Life, Super-Pharm's private label, in collaboration with the German baby product brand NIP, is launching a line of pacifiers and bottles developed to offer a more natural and improved experience for your baby. Manufactured in Germany, the new line was designed with an understanding of the needs of both babies and parents, using the highest quality materials. The products in the line are made of plastic containing at least 90% recycled raw materials—natural latex and sugarcane—and the outer packaging is made of 90% recycled paper.The series includes bottles and pacifiers with soft and flexible natural latex nipples. Due to…
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As a group of Holocaust survivors got together for their latest meet-up in Frankfurt, they opened their weekly copies of Jewish newspaper Jüdische Allgemeine and found tucked in the folds a vibrant little magazine called EDA. “They were so happy to see the magazine,” said Richard Ettinger, the editor-in-chief of EDA Magazin. The magazine is a newly created publication of the Jewish Student Union of Germany (Jüdischen Studierendenunion Deutschland) founded by the organization’s President, Hanna Veiler. “It was also like, ‘Oh, there were some Holocaust survivors in Frankfurt that looked at our magazine,’ and they were very happy about this German-Jewish…
Thousands marched in New York City and demonstrated at the mayor’s residence to protest the arrest and green card revocation of an anti-Israel activist for his support of terrorist organizations.Activists gathered on Tuesday outside the Gracie Mansion to pressure for the release of Columbia University Apartheid Divest leading member Mahmoud Khalil, who had been arrested on Saturday evening.Within Our Lifetime sought to disrupt Mayor Eric Adams’s iftar dinner, with the anti-Israel group claiming that it was a “sham” and “disgraceful photo-op” that needed to be disrupted. WOL said on X/Twitter that Adams had attempted to change the location of…
One of the rarest seabirds, a European Storm Petrel, was spotted in Israel on Tuesday on the shore of Mikhmoret by ornithologist Ofek Kirshenbaum from the Emek Hefer Bird Research Station – KKL-JNF Wings. The rare Petrel has only been spotted in Israel seven times before Tuesday’s discovery. The bird was found lifeless and is believed to have perished at sea. While examining the bird’s body, the researcher discovered a band from Greece – shedding much-needed light on the rare fledging. Yulia, an endangered and rare female Mediterranean monk seal visits the shore of Jaffa in Israel, May 15, 2023. (credit:…
Café Brenner in Ra’anana is yet another project of the enterprising Tizaki brothers, Liran and Lior, who own several very good kosher restaurants in the city.It is housed in a historic building dating from the 1940s. This particular incarnation of the place dates from 2010 when it became a dairy restaurant with an emphasis on Italian cuisine.The restaurant is quite cozy and welcoming despite its large size, thanks to an abundance of fresh green plants positioned around the place. Service is swift and professional. As we sat down, menus arrived, and when we asked for the English version, it…
The cooler weather of the winter months is the perfect time to explore the Judean desert and the Dead Sea region, where you will find a charming combination of geography, the natural world and pampering pleasure. Start with the fact that this is the lowest point in Israel, giant Asia and on Earth! At 400 meters below sea level, the drive along highway 90 along the Dead Sea shoreline to the East and the mighty mountains of the Judean desert to the West is a magnificent ride. But the real treasures are saved for the walkers and hikers to discover.…
A new scientific method, developed in Israel’s Tel Aviv University, may have identified a breakthrough which may advance the treatment of multiple developmental disorders and types of cancers, the university announced this week.The breakthrough, which has accelerated understanding of a gene behind cellular growth, Phosphatase and Tensin Homologue (PTEN), was discovered during a study led by Dr. Tal Laviv; the study’s findings have since been published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Methods.While cells in the human body mostly adjust their size and rate of division to adapt to their environment, a crucial process for normal development, some cells have…
A recently published study sheds light on changing trends in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnoses among adolescents and adults over the past few years. Conducted by researchers at Saint Louis University and SSM Health, the study highlights notable fluctuations in the incidence rates of ADHD, particularly between 2016 and 2023.According to the study's findings, adults experienced a significant downward trend in ADHD incidence from 2016 to 2020, followed by an upward trend from 2020 to 2023. Among adolescents, there was a notable decrease in ADHD incidence between 2016 and 2018, with the rates stabilizing from 2018 to 2023.ADHD is a neurodevelopmental…
The National Library of France (Bibliothèque nationale de France, BnF) unveiled an ambitious exhibition titled Apocalypse: Yesterday and Tomorrow, exploring the theme of the apocalypse from its religious origins to modern interpretations, including cinema's portrayal of apocalyptic imagery. The exhibition features nearly 300 pieces, including illuminated books from the Middle Ages, sculptures, and videos by contemporary artists."The word 'apocalypse' is present everywhere around us, but we have lost its original meaning, which is that of revelation," said Jeanne Brun, the general curator of the exhibition and deputy director of the Musée national d'art moderne – Centre Pompidou, according to…
The Galleria Nazionale delle Marche acquired the Codice Santini, a manuscript on parchment dating back to the early decades of the 1500s. The Codice Santini contains a series of engineering and military machines, documenting the interest in mathematical and scientific disciplines in Urbino during the Renaissance. The interest was particularly pronounced under the Montefeltro and Della Rovere dynasties, who were known for their patronage of the arts and sciences.The author of the Codice Santini remains unknown, but possible candidates include Francesco di Giorgio Martini, an architect and engineer known for his treatises on military engineering, or Giovan Battista Comandino,…