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Israel ישראל

Israel Foreign Ministry
@Israel
Israel’s official X account. Run by @IsraelMFA team.
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    Today, millions of Israeli kids head back to school.🎒 Thoughts and prayers to the kids. Congratulations to the parents.🎉😉
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    When Zach Wong and his son Johan, a family from Hong Kong, discovered Bethsaida, they had no idea it would begin a 10 year journey to help archeologists uncover and bring this ancient site back to life in Israel. Bethsaida was home to several of Jesus’ disciples and the setting
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    .@UN Please call your mother. This has gone far enough.
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    Thank you for calling the @UN. Your crisis is important to us. Just not equally important. #unmasktheUN
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    Israeli innovation could help thousands of patients avoid amputation. 🇮🇱 A new antibiotic gel developed in Israel helped 8 out of 10 patients facing possible amputation keep their feet in an initial clinical trial at Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Now, larger trials
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    Targeted antibiotic gel helps 80% of pilot patients avoid foot amputation, Jerusalem trial finds
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    Israel has lost a pioneer of science. Prof. Ada Yonath, the first Israeli woman to win a Nobel Prize, passed away at 87. Her groundbreaking research into the ribosome transformed our understanding of how cells produce proteins and helped advance the science behind antibiotics.
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