk
Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy, assesses recurrence risk. Israeli researchers have developed a blood test that detects early-stage breast cancer with 95% accuracy and can also identify patients at increased risk of the disease returning, including some considered low-risk by conventional measures.
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Huckabee fires back as Senate Democrats target US-Israel intelligence ties Shocking
Huckabee fires back as Senate Democrats target US-Israel intelligence ties: ‘Shocking!’ A growing group of Senate Democrats is seeking to restrict expanded military and intelligence cooperation between the United States and Israel, raising concerns that closer ties with the Jewish state could threaten American national security.
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Iran threat concerns grow as US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity at British base
Iran threat concerns grow as US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity at British base. The incident comes weeks after US bombers that struck Iran left RAF Fairford over security concerns, with prosecutors alleging an Iranian intelligence link.
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Antisemitism endures in Putins Russia where tsarist myths and Soviet anti-Zionism meet - analysis
Antisemitism endures in Putin’s Russia, where tsarist myths and Soviet anti-Zionism meet – analysis. Russia officially commemorates the Holocaust, yet tsarist blood libels, Soviet anti-Zionism, and remarks by Putin and Lavrov keep old antisemitic tropes alive.
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Holocaust survivor returns to Berlin home where he witnessed Kristallnacht at age 6
Holocaust survivor returns to Berlin home where he witnessed Kristallnacht at age 6. George Shefi, now 94 and living in Jerusalem, back in Germany to pass on life’s lessons: ‘If you don’t know the history of the Holocaust, you can’t prevent it anymore.’
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Ancient tunnels that helped Jewish rebels evade the Romans now open for tourists
Ancient tunnels that helped Jewish rebels evade the Romans now open for tourists. Horbat Burgin, in the Judean foothills, features underground passageways used to evade Roman forces, colorful church mosaics and remains spanning more than 2,000 years
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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The female paradox When functioning through trauma masks psychological distress - opinion
The female paradox: When functioning through trauma masks psychological distress – opinion. Women have become a backbone of Israel’s wartime resilience, but new research warns that their psychological and physical toll is being overlooked.
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Philadelphia Anti-Israel bike protesters met with boos support for Jewish businesses - opinion
Philadelphia Anti-Israel bike protesters met with boos, support for Jewish businesses – opinion. Since the protesters’ intentions became public knowledge, the outpouring of support from not only the Jewish community but beyond was overwhelming.
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Why is the Islamic Republic banning the Lion and Sun emblem amid anti-regime protests - analysis
Why is the Islamic Republic banning the Lion and Sun emblem amid anti-regime protests? – analysis. Nearly 47 years after Iran’s Islamic Revolution, authorities are cracking down on jewelry bearing the Lion and Sun, a symbol of growing opposition.







