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Hercules the dog, before and after the rehabilitation at Gilboa Loves Animals. Photo courtesy of Gilboa Loves Animals

New leash on life for abandoned and abused dogs in Israel

The entrance to the Midbarium animal park. Photo by Yulia Karra

Desert animal park reimagines the zoo concept

Yuval Raphael after winning the reality show that granted her the chance to represent Israel at the 2025 Eurovision, January 22, 2025. Photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90

6 things you didn’t know about Israel at Eurovision 2025

The culmination of a four-day trek through Israel’s natural vistas. Photo by Shaked Gorbatt

Can a journey through nature heal teens’ war trauma?

By Zachy Hennessey

Targeting PKC-ε after hemorrhage may offer faster, safer trauma intervention. Photo by MART PRODUCTION/Pexels

Hemorrhage survival tripled in study by Israeli researchers

By Zachy Hennessey

Rescue Heat has developed a patch that can treat hypothermia on the battlefield. Photo courtesy of Rambam Health Care Campus Spokesperson

War woes kickstart surge in medical innovation

By Nicky Blackburn

1980s slasher style on full display in the “X-Ray” movie poster. Photo via IMDB

10 Israeli horror films to add to your watch list

By Zachy Hennessey

Photo by IgorGolovniov via Shutterstock

Top 10 Israeli Eurovision songs

Kiwi farm owner Hezi Mena (far right) with two HaShomer HaChadash volunteers. Photo courtesy of HaShomer HaChadash

Volunteers help northern Kiwi farmer back on his feet

Photo by EQRoy via Shutterstock

Hertz partners with UVeye for AI-based vehicle maintenance

Image by Freepik

7 brilliant books that will really make you think

By Abigail Klein Leichman

The Ignite DeepTech team. Photo courtesy of Ignite

10 Israeli deep-tech startups enter new Intel accelerator

An Airbus 320-200 takes off from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Photo by Felix Tchvertkin, via Shutterstock

Airlines flying to Israel now and those returning soon

By Zachy Hennessey

Imagine a near future where patients could be monitored remotely without wires. Image by Freepik

Noncontact radar unit monitors patients’ vitals remotely

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Israel’s climate tech sector has long-term potential to bloom into a thriving industry. Photo by AS Photography/Pexels

Climate-tech investments in Israel beat the trend

By Zachy Hennessey

Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik

Why Israel must follow Europe’s lead in climate resilience

Israel has quite a dazzling array of butterflies bustling through it skies during the spring. Image by ISRAEL21c

9 must-see butterflies that call Israel home

By Zachy Hennessey

ISRAEL21c's digital ambassadors present their work at a competition on Sunday, May 4, 2025. Photo courtesy of Eli Aretz

ISRAEL21c’s ambassadors get creative on social media

By Nicky Blackburn

Bettear’s AI assistive listening system makes audio accessible through the listener’s own hearing aids, cochlear implants or earphones. Photo courtesy of Bettear

Assistive listening updated for the digital age

By Abigail Klein Leichman

TBD VC founders Alan Buch (left) and David Citron. Photo courtesy of TBD VC

VC fund inspired by a chance meeting in Gaza

he Eilat Mountains, in southern Israel. Photo by Yaniv Nadav/Flash90

12 must-have items to bring on the Israel National Trail

By Zachy Hennessey

Lightning strikes a forest. Photo by Tanya Gorelova/Pexels

AI model predicts lightning wildfires with 90% accuracy

By Zachy Hennessey

Photo by Pheelings media via Shutterstock

Song lyrics help people cope with trauma

Image by fezailc from Pixabay

Prenatal stress impacts babies, especially girls, later on

Middle East peace advocates Maoz Inon, left, and Aziz Abu Sara clasp hands. Photo courtesy of Maoz Inon

Largest ever peace gathering planned in Jlem, despite war

By Zachy Hennessey

A dusky shark in the Eilat aquarium. Photo by FLASH90

Rare Israeli shark attack throws marine creatures into the spotlight

By Zachy Hennessey

Image by studio4rt on Freepik

Five Israeli companies win 2025 Frost & Sullivan awards

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Guy Manster as Dean Sheyman in Bad Boy. Photo courtesy of HOT

