22 years ago, on August 31, 2004, two Palestinian terrorists detonated suicide bombs on two busses in Be’er Sheva, southern Israel, brutally murdering 16 innocent people and injuring 100 others. Hamas claimed responsibility for this heinous attack, underscoring the ongoing threat posed by its campaign of terror.
Israel’s efforts to defend its citizens and stop Hamas have spanned many years, yet the terrorist organization continues to vow further attacks, as tragically demonstrated on October 7, 2023 when Hamas unleashed a devastating massacre on Israeli civilians. These events are stark reminders of Hamas’ relentless commitment to terror and violence, and Israel’s enduring fight for security.
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The world of science is mourning the loss of Prof. Ada Yonath, one of Israel's most celebrated scientists, who passed away at the age of 87.

Yonath was a pioneer in the study of the ribosome - the tiny cellular structure responsible for protein production - and her groundbreaking research transformed our understanding of one of life's most fundamental processes, paving the way for the development of new antibiotics and life-saving medicines.

When she began her research, much of the scientific community believed her goal was impossible. She and her colleagues conducted approximately 25,000 experiments before successfully creating the first ribosome crystals - a feat that ultimately earned her the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009, as well as the Israel Prize.

She continued to research, publish, and run an active laboratory at the Weizmann Institute of Science until her final days. The Weizmann Institute paid tribute to her, saying: "She showed generations of scientists what can be achieved when you dare to ask big questions and refuse to give up on the relentless search for answers." May her memory forever be a blessing. 🕯️🇮🇱🔬

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🕯️ Ada Yonath, Israel's Nobel Prize-winning chemist, has died at 87. May her memory be a blessing.

She spent decades decoding the structure of the ribosome, work that reshaped antibiotic research and made her the first Israeli woman to win a Nobel Prize. https://t.co/qk0nAPd6bi

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Uma das cientistas mais renomadas de Israel, a química e primeira israelense a receber um prêmio Nobel, Ada Yonath, faleceu hoje (31), aos 87 anos.

Nascida em Jerusalém, Ada trabalhava no Instituto Weizmann de Ciências, no Departamento de Biologia Estrutural e Química, onde foi pioneira no estudo do ribossomo, estrutura celular responsável pela produção de proteínas.

A cientista recebeu o Nobel de Química em 2009 por suas pesquisas que ajudaram a revelar o funcionamento do ribossomo e contribuíram para o desenvolvimento de tratamentos contra bactérias resistentes a antibióticos.

Sua memória jamais seja esquecida.

Via: The Jerusalem Post

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A CEO e cofundadora da StandWithUs internacional, Roz Rothstein, deu uma entrevista semana passada para a Folha de S. Paulo, publicada ontem (30), em que falou abertamente sobre antissemitismo e antissionismo. O jornal deu destaque à entrevista na primeira página. Em seu site, a Folha publicou a entrevista na íntegra.

Em um dos trechos, Roz discorre sobre o verdadeiro significado de antissionismo, termo usado frequentemente hoje em dia para justificar ódio aos judeus.

Roz passou a semana no Brasil para conhecer os projetos da StandWithUs Brasil.

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Today marks 6 years since the first-ever commercial flight from Israel to the UAE, Flight LY971, landed in Abu Dhabi. The pilots flew the UAE, Israel, and US flags just after arriving.
Since that historic moment, there have been many flights between the two countries thanks to the Abraham Accords normalization deal of 2020. May the relationship between Israel and the UAE continue to prosper! 🇮🇱✈️

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Even in the midst of war, the world is turning to Israel for protection.

Greece and Israel have signed a landmark $3.3 billion defense agreement - the largest defense export deal in Israeli history - under which Israel will build a comprehensive air defense system called "Achilles Shield" to protect Greek skies from ballistic missiles, aircraft, and drone attacks.

The deal reflects a deepening strategic partnership between two nations that share common regional challenges and common values. When the world needs protection, it turns to Israel. 🇮🇱🇬🇷

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It's September 1st, which means that it's time for children in Israel to go back to school after their summer vacations! Here's a flashback to the first day of school in Israel, 1978.
We wish Israeli children, teachers, and parents a happy and successful school year! 🇮🇱🍎✏️
📸: Danny Gottfried, the Dan Hadani Collection, the Pritzker Family National Photography Collection at the National Library of Israel

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Over 2 million children are heading back to school in Israel today.
We hope this school year brings them a sense of normalcy, joy in learning, and above all, a peaceful year ahead. Shalom Kita Alef! 🇮🇱📚 https://t.co/qW3AtgM5WF

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1964 - Young new arrivals in Israel taking their first steps in Hebrew, reciting the words: "Shalom kita alef" – "Hello first grade!".
This week, thousands of Israeli children began their new school year. We wish them a healthy and fruitful year. https://t.co/RciBx6SHlz

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A powerful throwback to actor and filmmaker Sacha Baron Cohen’s unforgettable words at the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington in 2023. His warning was urgent then. Today, his words resonate more than ever.

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Há 85 anos, em 1º de setembro de 1941, a Alemanha nazista ordenava que todos os judeus usassem uma estrela amarela. Fazia exatamente dois anos que a Polônia tinha sido invadida e a Segunda Guerra Mundial iniciada.

O decreto tinha como objetivo identificar publicamente os judeus, expondo-os a assédio, exclusão e perseguição implacável.

O que começou como uma forma de segregação visual rapidamente evoluiu para restrições cada vez maiores, criação forçada de guetos, deportações em massa e assassinato em escala industrial.

Seis milhões de judeus foram mortos no Holocausto. A estrela amarela permanece como um símbolo da desumanização promovida pelo Estado alemão e de suas consequências terríveis.

Via: Enciclopédia do Holocausto

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Today, children across Israel began a new school year, heading back to classrooms to learn, grow, and build their futures. Hamas has a very different vision for Palestinian children.

Hamas spends the summer indoctrinating children with hatred and preparing them for violence. This school year, the children of Gaza deserve what every child deserves: an education that prepares them for life, peace, and a better future without Hamas.

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More than 10 million people worldwide suffer from inflammatory bowel disease - conditions like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis that cause chronic inflammation, pain, and in severe cases, hospitalization or surgery. Most current treatments target the immune system. But what if that's been addressing the wrong thing entirely?

Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel have discovered that the tissue surrounding intestinal cells - not just the immune system - retains a lasting "memory" of past inflammation, and can trigger the disease to return even after patients appear to have recovered. Crucially, the team identified a specific protein called collagen 18 as a key driver of this process - and found that blocking it in mice prevented chronic inflammation from developing.

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Among the more than 1,000 victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas massacre in southern Israel was Dan Ariel (22), a beloved son and brother.

Dan was attending the Nova Festival with his friends in southern Israel when the attack began.

As the horrific Hamas massacre unfolded, Dan and his friends left the festival and took refuge in a roadside shelter.

Hamas terrorists soon began hurling grenades into the shelter, wounding Dan. Later, additional terrorists arrived and opened fire on those inside, brutally murdering him.

This is only one of countless heart-shattering stories from Hamas’ massacre.
We must not let the world forget.💔

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