Israel Benefits the Whole World
By: Buzz of the Orient
Since a member of NT has been posting a number of articles on NT pointing out the bad things Israel has been doing, mostly allowed by or caused by an extreme right-wing government and a Prime Minister more concerned with keeping himself out of jail that in benefiting the nation, I've decided to bring to your attention that Israel has also been a benefit to the whole world with amazing medical, technological and military inventions and creativity. I think that the extreme right-wing government and Prime Minister in Israel will soon end, certainly by the next election, and Israel is known to have an awful lot of elections in a fairly short time span.
I am not going to copy and paste but ask that you open and view these web sites:
THE TOP 12 MOST AMAZING ISRAELI MEDICAL ADVANCES
Israel is a powerhouse in medical innovation. We give you a dozen standouts from a field with many exciting, game-changing candidates.
LINK -> https://www.israel21c.org/the-top-12-most-amazing-israeli-medical-advances/
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11 Israeli Inventions that Have Changed The World for The Better
Israel is a very young nation but it has given the world some very important inventions.
LINK -> https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/11-israeli-inventions-that-have-changed-the-world-for-the-better ]
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And here's one you need not click the link to read:
Israeli Inventions That Changed the World
In honor of Israel’s 73rd Independence Day. we proudly present 73 outstanding Israeli innovations that have made and are still making an impact on humanity
1. Kibbutz – 1909: Kibbutz Degania was the first of hundreds of collective settlements founded by idealistic pioneers
2. Zaksenberg juicer – 1928: Iconic citrus juicer invented by Yitzhak Zaksenberg
Wonder Pot – 1930s: Once-popular aluminum pot for baking on a gas stove
3. Krav Maga – 1948: Military self-defense system developed for the IDF and used around the world
4. Uzi – 1954: Submachine gun that was one of the first weapons to use a telescoping bolt design
5. Feldenkrais Method – 1954: Type of exercise therapy devised by Moshe Feldenkrais that claims to improve body movement and psychological state
Solar panels for heating water – 1955: The still ubiquitous dud shemesh harnesses the local climate to save electricity
6. Sussita – 1960: Fiberglass-shelled cars that were popular in Israel during the 1960s and 1970s
7. Bamba – 1964: Iconic peanut-butter-flavored snack made by Osem
8. Drip irrigation – 1965: Israel’s mega contribution to global agriculture
Cherry tomatoes – 1973: Israel’s mega contribution to global agriculture after drip irrigation
9. Rav Bariach – 1973: The ultimate steel security door
10. RSA encryption – 1977: A public-key cryptosystem that is widely used for secure data transmission
11. 8088 processor – 1979: Revolutionary microprocessor developed by Intel in their Haifa lab
12. Interferon proteins – 1970s: Michel Revel of the Weizmann Institute of Science discovered that interferon communicates with cells via a receptor on the cell wall
13. Merkava tank – 1979: Main battle tank used by the IDF
Ubiquitin-mediated protein degradation – 1980: Aaron Ciechanover, Avram Hershko and Irwin Rose won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for this discovery
Unmanned planes – 1981: First UAV developed by the Israel Aerospace Industries
14. Quasiperiodic crystals – 1982: Prof. Dan Schechtman from the Technion won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry
15. Taki – 1983: Popular card game developed by Haim Shafir
16. Dalkan – 1983: System for refueling company vehicles without a wallet
Bio-Bee Biological pest control – 1984: Breakthrough by the company from Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu
17. Epilady – 1986: Cost effective, mess-free alternative to shaving and waxing for women around the world
Differential cryptanalysis – late 1980s: Study of how differences in information input can affect the resultant difference at the output
18. Arrow (Hetz) – 1990: Effective anti-ballistic missile system
19. Babysense – 1992: Highly sensitive baby breathing monitor
20. Digital printing press – 1993: Revolutionary printing press invented by Benny Landa, founder of Indigo Digital Press
21. Firewall – 1993: Computer network security system
22. NIR heart stent – 1995: Life-saving medical device invented by Medinol’s Kobi and Judith Richter
23. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) – 1995: PC-to-phone software solution developed by VocalTec.