Israel’s ‘Bad Boy’ comes to Netflix

LIFE

Photo by Yehoshua Halevi

Everything you need to know about Israeli Independence Day

By Jenna Romano

Israel’s flag features the Star of David and two blue stripes. Photo by Michaell Giladi/ Flash90

The Israeli flags that could have been

By Zachy Hennessey

A boy watches the Israel Air Force perform the annual fly by on Independence Day from the beach. Photo by Roman Yanushevsky via Shutterstock

73 fun facts about Israel

By Nicky Blackburn

A man campaigning against toxic masculinity at a demonstration in Washington, DC in 2020. Photo by Stephanie Kenner via Shutterstock

Toxic masculinity is bad for men too, study says

By Nicky Blackburn

Michaela Bercu during her volunteer shift at Magen David Adom. Photo courtesy of Magen David Adom

Ex-supermodel reinvents herself as volunteer paramedic

Mélanie Laurent at the 64th Festival de Cannes. Photo by Featureflash Photo Agency via Shutterstock

‘Inglourious Basterds’ star joins ‘Fauda’ Season 5

Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Photo by Elad Sarig/Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Tel Aviv Museum of Art ranked one of world’s top 100 museums

By Nicky Blackburn

HUJ leaders mark the university’s centennial by opening trading at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on April 6, 2025. Photo by Vered Farkash

Diversity becomes the key as Hebrew University celebrates 100

By Zachy Hennessey

The four superheroes of “God’s Gang.” Photo courtesy of God’s Gang

‘God’s Gang’ cartoon uses faith as a superpower for good

Photo by Viktoria Hodos via Shutterstock

Five tasty things to make with matzah

Image by freepik

New online dating app reshapes the way people find love

The Passover Haggadah is a treasure trove of history and Jewish culture. Photo By Hadas Parush/Flash 90

12 little-known Passover Haggadah facts

By Zachy Hennessey

Gift box for Passover. Photo by Shabtai via Shutterstock

11 fabulous gifts to give this Passover

Poster from "The German," a WWII-centered espionage TV series. Photo courtesy of Lionsgate/Yes

New show from ‘Fauda,’ ‘Tehran’ writers debuts at festival

A wall painting at Lascaux Cave, France. Photo by Toshihiko Tanaka/Pexels

Stone Age kids painted caves as spiritual mediators

By Zachy Hennessey

The seal in the hand of 3.5-year-old Ziv. Photo by Emil Aladjem/Israel Antiquities Authority

Toddler discovers 3,800-year-old amulet on family hike

By Nicky Blackburn

Photo courtesy of Chef Eyal Shani

Star chef Eyal Shani to open restaurant near Gaza border

Referee Sapir Berman during Israel's Premier League match on January 8, 2024. Photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90

Israeli soccer ref is 1st transgender to officiate int’l match

Gal Gadot at the World premiere of 'Justice League' in Hollywood in 2017. Photo courtesy of Tinseltown, via Shutterstock

Gal Gadot’s 9 best movie roles

By Zachy Hennessey

The medical delegation from Sheba departing for Macedonia. Photo courtesy of Sheba Medical Center

Israeli hospital sends team to Macedonia after deadly fire

Devastation from the earthquake in Myanmar. Photo courtesy of SmartAID

Israel deploys aid to quake-hit Myanmar and Thailand

The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem. Photo by Shay Gil

Israel’s magnificent new Museum of Tolerance is a study in just that

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Finding positivity in everything. Edith Zakai-Or, CEO of Maytiv Center for Positive Psychology at Reichman University. Photo by Nicky Blackburn

We owe it to the world to find happiness in ourselves

By Nicky Blackburn

A Purim party in the streets of Jerusalem, March 16, 2025. Photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90

