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    Israeli Researchers Contribute to fMRI Advancements in Neuroscience

    Israeli researchers enhance fMRI reliability in cognitive research, boosting data accuracy through collaborative studies and open scientific practices.

    Embrace Purim’s Spirit: Beyond Logic to Faith and Divine Trust

    Embrace Purim's spirit by moving beyond logic and nurturing faith in divine intervention, as Queen Esther's story inspires courage and trust in God's plan.

    Explore Iran’s Unique Evolution: From Ancient Persia to Modern Islam

    Explore Iran's unique historical and cultural evolution from Zoroastrianism to today's Islamic Republic with insights from The Jerusalem Post Podcast.

    Firefly Aerospace Makes Historic Private Lunar Landing

    Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lands on the Moon, marking a historic private sector achievement in space exploration with ties to Israel.

    Child Accidentally Shatters 3,500-Year-Old Vase at Haifa Museum

    A young child accidentally shattered a 3,500-year-old vase at the Hecht Museum, highlighting the museum's immersive accessibility approach.

    Baltic States Repay Holocaust Survivors for Assets

    Baltic nations offer Holocaust survivors restitution for WWII property losses, acknowledging past injustices and honoring Jewish history.

    Russia Skews Yad Vashem’s Data on Ukrainian Holocaust Role

    Yad Vashem refutes Russian claims of hiding evidence of Ukrainian Nazi collaboration, highlighting its commitment to comprehensive Holocaust education.

    Inspirational Tunnel of Hope: Holocaust’s Biggest Escape Memoir

    "Tunnel of Hope" by Dr. Betty Brodsky Cohen celebrates Holocaust heroes and Jewish endurance through the gripping escape from the Novogrudok labor camp.

    Lily Ebert’s Legacy Inspires Global Unity Against Antisemitism

    Lily Ebert inspires millions on TikTok with her Holocaust survival story, fostering hope and resilience against antisemitism through digital storytelling.

    Ancient Alemannic Grave Uncovered in Germany Reveals Rare Artifacts

    Archaeologists uncover a well-preserved 4th-century Alemannic grave in Germany, revealing artifacts that provide insights into early Germanic life and culture.