24. Copaxone – 1996: Teva’s groundbreaking drug for treating certain forms of multiple sclerosis
25. ICQ – 1996: Messaging platform that was a global hit at the time
26. Quicktionary – 1997: Portable scanning translators produced by Wizcom Technologies Ltd.
27. Babylon – 1997: Single-click computer translation, dictionary and information source utility program, by Amnon Ovadia
28. Gaga – 1998: Style of modern dance invented by Ohad Naharin
29. NDS VideoGuard – 1998: Conditional access for pay-TV
30. TDMoIP – 1998: Emulation of time-division multiplexing over a packet switched network, developed at RAD Data Communications
31. EyeQ chip – 1999: Mobileye’s custom accelerator processor chip
32. USB flash drive – 2000: Invented by Dov Moran
33. Exelon – 2000: Drug for treating mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's
34. PillCam – 2001: By Given Imaging, enables the visualization and detection of disorders of the gastrointestinal tract
35. Like-A-Fish – 2001: Innovative tankless diving gear
36. MyHeritage – 2003: Popular online genealogy platform with headquarters in Or Yehuda
37. Azilect – 2005: Drug for Parkinson's disease developed at the Technion and commercialized by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
38. 3G Solar – 2003: Low-cost alternative to silicon-based PV solar modules
39. Mazor Robotics’ Spine Assist – 2004: First robot approved for spinal surgery
40. Wix – 2006: Cloud-based web development services
41. Zenith Solar – 2007: Modular high-concentration photovoltaic system (HCPV)
42. Waze – 2008: The navigation app that helps drivers avoid traffic
43. BriefCam – 2008: Video-synopsis technology that lets viewers rapidly review and index original full-length video footage
44. Solaris Synergy – 2008: Environmentally friendly and economically beneficial way to float solar panels on water
45. Rosetta Genomics – 2008: MicroRNAs as effective biomarkers
46. Trophy – 2009: Rafael’s active protection system for armed vehicles
47. Gett – 2009: App that connects between customers and taxi drivers using its proprietary GPS system
48. ReWalk – 2010: Bionic walking assistance system that enables paraplegics to stand upright and walk
49. WeWork – 2010: Pioneers of shared work space
50. OrCam MyEye – 2010: Portable artificial vision device that allows the visually impaired to understand text and identify objects through audio feedback
51. Viber – 2010: Proprietary cross-platform instant messaging app for smartphones
52. WeCU Technologies – 2010: Technology able to identify people in real time
53. Wind Tulip – 2010: Cost-effective, silent wind turbine by Leviathan Energy, designed as an environmental sculpture
54. Iron Dome – 2011: Air defense system developed by Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries that intercepts short-range rockets and has saved innumerable lives
55. Moovit – 2011: App that uses crowdsourced and official public transit data to provide real time route planning for users of public transportation
56. Solar window – 2011: Developed by Pythagoras Solar, these windows combine energy efficiency, power generation and transparency
57. TraitUP – 2011: A new technology that enables the introduction of genetic materials into seeds without modifying their DNA, developed by Hebrew University scientists
58. 3D tethered particle motion system – 2011: 3D tracking of critical protein-DNA and protein-RNA cell interactions, developed by three Bar-Ilan University professors
59. GridON Keeper – 2011: Three-phase fault current limiter developed at Bar-Ilan University
60. HydroSpin – 2012: Unique internal pipe generator that supplies electricity for water monitoring and control systems in remote areas and sites without electricity
61. Elya Recycling – 2012: Innovative method for recycling plastic based on a specialized formulation of natural ingredients
62. Electric car – 2012: Better Place CEO Shai Agassi developed infrastructure for electric cars as an alternative to fossil fuel technology
63. TACount – 2012: Real-time microbiology that enables the detection of harmful microorganisms in a matter of minutes
64. Elbit Space Imaging Systems – 2017: A compact “space camera”
65. Judean date palm revival – 2020: Extinct cultivar restored by reviving an ancient seed
66. WatchPAT – 2020: The first FDA-approved portable diagnostic device for treating sleep apnea at home
67. GridON Keeper – 2011: Three-phase fault current limiter developed at Bar-Ilan University
68. HydroSpin – 2012: Unique internal pipe generator that supplies electricity for water monitoring and control systems in remote areas and sites without electricity
68. Elya Recycling – 2012: Innovative method for recycling plastic based on a specialized formulation of natural ingredients
69. Electric car – 2012: Better Place CEO Shai Agassi developed infrastructure for electric cars as an alternative to fossil fuel technology
70. TACount – 2012: Real-time microbiology that enables the detection of harmful microorganisms in a matter of minutes
71. Elbit Space Imaging Systems – 2017: A compact “space camera”
72. Judean date palm revival – 2020: Extinct cultivar restored by reviving an ancient seed
73. WatchPAT – 2020: The first FDA-approved portable diagnostic device for treating sleep apnea at home
LINK -> https://www.haaretz.com/haaretz-labels/cutting-edge/2021-04-13/ty-article-labels/israeli-inventions-that-changed-the-world/00000180-8db6-d759-a99f-8ffee51d0000
BUZZ NOTE: Numbers 67 to 73 are just repetitions, so Ha'aretz might not be the most accurate news source in the world.