Israel is 8th happiest nation, first in social connections

By Zachy Hennessey

A complete guide to holidays in Israel and how they are celebrated

By Jenna Romano

The staff of each Café Otef branch is given dedicated training in everything from coffee making to restaurant management. Photo by Natalie Selvin/ISRAEL21c

The café chain brewing hope in the wake of crisis

By Zachy Hennessey

“Red Makeup” is a closeup of an Arctic wolf minutes after his pack devoured three newborn musk ox calves. Photo © Amit Eshel, Israel, Shortlist, Professional competition, Wildlife & Nature, 2025 Sony World Photography Awards

3 Israelis shortlisted for Sony World Photography Awards

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Yuval Raphael at a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 9, 2025. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/ Flash90

Israel unveils its 2025 Eurovision song entry

Yossi Zaidner excavating a 110-thousand year-old human skull and associated artifacts. Credit: Boaz Langford

New dig prompts rethink of how Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens got on

By Zachy Hennessey

The cover of Dan Pugach’s Grammy-winning album “Bianca Reimagined: Music for Paws and Persistence.” Photo courtesy Outside in Music/Dan Pugach

How an adopted dog inspired a Grammy-winning album

INNOVATION

An ELAL Dreamliner lands at Miami International Airport in Florida. Photo by Wangkun Jia, via Shutterstock

Israeli companies add $7.3 billion to Florida’s economy

By Nicky Blackburn

Emergency landing of the airplane on water. Photo by aapsky via Shutterstock

New tech will make our airplanes safer

A driver placing an order at a fast-food drive-thru. Photo via Hi Auto

Hi Auto to add AI to fast-food drive-thru menus

By Zachy Hennessey

Image by pch.vector on Freepik.com

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange gets an English-friendly makeover

Image by Drazen Zigic on Freepik

The hidden cost of entrepreneurship on parenting

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Photo by michaelheim via Shutterstock

Muscle-loss concerns lead to new drug discovery platform

The HemaShock device is applied in emergency cases of dangerously low systolic blood pressure caused by hemorrhagic shock or cardiac arrest. Photo courtesy of OHK Medical

A simple lifesaver for hemorrhagic shock or cardiac arrest

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Prof. Hadar Ben-Yoav in his laboratory at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Photo by Dani Machlis/BGU

Simple blood test may soon help detect colon cancer

Image by prostooleh on Freepik

Breakthrough study: pre-pregnancy blood tests can predict complications

By Abigail Klein Leichman

A view of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Givat Ram, Jerusalem, on April 7, 2025. Photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90

New blood test could diagnose Parkinson’s at early stages

By Nicky Blackburn

An illustration of Creation-Space's future Beta Site. Photo courtesy of Creation-Space.

Israel’s emerging deep-space tech startups are aiming far

Image by Chokniti Khongchum via Vecteezy.com

AI is better at diagnosis than a doctor

Photo by SuperOhMo via Shutterstock

Mom turns medical nightmare into integrative care dream

Phytech’s easy-to-use platform lets farmers know how their plants are feeling. Photo courtesy of Phytech

How farmers saved over 132 billion gallons of water in 2024

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Metatron N.R.G. cofounders Clara Szalai (VP R&D) and CEO Dr. Yeshayahu Eisenberg. Photo by Eyal Toueg

Building a nuclear reactor the size of a desktop computer

CyberTech Global 2025. Photo by Zachy Hennessey

Israeli cybertech braces for AI and quantum threats

By Zachy Hennessey

The Oligo Security team. Photo by Yair Hachmon

Israeli startup raises $50m to stop app-based cyberattacks

The Itay&Beyond team is made up of a half dozen experts in their respective fields. Photo by Dor Pazuelo/Itay&Beyond

Why is this startup growing synthetic brains from urine? (And what's it got to do with autism?)

