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In the 21st Sep 25 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include

Israel’s Iron beam laser defense system is now operational.

Israeli scientists have discovered cellular treatments for diabetes and cancer.

Fiji has opened its embassy in Jerusalem.

Israeli scientists accidentally discovered how to build micro optical devices.

Despite initially being banned, an Israeli documentary won an award in Toronto.

The public can walk in the footsteps of Jewish pilgrims 3,000 years ago.

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Israel's achievements do not get enough credit. As we enter a new Jewish year, we must blow our own trumpet to send a much louder message about how Israel is making a huge positive impact for life on this planet. 

Each one of the six Israeli medical articles in this week's newsletter, can benefit millions of patients - cancer sufferers, diabetics, IBD sufferers, the hearing impaired, those at risk of dementia, memory loss, victims of severe bleeding, and those with faulty heart valves.

We need to clamor that Israel is a mosaic of many religions including Druze who care passionately about their brethren being massacred in Syria. And the 1.7 million Israeli Muslims who received a visit from Rwandan co-religionists who prayed peacefully on Temple Mount. We must also loudly publicize to the world about Israel's humanitarian activities including that Israeli NGOs are helping African farmers to be self-sufficient.

We must fiercely promote Israel's environmental, social and scientific achievements. Israel is remotely managing 250,000 beehives in the USA. An Israeli is being funded by Europe to make Artificial Intelligent systems safe.  And Israel is making discoveries that will revolutionize the world of optical lenses and computer storage. 

Cry out to the world that Israel has developed drones that deliver food and medicine, but can also intercept drones that are sent by those who want to kill and maim. Call out those hypocritic countries that quietly purchase Israeli military technology to defend against terrorist states but scream when Israel itself uses it to defeat its existential enemies.

Finally, broadcast the news when more ancient Jewish relics are unearthed in the Jewish homeland, and loudly join in the celebrations when Jews once again travel the 3,000-year-old roads to its eternal capital Jerusalem.

The photo is of three different size rams horns (Shofarot), each ready to loudly welcome in Israel's achievements in the Jewish New Year.

I always assumed it meant Ḥaredi, for some reason, which is why I don't consider myself Frum. But sometimes it seems people use it as a term for Orthodox Jews in general?