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If anyone is contrary to Israel, or feels Israel should not exist, or is just a good old-fashioned anti-semite, then DON'T take advantage of any of the things Israel has benefitted the world with, or else you're nothing more than a common hypocrite.
And I'll add this:
Going Global: Israel is America ’s aircraft carrier in the Middle East
Israel has built a strong, prosperous, country that is the most free in the Middle East in spite of threats and attacks,
What have the Palestinians accomplished?
A high fertility rate.
That is a very good question. Now, because as I've posted elsewhere, and my avatar underlines the fact, I believe in balance. I am inviting anyone and everyone to provide a list here of the benefits that the Palestinians and Gazans have brought to the world. I am aware that members are not the only ones who read what we post on NT, but that our articles and seeds are also seen on Google or Microsoft Bing or any other search web site. Although those who are not members can read what we post they cannot post anything unless they are members, so I am also inviting them to join us on TheNewsTalkers, apply for membership so they can post here and as it is my duty to check out every new member to make sure they are not spammers then as long as they don't post or link to spam I will accept them as new members. We have all seen the news videos of hundreds of thousands of people who march and demonstrate in favour of the Palestinians and Gazans and Hamas and Hezbollah, and so I am asking them to join NT and post a list of the benefits brought to the rest of the world that their heroes have accomplished.
Since that member of NT is me I'll respond to that comment.
First off I have supported Israel from the beginning and have stated that they have the right to defend themselves and if that means destroying Hamas, so be it.
I have posted articles on the different peoples that support Israel in their wars and they are not Jews but citizens of Israel, I believe that most people on NT had no idea about these people, and I will be posting more. What Israel is doing in the West Bank and now Jerusalem isn't democratic nor morally correct and it will hurt Israel in the long run, you cannot claim to be a democracy and use those tactics. The excuse that it is the right wing government is fast becoming invalid. A vote can be called for at any time. If pointing out what I think is hurting Israel doesn't fit your agenda, that is on you.
As you're aware I have more invested in the ME than 99% of people on NT so I will continue to express my thoughts no matter your feelings or anyone else's.
I hope that clarifies everything on my part concerning this situation.
You are without a doubt a strong supporter of Israel, as am I. That does not mean, however, that we cannot be critical of Israeli actions and policy when we believe the criticism is warranted. That said, I'm not sure the NT member referred to is you.
Your comment is overly sensitive. I know you are supportive of Israel. I never said that posting negative stories about Israel was wrong, and in fact I have agreed with your stories and disagreed with what the ultra-religious have been doing to the other citizens of Israel. At least two or three times I posted the fact that one of the reasons I despise the ultra-religious Jews because they are reported to have spit on Christian clerics, and my wife was insulted by locals shouting at her when we walked through the Meah Shearim ultra-Orthodox neighbourhood of Jerusalem because what she was wearing did not comply with their requirements. In fact there is a personal reason why I despise them that I do not wish to reveal. However, because negative stories about Israel were being posted I thought that perhaps a little BALANCE was required to indicate some positive things about Israel - BALANCE, as my avatar indicates.
OK, balance is also why I post what I do. Now for you and any other NT readers, there is no doubt where I stand on the situation.
I wouldn't call them negative stories about Israel more negative stories on the Israeli leadership and the right-wing orthodox followers.
Okay. I've known you a long time and I know you are a strong supporter of Israel. I'll consider what you've posted negative stories about some of the people in Israel rather than negative stories about Israel as a whole. After all, I've posted negative things about some of the people of Israel myself. What I've posted above is about what some of the people of Israel have done for the world rather than what Israel as a nation has done for the world. Hope that settles it.
OK, settled.