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Early Hebrews may have had black features

Jerusalem -- A Tel-Aviv University anthropologist in Israel said he believes early Hebrews looked more like black Africans than the people who now live in the Middle East.

CO2 laser heat controller is developed

Tel Aviv, Israel -- Israeli scientists say they've created a technique to control the heat generated by carbon dioxide lasers that are used to seal body wounds.

Skeleton of 12,000-year-old shaman found

Jerusalem -- Israeli scientists say they've found the skeleton of a 12,000 year-old Natufian shaman buried with 50 tortoise shells, a leopard's pelvis and a human foot.

3,000-year-old Hebrew text found in Israel

Khirbet Qeiyafa, Israel-- An Israeli archaeologist says he discovered the oldest known Hebrew text on a pottery shard dating from the time of biblical King David 3,000 years ago.

Wobbly Israeli stock exchanges re-open

Tel Aviv, Israel -- Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Sunday called for new discussions on how the global financial upheaval will affect his country's economy.

Scientist creates, enhances, flower scent

Jerusalem -- Israeli scientists say they've discovered a way to genetically enhance the scent of flowers or, in flowers that don't have a scent, genetically implant one.

McCartney performs first concert in Israel

Tel Aviv, Israel -- Paul McCartney has performed his first concert in Israel, decades after his band, the Beatles, was banned for fear it would corrupt the country's youth.

Threat against McCartney said not credible

Jerusalem -- A terrorism expert says there is no credible threat against British singer Paul McCartney as he prepares for his upcoming concert in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Israel airport strike strands travelers

Tel Aviv, Israel -- A weekend strike at Israel's Ben-Gurion International Airport has stranded hundreds of Europe-bound travelers without warning, disgruntled passengers say.

New diabetes cell therapy is suggested

Tel Avtv, Israel -- Israeli scientists say they have developed a method of replicating insulin-producing beta cells, suggesting a new treatment for type 1 diabetes.

Family billed for towing after attack

Jerusalem -- A family of U.S immigrants to Israel said they were shocked when the government sent them a towing bill after their car was damaged in a terror attack.

6 held in plot to kill Bush in Israel

Jerusalem -- Israeli authorities confirmed they arrested six people in an alleged al-Qaida plot to kill U.S. President George Bush during his visit to Israel last January.

Teva Pharmaceutical agrees to buy Barr

Jerusalem -- Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. of Israel said Friday it had agreed to purchase Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc., in a deal valued at $8.96 billion.

New device aids operating room sterility

Beersheba, Israel -- Israeli scientists say they've developed a system that allows surgeons to maintain sterility while manipulating digital images during medical procedures.

New synthetic molecule kills cancer

Jerusalem -- Israeli scientists say they have created a synthetic molecule that holds promise for a new family of anti-cancer drugs.

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