International

Israeli High-Tech Company Sets Global Standard for Vehicle Safety Checks

By Yaakov Lappin (JNS) Israel is well-known for being the Mediterranean Silicon Wadi—a hub of high-tech startups that attract mammoth foreign investment—but what is less recognized is the fact that it is also emerging as a new standard-bearer for Automated Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS), such as automated emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and other systems,

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Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education, Technology

ISIS Conducted 2,700-Plus Attacks Worldwide in 2021

(JNS) The Islamic States (ISIS) terror organization conducted 2,705 attacks worldwide in 2021, roughly the same number it conducted in 2020 (2,781), according to a new report by an Israeli research center. The Meir Amit Terrorism and Intelligence Information Center said that the role of ISIS in Afghanistan increased substantially in 2021 following America’s withdrawal

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International, Middle East

Half a Million Israelis Have Received 4th Coronavirus Shot

Published by DPA Half a million Israelis have now received their fourth vaccination against the coronavirus. “Israel’s groundbreaking vaccination campaign has reached another milestone,” Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was quoted as saying in a statement from his office late on Thursday. Israel began administering a fourth jab two weeks ago to people aged 60 and

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Middle East

Israel Aims to Test BriLife Vaccine Candidate as Booster Dose

By Maayan Hoffman (JNS) Israel is preparing to test its novel coronavirus vaccine candidate, BriLife, as a booster dose, NRx Pharmaceuticals reported this week. The American company signed an agreement with the Defense Ministry in July to help fast-track the vaccine, developed by the Israel Institute for Biological Research. NRx, which is traded on Nasdaq,

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Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education

ADI’s First Annual ‘Race for Inclusion’ Raises $14K for Israelis with Disabilities

JERUSALEM (Press Release) — On Wednesday morning, December 29, following a week of gloomy weather, the Negev clouds gave way to abundant sunshine and an atmosphere of heightened hope and humanity, as ADI, Israel’s most comprehensive provider of residential and rehabilitative care for individuals with severe disabilities, hosted its First Annual “Race for Inclusion.” The

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Middle East, USA

EEOC Commissioner Calls Allegations of Antisemitism at Stanford ‘Deeply Troubling’

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Press Release) — During a panel on rising antisemitism and ways to address it in the workplace, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner Andrea Lucas, for the very first time, commented on the Brandeis Center’s complaint of antisemitism at Stanford University, calling the allegations, “deeply troubling.” Lucas specifically highlighted serious concerns about the

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USA

How the Israeli Economy Can Remain Strong Amid Omicron Uncertainty

By Stuart Hershkowitz (JNS) Prior to the intensification of the Omicron variant, the Israeli economy had received multiple forecasts for strong growth in 2022. The Jewish state’s own finance ministry projected 4.7 percent growth for the economy this year (following 7.1 percent growth in 2021), while the OECD predicted 4.9 percent growth in Israel’s GDP for 2022 and 4

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Middle East, Opinion

Iran Nuclear Talks Moving ‘Too Slowly,’ French Foreign Minister Says

(JNS) Negotiations in Vienna over a possible return to the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement are proceeding slowly despite signs of progress in late December, France’s foreign minister said on Tuesday. “They are slow, too slow and that creates a gap that jeopardizes the chance of finding a solution that respects the interests of all sides,”

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International, Middle East, USA

US Neo-Nazi Leader Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison

Published by AFP Washington (AFP) – A neo-Nazi leader was sentenced to seven years in prison on Tuesday for threatening journalists and activists campaigning against anti-Semitism, the US Justice Department said. Kaleb Cole, 25, a leader of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division, was convicted in the western US state of Washington of mailing threatening communications,

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