Anti-reform Protesters ‘desecrate’ Bridge Named After Netanyahu’s Father
Protesters against the government's judicial reform plan hung signs on an interchange named after Netanyahu's father
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European Parliament’s Awards: Reflections Of Political Bias And Controversy
Allegations of politicization and corruption challenge the credibility of the Sakharov human rights prize and other awards.
European Jewish Association Urges Irish Auction House To Drop Hitler Items
European Jewish Association chairman requested Bloomfield Auctions withdraw from a sale two items once belonging to Adolf Hitler
Israeli Lawmakers Express Support For Kyiv After Dam Collapse
The co-chairs of the Israel-Ukraine Parliamentary Friendship Group sent a letter to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Top Ten Technologies That Help Athletes Ramp Up Performance
These 10 companies were named one of the difference makers in progression and caution in injuries.
As Historic Canadian Wildfire Season Rages As The Haze Of Smoke Moves Into The U.S.
Wildfires have set millions of acres ablaze across Canada so far in 2023 as the air quality affected the metropolitan areas.
Israeli Clean-tech Startups Win Big In Morocco
Green hydrogen startup QD-SOL and seawater CO2 removal startup Carbon Blue take top prizes in competition for innovation.
Tesla Soars 10% Amid Musk’s China Visit, Lucid Slumps On Stock Sale, Ford-Uber’s Win-Win Partnership
Electric vehicle stocks closed the week ending May 19 on a mixed note, with market leader Tesla, Inc.
U.S. CEOs Flock To China In Wake Of Country’s Reopening
Corporate heads, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, look to take advantage of China's post-COVID market opportunities