A Hebrew University study ties Holocaust trauma to double the schizophrenia risk in children, a pattern researchers now link to Gaza and Ukraine.
Ancient Egyptian Princesses’ Bones Reveal Warrior Training, Scientists Are Split
A new Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology study finds bone evidence that Dahshur's princesses trained with bows and daggers, though critics urge caution.
Egypt’s Pyramid-Building Mystery Outlasts a Wave of Rival New Studies
Two rival 2025 and 2026 studies claim to explain how workers built the Great Pyramid of Giza, but Egypt's own archaeologists remain unconvinced.
Dutch Team Unearths 3,000-Year-Old Painted Tomb of Paser
A Dutch mission from Leiden University uncovered the 3,000-year-old painted tomb of an ancient Egyptian official named Paser in Luxor's Sheikh Abd El-Qurna.
Tumors Hijack Immune Cleanup to Fuel Their Own Growth, Study Finds
A Tel Aviv team showed tumors hijack the immune cells that clear dead tissue, building new blood vessels and dampening anti-cancer defenses inside the tumor.
AlUla Manara Joins the Arab World’s Stargazing Network
Saudi Arabia approved the AlUla Manara observatory design on June 17, 2026. The 4-metre telescope adds to a network of Arab-world sites from Egypt to...
Technion’s ELITE MRI Reaches One Image a Second in Breast Cancer
Technion's ELITE method rebuilds a dynamic breast MRI image in one second, against a standard 1-2 minutes, using math-first AI tested on 54 patients.
Saudi Cabinet Greenlights First Joint Satellite With Egypt
Saudi Arabia's Cabinet approved its first joint satellite with Egypt, new non-Saudi property rules, and nine bilateral pacts in a single Jeddah session Tuesday.
Israel Rules Out Ebola as DRC Bundibugyo Outbreak Crosses 1,000
Israel's Health Ministry said two suspected Ebola patients tested negative on Tuesday. The DRC outbreak they came from has now crossed 1,000 confirmed cases, the...
NanoGhost Wins Sixth Israel Innovation Grant to Fight Glioblastoma
Israeli biotech NanoGhost won its sixth Israel Innovation Authority grant to fund immuno-oncology work with BGU, targeting glioblastoma and other cancers.
A 1909 Arizona Gazette Hoax Built the Grand Canyon Egyptian Cave Myth
On April 5, 1909, the Arizona Gazette claimed ancient Egyptians lived in a Grand Canyon cave. A century later, the Smithsonian is still debunking the...
Burned Tax Jar Captures Egypt’s Fading Rule in Ancient Canaan
A 3,200-year-old inscribed jar from Tel Azekah shows Egyptian tax administration still working in Canaan as imperial rule collapsed in the 12th century BCE.
How Ancient Greece and Egypt Shaped Each Other Before Alexander
The ties between ancient Greece and Egypt began centuries before Alexander, built on Greek mercenaries, the Delta port of Naucratis and shared gods.
Israel Storms Gaza Aid Flotilla in International Waters
Armed Israeli commandos boarded multiple boats from a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in broad daylight on Monday, as the world watched live through a shaky camera...
Ancient Tunnel Found Under Jerusalem Baffles Experts
Construction crews working near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel got the shock of a lifetime when their tools broke through into a hidden world below Jerusalem's busy...
UAE, Saudi Arabia Struck Iran in Secret. Here’s Why
The war in the Gulf just got a lot bigger than the world was told. Two of the most powerful Gulf monarchies, the United Arab...