Donald H. Harrison

IDF nabs brothers of Kiryat Arba terrorist

During the night IDF forces arrested two brothers of 17-year-old Mohammed Nasser Tarayra, the terrorist who murdered Hallel-Yaffa Ariel in Kiryat Arba. Tarayra’s sister was arrested yesterday after praising the attack and cursing the Jews. Continuing IDF operations concentrated on Hevron district and the village of Bani Na’im where the terrorist came from. During the […]

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Middle East

Dental Fillings Heal Teeth With Stem Cells

Regenerative dental fillings that allow teeth to heal themselves have been developed by researchers, potentially eliminating the need for root canals. The treatment, developed by scientists from the University of Nottingham and Harvard University, earned a prize from the Royal Society of Chemistry after judges described it as a “new paradigm for dental treatments.” The

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Science, Medicine, & Education

ICRC chief urges Syria and Iraq combatants to respect human dignity

GENEVA (Press Release) – Peter Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has said that suffering in Syria and Iraq have reached ‘unprecedented levels’ and that many people, in both countries, are living in ‘abject fear and terrifying uncertainty’,with the situation worsening almost by the day. As the holy month of Ramadan comes

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International, Middle East

Gaza War prompted numerous EMS changes in Israel

By Raphael Poch JERUSALEM –As the two-year anniversary of Operation Protective Edge draws near, Israel’s national volunteer EMS organization, United Hatzalah, has implemented numerous changes on the operational and organizational levels as a direct result of lessons learned from incidents that occurred during the conflict.  Manpower The biggest change that the organization has undertaken since the

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Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education

Ethiopian-Israeli protesters block major Tel Aviv street

Hundreds of Israelis of Ethiopian descent took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Sunday to protest what they consider the unfair and discriminatory attitude of the authorities and police brutality in particular. Protesters blocked major roads as they marched northward starting from the Sarona complex to the HaShalom Interchange. Some even sat down in

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Middle East

Flash floods kill 43 in Pakistan – 40 dead in rains, landslides in northern India

URSOON, Pakistan: Overnight flash floods killed at least 43 people in northern Pakistan, the majority in a remote village that did not receive an evacuation warning before the waters hit washing away most of the settlement, officials said yesterday. The heavy monsoon rains began late Saturday and were concentrated mainly in the northwestern province of

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International

GOP Sen. Cotton says Trump can ‘make the case for himself’

WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., sometimes mentioned as a possible running mate for Donald Trump, shied away Sunday from making a vigorous case for Trump’s candidacy aside from sharply criticizing Hillary Clinton. As Trump prepares to make his pick as early as next week, Cotton passed on several chances to praise the billionaire candidate

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