By Zachy Hennessey

Galiladies community meeting. Photo by Leonid Novikov

Bringing female entrepreneurs back to war-hit northern Israel

Cap: Prof. Dan Peer (in blue) and his lab team at Tel Aviv University’s Laboratory of Precision Nanomedicine. Photo courtesy of Tel Aviv University

Gene editing may be key to treating head and neck cancers

With a $32b deal on the cards, Google is reported to be about to purchase Wiz.ai. Photo by Poetra.RH, Shutterstock

Google to purchase Israel’s Wiz for record $32 billion

By Nicky Blackburn

Percepto cofounders, from left: Sagi Blonder, Ariel Avitan, Raviv Raz, Dor Abuhasira. Photo courtesy of Percepto

Fast Company names 10 Israeli firms most innovative of 2025

By Abigail Klein Leichman

As news of the biggest possible acquisition in Israel’s history breaks this week, we take a look at the other largest exits in Israel’s history. Photo by Sweet Tomato, Shutterstock

The 15 biggest acquisitions in Israeli history

By Brian Blum and Yulia Karra

Photo by New Africa via Shutterstock

Helping parents fight their children’s eating disorders

The Shield team. Photo by Noga Shadmi

Anti-fraud startup Shield named a ‘visionary’ by Gartner

The QuamCore team. Photo by Maayan Rahima

Deep-tech startup offers breakthrough in quantum processor architecture

Israeli technologies are transforming the beauty tech industry. Photo by Kitreel, via Shutterstock

Innovation propels Israel into world’s top 5 for beauty tech

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Illustrative photo via Freepik

Scientists find how to avoid contamination of lab-grown meat

Photo by Likoper via Shutterstock

8 remarkable women scientists

Women’s participation in high tech is increasing, but systemic barriers are impeding progress. Photo by ThisIsEngineering/Pexels

Despite progress, Silicon Wadi still has a gender gap

By Zachy Hennessey

Photo by SkazovD via Shutterstock

Diagnosing rare diseases could soon get much simpler

EARTH

A tiny forest dormouse undergoing rehab in the Hula Valley. Photo by Nevo Ring/KKL-JNF’s Hula Valley Wildlife Acclimatization Center

The sweet tale of a tiny dormouse rescued in the Galilee

By Zachy Hennessey

A grape harvester operates beside vertical solar panels in a vineyard, showing the integration of solar energy with agriculture. Photo courtesy of SolarWine

The startup turning vineyards into energy powerhouses

Two fruit bats just hanging around. Photo by Itai Belson/Weizmann Institute of Science

Scientists find brain’s social GPS in pioneering bat study

By Zachy Hennessey

Aloe vera could be a key ingredient in future iterations of cultivated meat. Photo by mozo190/Pixabay

Aloe could make plant-based meat way more succulent

By Zachy Hennessey

Image by Freepik

Israeli firm will help US conquer plastic waste crisis

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Petunias have one gene that codes for scent production and petal formation. Photo by Oded Skaliter

Scientists unlock secret of flowers’ fragrance gene

The newly hatched griffon vulture chick, set to be released into the wild. Photo by Michal Erez

Endangered griffon chick hatched at Jerusalem Zoo

By Zachy Hennessey

Israelis enjoy the snow in Kibbutz El Rom in the Golan Heights, February 6, 2025. Photo by Ayal Mergolin/Flash90

Does cold feel colder in Israel?

Strawberries grow at Uri Tutim farm’s greenhouse. Photo by Natalie Selvin

Strawberries bloom once more near the Gaza border

Photo courtesy of BeeFree Agro

Autonomous flying cowboys manage livestock more efficiently

Recent earthquakes in Santorini offered Prof. Beverly Goodman Tchernov an incredible chance to experience ancient history. Photo courtesy of Beverly Goodman Tchernov

Santorini earthquakes shake up scientist’s research

By Zachy Hennessey

A flock of European honey buzzards migrating through the skies of Israel. Photo by Yotam Basham/SPNI

7 reasons to start birdwatching this spring

By Zachy Hennessey

Ben-Gurion University President Prof. Daniel Chamovitz (right) with Beersheva Mayor Ruvik Danilovich at the opening of the NUR Lab. Photo by Dani Machlis/Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

New lab studies how cities can survive extreme climates

An action shot of critical fire control taking place. Photo by Pixabay

Is the future of firefighting four-legged?

