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Israeli Technology Could Solve Syria’s Water Shortage

Jan 30, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

Water management could provide an opportunity for Israel to improve relations with Syria.
Israeli Technology Monitors Domestic Violence Offenders

Jan 29, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

The solution uses GPS technology to improve offender accountability and protect victims.
Israel Rated 6th Strongest Economy in 2024

Jan 28, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

The Economist compared the economies of 37 countries based on stock market performance, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal deficits.
FDA Grants ‘Fast Track’s Approval for Artery Disease Treatment Developed in Israel

Jan 27, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

BioGenCell’s technology uses immune and stem cells from the patient’s own blood.
Israeli Researchers Identify New Blood Group

Jan 23, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

‘The work was difficult because the genetic cases are very rare.’ By Shula Rosen A team of Israeli and UK researchers has solved a 53-year-old medical mystery and discovered a new blood group in the process. In 1972, a pregnant woman’s blood was discovered to have been missing a surface molecule that was present in virtually all red blood cells at the time. Finally, scientists from the UK and Israel have identified a new blood group in humans that explains this mysterious case and published...
Israel’s Technion Scientists Uncover Brain’s Role in Chronic Pain

Jan 22, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

The researchers found that communication between various memory centers in the brain could influence the development of chronic pain.
Israeli Startup Leverages Iron Dome Technology to Fight Wildfires

Jan 20, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

FireDome is an autonomous patent-pending system that provides two layers of protection against fires.
Israeli Scientists Developing Immunotherapy Treatment to Slow Aging

Jan 15, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

Researcher Michal Schwartz: ‘We will soon be able to boost those immune cells that are most relevant to the brain.’ By Shula Rosen Israel Prize-winning scientist Michal Schwartz of the Weizmann Institute reports that her team is developing an immunotherapy treatment that can slow down aging in the brain. Schwartz has spent 27 years researching the connection between the aging immune system and the brain. She is currently working with a global team of researchers who are developing a treatment...
Traditional Negev Grape-Growing Techniques Can Protect Wine Industry from Climate Change

Jan 9, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

Researchers have identified and revived grape cultivars that are ‘believed to be the pride of the ancient Negev viticulture industry.’ By Shula Rosen Israeli researchers are discovering ways to protect the global wine market from climate change using traditional grape growing techniques in the Negev. The Negev’s desert climate has been stable over the centuries which makes it the ideal place to research techniques for growing climate-resistant grapes. As temperature are rising, the world can...
The Number of Druze Applying for Israeli Citizenship at Historic High

Jan 7, 2025 | unitedwithisrael.org | Shula Rosen

The number of Druze who are Israeli citizens is at 20%, double the number at the beginning of the 21st century.