Jellyfish
F-15 pilot saw Iran's 'jellyfish' drone formation when jet was shot down during Epic Fury - report
A US F-15 pilot who was shot down over Iran in April described observing a coordinated formation of Iranian drones resembling a “jellyfish,” according to multiple sources cited in a CNN report.
The jellyfish are already here: This is what you must know before entering the sea
No panic: How to properly treat a jellyfish sting
Rare giant phantom jellyfish found near Argentina during early February mission
Israeli researchers decipher how jellyfish shoot poisoned arrows
Unlocking the mysteries of the jellyfish’s burning mechanism.
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Israel's annual jellyfish invasion and the full moon - what's the link?
University of Haifa researchers discover indicators to predict the arrival of the gelatinous masses to the waters off Israel's shores.
Forget the vinegar to treat jellyfish stings; Haifa lab says it can even make it worse
Rare pink jellyfish plaguing Israeli waters
The marine organism typically plagues the Western Mediterranean waters, not Israeli shores in the winter.
Health Scan: Telling a child that a loved one has died
Dr. Edna Katznelson, has written a new illustrated Hebrew-language book called Grandma’s Star that makes the painful task easier.
Global Agenda: TINA and the prince
In plain language, these asset prices are in bubbles. Indeed, some analysts have noted that we have ‘a bubble of bubbles.’
iEngage: Israelis must learn to listen to our American cousins
Failure to listen and engage in an honest dialogue will alienate our overseas cousins and drive them away, and that is something that we cannot afford to do.
Planners: Gas reception sites on land will be more environmentally friendly
Debate continues on whether these facilities would best be suited for establishment on land or sea.
Ancient ‘sorcerer’s’ curse inscribed on lead tablet unearthed in City of David
1,700-year-old screed written in Greek, likely to spite woman’s enemy over legal dispute.
This week in Jerusalem 319551
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
