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Good News From Israel

In the 8th Sep 24 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

An IDF soldier breathes through the lungs of a fallen comrade.

Israeli surgeons used a robot to reconstruct a patient’s digestive system.

Israelis and Cypriots cooperated to save 8 kidney patients in one day.

An Israeli startup turns unsorted plastic waste into fuel.

Soon every new Israeli building will have to include solar panels.

Watch as an Israeli paralympic swimmer receives his second gold medal.

Added to the 30,000 new Israeli immigrants since Oct 7 is one therapy pony.

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So many uplifting news articles published again last week. Thanks again to Sharon for the photograph of the Israeli medal winners, returning from the Paris Olympic Games, celebrating their successes at President Herzog's Jerusalem residence.

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Tel Aviv Finals Recap: Djokovic Snatched 89th Career Title, Bopanna/Middelkoop Won 1st Title Together

There that was. The last match points of this year's Tel Aviv Watergen Open concluded the week-long tournament held in Expo Tel Aviv. Countless actions took place since the first day of qualifying, which was sealed with an ace during the singles Finals.

Novak Djokovic successfully snatched his 89th career title, as well as becoming the first man in 2022 who won titles in 3 surfaces: hard (Tel Aviv), clay (Rome), and grass (Wimbledon). In doubles, Rohan Bopanna/Matwe Middelkoop grabbed their first title together after dominantly defeating the fourth seeds, Santiago Gonzalez/Andres Molteni. And these are how their matches unfolded en route to the title as a small recap.

Doubles

Rohan Bopanna & Matwe Middelkoop with the title (📸 Tel Aviv Watergen Open)

Rohan Bopanna & Matwe Middelkoop's converted match point (📸 Sport 5 IL)

Rohan Bopanna/Matwe Middelkoop set the momentum early in this match by breaking early from Middelkoop's net point (at 1-0), followed by them successfully holding their serves. They solidified it further by a successful baseline winner, also from Middelkoop (🎥), thus being up a double break and successfully took the first set 6-2.

Matwe Middelkoop's baseline winner to secure the double break (🎥 Sport 5 IL)

Their dominance was confirmed in the second set, that even if S. Gonzalez/Molteni tried to raise their level and came in clutch to save their service games, it was not enough to counter Bopanna/Middelkoop's "demolition." Especially on pressure points, Bopanna/Middelkoop controlled most of the rally flows, placing their shots carefully, added with some "smooth" service games in between. They sealed the set and the match with an unreturned serve, which won them the tournament.

Singles

Novak Djokovic & Marin Cilic during the awarding ceremony (📸 Tel Aviv Watergen Open)

Novak Djokovic's converted match point (📸 Sport 5 IL)

A few moments later, the classic singles final between Novak Djokovic and Marin Cilic was contested. It was their twenty-first meeting, with Novak Djokovic leading 18-2 in their previous 20 meetings.

It was even in the beginning until Djokovic set up the pace from a forehand winner in 2-1* 0-15 in one of his notable points, before he broke at the expense of Cilic's double faults at 3-1, likely succumbed to pressure. Djokovic managed to stay solid in his shots, with one of those being at 5-2* 40-15 (📸), hence taking the first set 6-3.

Novak Djokovic's forehand winner in the first set (📸 Tennis TV)

Furthermore, Djokovic strengthened his dominant momentum in the second set by breaking early 1-0 at the expense of Cilic's failed backhand return, which confirmed that Djokovic was in control with the rallies' pacing throughout the match. He faced one break point in this set (compared to 2 in the first), where he managed to come in clutch with either a solid service game (an ace or an unreturned serve) or a cruise-controlled return, which combination proven solid until the end of the match. Djokovic thus sealed the match with a perfect service game, with a winner and an ace as his last 2 points to take the set 6-4, winning the tournament as a result.

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Ukraine has sanctioned Israeli-Georgian millionaire Mikhael Mirilashvili

Russian-Israeli businessman Michael Mirilashvili at his offices in the city of Petah Tikva, on November 17, 2020. (Emmanuel Dundand/AFP)

Ukraine has sanctioned Israeli-Georgian millionaire Mikhael Mirilashvili, accusing him of supporting the Russian invasion, reports Zman Yisrael, the Times of Israel’s Hebrew-language sister site.

