Police officers from the Segev Shalom police station and Border Police forces have rescued another lion cub on Wednesday.
Like the other two, this one was also found in Bedouin village of Bir Hadaj in the northern Negev, near Kibbutz…
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Yemen’s Houthis to Resume Attacks on Israeli Ships Over Gaza Aid Blockade
Sanaa (Quds News Network)- Yemen’s Houthis announced on Tuesday they would resume attacks on Israeli ships passing through the Red and Arabian Seas, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and the Gulf of Aden. This decision comes in response to…
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Tel Aviv Park Bavli penthouse sells for NIS 43m
A 44th floor penthouse in one of the two towers in businessman Yitzhak Tshuva’s Park Bavli project in Tel Aviv was sold recently for NIS 43 million. The identity of the buyer has not been disclosed but market sources say it is an…
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Israel Intensifies West Bank Raids, Two Palestinians Shot and Injured
Israeli military vehicles in Jenin. (Photo: via social media, QNN) By Palestine Chronicle Staff
The Israeli army expanded its ongoing aggression against refugee camps in the northern West Bank, storming the towns of Qabatiya and Arraba,…
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Zim posts $2.15 billion profit in 2024, surpassing analyst expectations
Zim Integrated Shipping Services reported a net profit of $2.15 billion for 2024, significantly exceeding market forecasts and reflecting an 80% increase in revenue compared to the previous year.
The company’s annual revenue grew by…
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Discovering the leaf-eating, tree-clinging mammal of the Paleocene
A study published by Scientific Rreports sheds light on the anatomy, behavior, and evolutionary significance of Mixodectes pungens, an ancient mammal that lived shortly after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
A new examination of the most…
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What are food colorings really made of?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a ban on the synthetic food coloring Red 3 due to potential links to cancer, sparking debate over the safety of artificial food dyes. While the ban has yet to take effect, it raises…Continue Reading
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Former Archbishop of Canterbury laments ‘resurgence of antisemitic rhetoric’
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Rowan Williams has condemned the “resurgence of antisemitic rhetoric’.
Speaking at the Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Annual Memorial Lecture at King’s College London, he said: “We have witnessed the…
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Moshe Ya’alon sued for defamation by Benjamin Netanyahu – Israel News
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has filed a defamation lawsuit against former IDF Chief of Staff and Defense Minister Moshe “Bogie” Ya’alon, claiming that Ya’alon falsely accused him of receiving money from Qatar. “Horrific, ugly,…
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Iran, China, and Russia to hold key meeting on nuclear energy, sanctions
The deputy foreign ministers of Iran, China, and Russia are scheduled to hold a trilateral meeting to discuss “nuclear energy and imposed sanctions,” according to Iranian state media.
The meeting is raising eyebrows because it comes as…
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