By Zachy Hennessey

An antelope in the middle of the road. Photo by Pfüderi via Pixabay

Israeli NGO takes on growing wildlife roadkill crisis

By Zachy Hennessey

Prof. Danny Rosenfeld believes there’s still a lot to understand about how manmade aerosols impact the climate. Photo by Polina Tankilevitch via Pexels

Could manmade aerosols prevent global warming?

By Zachy Hennessey

W-Cycle’s SupraPulp food packaging, which fully decomposes within 100 days, lovingly caressing a salad. Photo by Melhoramentos

Israeli startup crafts compostable food packaging

By Zachy Hennessey

Tomatoes are one of the most substantial crops grown worldwide. Photo by BearFotos via Shutterstock

Pioneering method determines if tomatoes are ready to pick

Celebrate Independence Day

Photo by Yehoshua Halevi

April 24 2025, 12:51 pm

Everything you need to know about Israeli Independence Day

An Israeli grill master wields his nafnaf at an Independence Day cookout. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/FLASH90

April 24 2025, 10:30 am

12 ways to celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut like an Israeli

Israel’s flag features the Star of David and two blue stripes. Photo by Michaell Giladi/ Flash90

April 24 2025, 9:05 am

The Israeli flags that could have been

A boy watches the Israel Air Force perform the annual fly by on Independence Day from the beach. Photo by Roman Yanushevsky via Shutterstock

April 22 2025, 8:51 am

73 fun facts about Israel

Image by StockdoLT via Shutterstock.com

May 8 2024, 10:30 am

Top 10 tunes for an unusual Israeli Independence Day

Workers making Israeli flags at Berman's Flags in Jerusalem on April 27, 2022, prior to Israeli Independence day. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

April 19 2023, 8:15 am

Inside an Israeli flag factory before Independence Day

Independence Day fireworks over Tel Aviv. Photo by Noam Chen

May 3 2022, 7:12 am

Celebrating Yom Ha’atzmaut in style

Fighter jets fly over the Israeli flag on Independence Day celebrations in 1957. The state’s founding a decade earlier was full of fun facts. Photo by Moshe Pridan/Government Press Office

May 2 2022, 8:11 am

8 fun and fascinating facts surrounding Israel’s founding

TRAVEL

The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem. Photo by Shay Gil

6 top new tourist attractions for your next trip to Israel

Collage of Christian art throughout Israel. Photos from Shutterstock.com

15 beautiful artworks not to miss in Israel’s Christian sites

By Zachy Hennessey

Christian pilgrims take part in the traditional Palm Sunday procession on the Mount of Olives on March 24, 2024. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

Top 10 Christian sites to visit in Israel this Easter

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Meet the Israeli Travel Photographer of the Year 2024

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Hiking through the arid trails of the Negev. Photo by Evgeny Subbotsky, via Shutterstock

Israel National Trail celebrates 30 years of adventure and unity

By Zachy Hennessey

Einat Ganon, general manager of the Jabob Modi’in and vice president of the Jacob chain, in the lobby of Jacob Modi’in, opened in March 2025. Photo by Abigail K. Leichman

10 new hotels in Israel open their doors for tourists

By Abigail Klein Leichman

Ahead of an expected surge in flights over the Passover season, Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion Airport is to reopen. Photo by Roman Yenushevsky, via Shutterstock

Ben Gurion reopens Terminal One as holiday flight surge expected

By Zachy Hennessey

An Airbus 320-200 takes off from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Photo by Felix Tchvertkin, via Shutterstock

Airlines flying to Israel now and those returning soon

By Zachy Hennessey

Mount Hermon, February 26, 2025. Photo by Ayal Margolin/Flash90

Mount Hermon ski resort reopens for first time since Oct. 7

Tourists enjoy the Nahal David waterfall in Ein Gedi. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