Mirilashvili is considered close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Mirilashvili is the owner and president of Watergen, a company that developed a patented technology that processes air to generate clean drinking water.

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Israel é conhecido por transformar desafios em oportunidades. A Watergen é exemplo disso. A empresa desenvolveu uma tecnologia que extrai água potável do ar, mesmo em condições de clima árido. Um exemplo da capacidade de Israel de criar soluções práticas para desafios globais.

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this ugly blue box that requires immense energy to power up actually solves our world's water crisis ... by harvesting and filtering drinking water from the atmospheric humidity... there's an ocean of water in the air waiting to be tapped into, it could easily hydrate all of humanity plus 100x and that would only be a drop from the atmospheric bucket

from Hawaii, to Egypt, to Iran, suddenly our water scarcity issue becomes an energy scarcity issue, and we shift the limelight to clean energy, and how it provides an annoying over-abundance of energy when it's really going, to the extent that we don't didn't know what to do with it...

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Krotko i zwiezle; wiadomosci z Izraela dzien po dniu 14.7 - 15.7

Dwóch Izraelczyków oskarżonych o przestępstwa terrorystyczne w związku z zamieszkami w Eli Izraelska firma Watergen rozmieściła swoje generatory wody z powietrza w ukraińskim mieście Chersoniu po zawaleniu się tamy w pobliskiej Nowej Kachowce w zeszłym miesiącu. Według firmy każdy generator może zapewnić 900 litrów wody pitnej dziennie. 20 przedstawicieli policji i organów bezpieczeństwa…

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🤩 INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías en un TOP 12 [VÍDEO]

Hoy te traigo un TOP 12 de INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías y que te van a sorprender. Son tan originales y útiles que seguro que querrás tenerlos en tu casa o en tu trabajo. Algunos de ellos son tan revolucionarios que podrían cambiar el mundo. No te pierdas este vídeo hasta el final porque te aseguro que no te vas a arrepentir. Te dejo el vídeo con los INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías en un TOP 12: https://youtu.be/OcinwO_Hknw Te puede interesar: - 🚗VEHÍCULOS TODOTERRENO BRUTALES en un TOP 10 - ⚓VEHÍCULOS ACUÁTICOS sacados del FUTURO en un TOP 12 Índice: - 0:00 Introducción - 0:20 El cortacésped EcoFlow Blade - 1:36 Los robots de aparcamiento inteligente Jimu - 2:52 El zapato inteligente para invidentes InnoMake de Innovation - 3:57 El dispositivo para gafas que lee MyEye Pro - 5:03 Los extintores contra incendios Amplla Hussechuck Shield - 6:11 El innovador camión eléctrico y autónomo XDR80TE-AT - 7:19 El dron de carga autónomo MightyFly - 8:19 El generador de agua atmosférico Watergen Mobility - 9:31 La bicicleta basculante para interiores TiltBikes - 10:51 Las zapatillas inteligentes Wahu - 11:55 El Sistema de limpieza de ropa por ozono y sin detergente Wondertool - 13:06 Los neumáticos sin aire de Bridgestone   Read the full article

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🤩 INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías en un TOP 12 [VÍDEO]

Hoy te traigo un TOP 12 de INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías y que te van a sorprender. Son tan originales y útiles que seguro que querrás tenerlos en tu casa o en tu trabajo. Algunos de ellos son tan revolucionarios que podrían cambiar el mundo. No te pierdas este vídeo hasta el final porque te aseguro que no te vas a arrepentir. Te dejo el vídeo con los INVENTOS INCREÍBLES que no conocías en un TOP 12: https://youtu.be/OcinwO_Hknw Te puede interesar: - 🚗VEHÍCULOS TODOTERRENO BRUTALES en un TOP 10 - ⚓VEHÍCULOS ACUÁTICOS sacados del FUTURO en un TOP 12 Índice: - 0:00 Introducción - 0:20 El cortacésped EcoFlow Blade - 1:36 Los robots de aparcamiento inteligente Jimu - 2:52 El zapato inteligente para invidentes InnoMake de Innovation - 3:57 El dispositivo para gafas que lee MyEye Pro - 5:03 Los extintores contra incendios Amplla Hussechuck Shield - 6:11 El innovador camión eléctrico y autónomo XDR80TE-AT - 7:19 El dron de carga autónomo MightyFly - 8:19 El generador de agua atmosférico Watergen Mobility - 9:31 La bicicleta basculante para interiores TiltBikes - 10:51 Las zapatillas inteligentes Wahu - 11:55 El Sistema de limpieza de ropa por ozono y sin detergente Wondertool - 13:06 Los neumáticos sin aire de Bridgestone   Read the full article

