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After working under the radar, Gidi Littwin and Hagai Lalazar, the co-founders of Hemispheric have now come out with Descartes, which they say will be able to decipher the electrical activity of the human brain to help diagnose neurological and psychological conditions such as depression and PTSD. “The challenge has always been variability: the same brain signal can look completely different across individuals,” said Littwin. “At a very large scale, it becomes something you can model, making...

Having never seriously read or studied the Bible prior to faith in Christ, the experience of this writer was similar to that of Peter in reading the letters of the Apostle Paul, “in which are some things hard to understand” (2 Pet 3:16). Searching for quality works that would explain the Bible was rather futile in the local bookstore, as most of the books in the religious section were obviously heretical or distortions of Scripture (even to a new believer). Locating a couple independent...

More than 20,000 new immigrants arrived in Israel during the Jewish year 5786 (September 23, 2025 to September 3, 2026), coming from over 100 different countries worldwide, according to a new data report released by the Aliyah and Integration Ministry and the Jewish Agency. The breakdown of the Aliyah figures for the past year shows that Russia topped the charts with 5,685 olim (immigrants to Israel) arriving in Israel, followed by 4,364 from France, 3,333 from the United States, and 975 from...

How Arab believers are being equipped to spread the Gospel. Colossians 1:28 was the theme for our seminar this year: “Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ.” Through the prayers and gifts from our friends, we were able to offer a training course for Arab brothers and sisters in the faith again at the Maranatha House in Dübendorf. Participants traveled from the US, Egypt, Sweden, Italy, Lebanon, Germany, Kuwait,...

The unprecedented shutdown of five of Israel’s six desalination plants has exposed what water-policy and national-security experts say is a growing strategic vulnerability: the country’s near-total dependence on large coastal facilities for drinking water. Large-scale desalination facilities already supply around 80 percent of Israel’s municipal drinking water, a share set to rise sharply under government plans to expand production in the coming decades. “Desalination is supposed to...

Alongside geopolitical instability, the increased adoption of artificial intelligence has reshaped the global high-tech industry, changing how companies hire and invest. Israel’s technology sector has not been immune to these changes, although their impact has not necessarily been negative. The strengthening of the shekel against the US dollar has created another challenge for the country’s export-dependent high-tech industry. According to data released by the Israel Innovation Authority,...