Chasing Israel’s 8 best waterfalls

Mount Tabor National Park. Photo by Penina Zaisler/KKL-JNF Photo Archive

6 best winter trails to hike in Israel

7 incredible pics of Israel’s newly reopened national parks

By Zachy Hennessey

Pardes Hanna’s got it all, baby: art, nature and activism. Photos by (L to R) Zachy Hennessey; Rebecca Charytan-Spitz; Flash90

An insider’s guide to the hidden gems of Pardes Hanna

By Zachy Hennessey

Educate yourself about Israel

Photo by Drazen Zigic via Shutterstock

November 28 2024, 8:38 am

22 fabulous gifts from Israel for Christmas and Hanukkah

Want to learn more about the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah? Image by ffikretow via Shutterstock.com

August 1 2024, 9:48 am

7 books to help you understand the Hezbollah Israel conflict

Lose yourself in a good book this summer. Photo by Jure Divich via Shutterstock.com

July 23 2024, 8:54 am

Beat the summer heat with these 10 engrossing books

Collage of book covers by ISRAEL21c

April 18 2024, 8:09 am

8 must-read books on the Israel Iran conflict

Photo by Irisphoto via Shutterstock.com

March 26 2024, 9:01 am

10 books to read before you visit Israel

Image by Below the Sky via Shutterstock.com

November 20 2023, 12:21 pm

13 books to help you understand the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Jerusalem’s Western Wall pictured in a history book. Photo by Protasov AN via Shutterstock.com

October 19 2023, 9:00 am

12 books to help you understand Israel’s history

Curl up with a good book this holiday season to make it perfectly complete. Photo by Andreea Radu on Unsplash

November 18 2021, 8:00 am

10 best new books to gift your loved ones for the holidays

GAZA HOSTAGES START TO RETURN HOME

Tsahi Idan, Ohad Yahalomi, Itzik Elgarat and Shlomo Mantzur. Photo: screenshot via X

4 hostage bodies returned as 1st phase of ceasefire deal concludes

People line the roads to pay their respects to late Israeli hostages Shiri Bibas and her children Ariel and Kfir in Rishon LeZion, February 26, 2025. Photo by Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90

Israel mourns as bodies of kidnapped mom and toddlers finally laid to rest

By Nicky Blackburn and Yulia Karra

Released hostage Omer Wenkert arrives at the Rabin Medical Center. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

6 Israeli hostages freed, including two after decade in Gaza

Iair Horn (center) reunites with family at Sourasky Medical Center, Tel Aviv. Photo by Ma'ayon Taof/GPO

More hostages freed as ceasefire deal hangs in balance

Eli Sharabi upon his arrival at Sheba Medical Center following his release from captivity. Photo courtesy of GPO

3 ‘severely malnourished’ hostages freed from captivity

The 48, 2024

The 48 – 2024

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The everyday people who became heroes

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Hercules the dog, before and after the rehabilitation at Gilboa Loves Animals. Photo courtesy of Gilboa Loves Animals

May 20 2025, 9:25 am

New leash on life for abandoned and abused dogs in Israel

The entrance to the Midbarium animal park. Photo by Yulia Karra

May 19 2025, 9:17 am

Desert animal park reimagines the zoo concept

Targeting PKC-ε after hemorrhage may offer faster, safer trauma intervention. Photo by MART PRODUCTION/Pexels

May 18 2025, 11:33 am

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The culmination of a four-day trek through Israel’s natural vistas. Photo by Shaked Gorbatt

May 18 2025, 11:32 am

Can a journey through nature heal teens’ war trauma?

Yuval Raphael after winning the reality show that granted her the chance to represent Israel at the 2025 Eurovision, January 22, 2025. Photo by Oren Ben Hakoon/Flash90

May 16 2025, 6:03 pm

6 things you didn’t know about Israel at Eurovision 2025

1980s slasher style on full display in the “X-Ray” movie poster. Photo via IMDB

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Photo by IgorGolovniov via Shutterstock

May 12 2025, 9:12 am

Top 10 Israeli Eurovision songs

Rescue Heat has developed a patch that can treat hypothermia on the battlefield. Photo courtesy of Rambam Health Care Campus Spokesperson

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