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Media Piece: From the Stanford Social Innovation Review, “The Science of What Makes People Care” https://t.co/mctHuHKfu800

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December Small Steps Shout-Out: Learn how to combat adult illiteracy at https://t.co/P1B3ektK44: https://t.co/L0KllKV7On

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Novak Djokovic Faces Important Second In Stay Race | ATP Tour

Novak Djokovic took an essential step final week in his bid to qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals when he picked up 250 helpful factors by profitable the Tel Aviv Watergen Open title. As a current-year Grand Slam champion, Djokovic will safe a berth on the eight-man season finale from 13-20 November supplied he stays within the Prime 20 of Pepperstone ATP Stay Race To Turin. That state of affairs would see Djokovic qualify together with the Prime 7 gamers within the Race after the Rolex Paris Masters on 6 November. Presently fifteenth within the Stay Race, Djokovic improved his probabilities of incomes a spot within the season finale for the fifteenth time. The 35-year-old elevated his buffer contained in the Prime 20 by profitable his 89th title. This 12 months’s Wimbledon champion, who will look to tie Roger Federer with six season finale titles ought to he qualify, is 565 factors forward of Twenty first-placed Denis Shapovalov. The Serb started final week with only a 360-point buffer over the-then Twenty first-placed Alex de Minaur. View Pepperstone ATP Stay Race To Turin Standings The five-time Nitto ATP Finals titlist has one other alternative this week so as to add factors to his complete on the Astana Open, an ATP 500. He’ll play Chilean Cristian Garin within the first spherical. The seventh place is being hotly contested by a number of gamers. Seventh-placed Felix Auger-Aliassime misplaced his opening match in Astana, opening the door for Hubert Hurkacz and Taylor Fritz to problem his standing this week. Ninth-placed Hurkacz and Tenth-placed Fritz each can cross the Canadian’s 2,860 factors. Hurkacz (2,680) would want to succeed in the ultimate in Astana. He made begin on Monday by defeating Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in Kazakhstan to set a conflict in opposition to dwelling favorite Alexander Bublik or Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor. Fritz (2,385) would want to elevate the trophy in Tokyo to cross Auger-Aliassime’s factors complete. The American will start his match in Japan in opposition to Australian James Duckworth. Extra tales like this in: Originally published at Sacramento News Journal

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Good News From Israel

Israel's Good News Newsletter to 20th Nov 22

In the 20th Nov 22 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

Israeli studies show exercise can prevent cancer and cure “long” Covid.

Great video featuring successful Arab Israelis.

Israeli citizens are the 9th happiest people in the world.

Israel hosted three top international technology conferences.

Israeli technology can store renewable energy underwater.

See innovative Israeli EV charging stations at two international airports.

A record 14,000 young people are coming to Israel on Masa programs.

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Jews read in the Torah this week that our ancestor Abraham lived 175 years. This week's positive Israel newsletter includes plans for both an Israeli Longevity Center and an Israeli Healthy Aging Center. So it is possible that one day we could again reach those Biblical lifespans - especially with the latest Israeli anti-cancer discoveries.

Israeli technology makes it possible for Africa to shrink its deserts; to make coral reefs resistant to temperature rises; to store energy underwater; to make environmentally friendly dyes and fabrics; to print vegan products for office workers; to fast charge electric vehicles and to power ships just with the wind.

It is possible for Israelis to make a sculpture that can only exist in space; to feed millions of migratory birds every year; and to survive horrendous events yet emerge as role models in Israeli society.

It is possible for Israeli Arabs to take the opportunities that Israel offers, to rise to the top of Israeli society. And a major UN report shows that even in today's troubled world, Israel's Jews, Muslims and Christians prove that it is possible to beHAPPY!

The photo at Ben Gurion Airport highlights KKL-JNF funded Israeli agricultural research that has made it possible to grow crops that can survive some of the world's harshest conditions.

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Tel Aviv Finals Pre-Match Last-Minute Notes

Slight before the start of the doubles finals, which will feature Rohan Bopanna/Matwe Middelkoop and Santiago Gonzalez/Andres Molteni, here comes my little, last-minute notes, on what I expect these matches will flow. A really short note, I would say, dumping it just before the start of the doubles finals.

Doubles

Santiago Gonzalez & Andres Molteni's point at 6-6(5-5), 1st set vs. Sander Arends/Bart Stevens in the quarterfinals (📸 Sport 5 IL)

Rohan Bopanna & Matwe Middelkoop's match point vs. Hamad Medjedovic/Yshai Oliel in the first round (📸 an unspecified alt link)

The doubles finals see the match-ups between the first seeds, Rohan Bopanna/Matwe Middelkoop against the fourth seeds, Santiago Gonzalez/Andres Molteni. Having observed them in their respective matches, it is thought to look for the way they handled the rallies, especially in the middle balls and crucial points. I could think of how this match could end up being decided by a super tie-break, especially from the way S. Gonzalez could aim for good winners or Bopanna/Middelkoop going for good shots, but we will see.

Singles

Novak Djokovic's match point vs. Roman Safiullin (📸 Tennis TV)

Marin Cilic’s converted match point vs. Constant Lestienne (📸 Tennis TV)

And there came the singles finals between Novak Djokovic vs. Marin Cilic afterward. For some people, this match-up is going to be nostalgic because it is their 21st meeting. While Djokovic is aiming for his 3rd title in 3 different surfaces of 2022, Cilic aims to win a title in 2022, that, albeit in 250 tournaments, he won a title every year. Their service games can be reliable at times; however, it is going to be intriguing to check on their return games and their rally flows, which two are going to be my aspects of attention. Djokovic won their previous 18 meetings, which the paper put him favored, but we will see what is going to happen from here!

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Serbian Tennis Star Djokovic In Israel To Play In Tel Aviv Watergen Open

Serbian Tennis Star Djokovic In Israel To Play In Tel Aviv Watergen Open

The winner of 21 Grand Slam titles will be teamed up with Israel’s Yoni Erlich in the doubles tournament Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic arrived in Israel on Monday night to participate in the 2022 Tel Aviv Watergen Open tournament.  Upon landing, Djokovic wrote in the guest book at the terminal of Ben Gurion Airport that he was “happy and excited to be back in Israel.” “Looking forward to a…

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Novak Djokovic Happy To Play In Another Tournament After Laver Cup As He Landed in...

Novak Djokovic Happy To Play In Another Tournament After Laver Cup As He Landed in... The Serbian tennis star will compete in the Tel Aviv Watergen Open 2022 competition at the Expo Tel Aviv compound this week. He was welcomed at the Ben Gurion Airport’s VIP Fattal Terminal by Association of Tennis Professionals officials, Channel 12 reported He wrote in a guest book at the terminal, “Shalom Israel. I am very happy and excited to be back in Israel. Looking forward to a great experience.” Also competing in Tel Aviv are top players Marin Čilić, Diego Schwartzman, Botic van de Zandschulp and Dominic Thiem. The tournament kicked off on Sunday and will continue for a week. Novak Djokovic Happy To Play In Another Tournament After Laver Cup As He Landed in... The tournament is part of the ATP 250 World Series and is in Israel for the first time since 1996. Djokovic, 35, will be competing in his first tournament in Israel in 16 years. His last competitive matchup was a Davis Cup match played in Ramat Hasharon in 2006. He was forced to pull out of the US Open last month because he is not vaccinated against COVID-19. Foreign citizens who have not been vaccinated against the virus are currently unable to enter the US or Canada, and Djokovic has said he won’t get the shots, even if that prevents him from playing in certain tournaments. READ MORE: Tennis great’s heartbreaking admission of Juan Martin; Rafael Nadal Of Spain Retires with… Djokovic also missed the Australian Open in January, despite claiming to have received a government exemption to play in the tournament without proof of vaccination. