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2,200-year-old tiles found in Jerusalem provide direct link to the history of Hanukkah

Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unearthed 16 ceramic tile fragments used in the construction of a Greek fortress.

LiveScience

Unknown Factors Disrupt GPS Systems At Israel’s Ben-Gurion Airport

Russian Electronic Warfare Systems Suspected as Cause, Redirecting Plane Landings

Zenger

I Sat In The New Highland Tesla Model 3: It’s Better, But Is It Enough?

We check out the new Tesla Model 3 Highland and voice our opinion of the newest Tesla. It's better than the old Model 3, but is it good enough?

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VW Benchmarking ID. GTI EV Prototype Against Fifth-Gen Golf GTI: Report

The Volkswagen ID. GTI Concept debuted at the IAA motor show in Munich, Germany. The company already has a drivable prototype for development.

InsideEVs

‘Excellently preserved’ cache of Roman swords used 1,900 years ago found in Dead Sea cave

‘Finding a single sword is rare – so four? We rubbed our eyes to believe it’

The Independent UK

Rare Roman Weapons Cache Uncovered In Judean Desert

A cache of weapons believed to have been hidden by Jews during their revolt against Romans two millennia ago has been uncovered

Zenger

Europe’s biggest car show has now ‘become the China show’

If cars like the BYD Seal are both premium and affordable, where does that leave the rest of the industry?

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Munich auto show to highlight Chinese competition in electric cars

With more than 41 percent of exhibitors at the Munich IAA mobility show headquartered in Asia, analysts say European carmakers will need to prove their ability to compete with China in the electric vehicle age. Chinese companies, whose presence has doubled at the event compared to last year, have their…

France 24

Experts Baffled By Ancient Trenches Uncovered In Jerusalem

Archeologists say the trenches cut into the bedrock appear to be designed for soaking large quantities of something

Zenger

Volkswagen Teases Possible New GTI For IAA Munich, But What Is It?

All it takes is a red line to suggest a GTI is about to debut.

Motor1

Israel’s Oldest Gate Offers Glimpse Into Ancient Urbanization

Israeli archaeologists excavating near Kiryat Gat’s industrial zone

Zenger

Israel may uproot ancient Christian mosaic near Armageddon. Where it could go next sparks outcry

An ancient Holy Land mosaic inscribed with an early reference to Jesus as God is at the center of a controversy that has riled archaeologists

The Independent UK

Crusader sword found in Holy Land was bent, possibly in naval battle, X-rays reveal

New X-ray imaging of a Crusader sword discovered underwater off the coast of Israel shows that it was damaged during battle.

LiveScience

2,000-Year-Old Silver Coin With ‘Holy Jerusalem’ Inscription Found In Judean Desert

Rare discovery sheds light on first Jewish revolt against the Romans and deepens ties to Jerusalem

Zenger

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Bangkok Post

Analysts downgrade target for Thai bourse

The Investment Analysts Association (IAA) has revised down its estimate for the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index this year to 1,630 points from 1,707, indicating domestic politics, interest rates and geopolitics are still factors to monitor in the third quarter.

Zenger

Woman On Israeli Beach Finds 3,000-year-old Figurine

A woman strolling on Israel’s Palmachim Beach south of Tel Aviv found a 3,000-year-old figurine of an Egyptian goddess.

Zenger

Swimmer Finds 1,800-year-old Marble Artifacts Near Netanya

The Roman-era ship sank in a storm along with architectural elements likely intended for a temple or theater.

The Conversation

Government must use trauma-informed approach to end uncertainty on refugee visa applications

In February this year, the Albanese government announced that thousands of refugees living in Australia who were on Temporary Protection Visas (TPV) and Safe Haven Enterprise Visas (SHEV) would now be moved onto a permanent visa known as a Resolution of Status Visa (ROS).

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Fears for Remains of Jerusalem’s Lost Mughrabi Quarter

At Jerusalem's Western Wall plaza, a recent excavation has alarmed some heritage specialists who fear the traces of a centuries-old Arab neighbourhood razed by Israel may disappear. There are no signs on the expansive plaza to recall the history of the Mughrabi neighbourhood, or Moroccan quarter, which was demolished by…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ancient Ostrich Eggs Found in Israeli Desert

Ostrich eggs estimated to be at least 4,000 years old have been found in Israel, archaeologists announced on Thursday, providing insight into the life of ancient peoples in the region. The eight crushed eggs were discovered in fragments in the Negev desert's Nitzana sand dunes near the Egyptian border. They…

Reuters

Signs of Salome, said to be nurse to baby Jesus, unearthed in Israel

Excavations of a cave reputed to be the burial place of Salome, said in non-canonical scripture to have been nurse to the newborn Jesus, have found more signs it was both an important Jewish tomb and a Christian pilgrimage site, archaelogists say.

Zenger

Israel Launches Million Dollar Autonomous Public Transportation Pilot

Israel's Innovation Authority announced the launch of a pilot program to study the viability of using autonomous public buses

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Zenger

Researchers Unearth First-ever Canaanite Sentence Ever Found In Israel

Written on an ivory comb unearthed in 2017, the sentence comprises seven words—a spell against lice.

Daily Mirror

550-year-old “I woz ere” scrawled by Swiss national hero found in King David’s tomb

A discovery made by archaeologists in King David's Tomb in Jerusalem has left the team “very surprised” after they utilised multispectral photography to capture details which are invisible to the human eye

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