ESTHER DAVIS
Esther Davis is an Aardvark Israel intern for The Jerusalem Post. Having grown up in Sydney and London, she will be studying English Literature at the University of Warwick. In her free time, she enjoys kickboxing, Krav Maga, hanging out with her three dogs, and crochet.
Ex-Gaza hostages share stories of hope, unity at Jewish Federations General Assembly
Bedouin high school in the Negev opens new campus
Jeffrey Epstein’s brother insists 'Bubba' in leaked emails not Clinton, refuses to say who
British-Israeli delegation attends UK’s Quantum Showcase
The event fostered a positive exchange of ideas between countries and highlighted Israel’s position at the forefront of quantum technology.
Some Jews are willing to risk their lives rather than receive a porcine transplant - study
Researchers saw that Jewish patients were willing to refuse life-saving treatments with porcine organs even when that would likely result in death.
Survey reveals majority of Israeli kids not learning English fluency, not prepared for 'real world'
Children are receiving only around 12% of the English exposure in schools necessary to achieve fluency, according to a survey by Novakid.
Skylock signs NIS 12 million deal with European customer for drone defense
Autonomous Guard subsidiary ‘has very large business potential, and we are working intensively to promote additional orders and expand its activities’ – CEO Baruch Dilion.
Asia-Pacific police forces strengthened by Israel's Camero-Tech gear
XAVER 400 provides real-time situational awareness, giving teams vital intelligence about the scene they are entering before they breach the space
Living life as though he was running out of time: Who was Israeli-American Gaza hostage Itay Chen?
Although the IDF notified the family last year that Itay Chen had not survived, they clung to the hope that he may still be alive.
Fighting until his last breath: Who was deceased hostage Oz Daniel? - explainer
In Oz Daniel’s final moments, he attempted to steal a grenade from his captors, trying to fight against them, before being shot to death in the struggle.
‘Fragments’: An Oct. 7 exhibition of grief, resilience, and the will to keep dancing - review
The one-day exhibition was curated by Eliyah Goldwicht to tell a story not only of heartache and pain but also of growth and healing.
'Poking a finger in whole country’s eye': Haredi anti-draft protests frustrate Jerusalemites
Many Israelis felt haredim should have to draft, but adaptations should be made to allow them to continue to live an ultra-Orthodox lifestyle while in the army.
How old are you really? New AI tool reveals your body’s true age - Study
Although chronological age is the most commonly used measure, it doesn’t capture the individual complexities of aging.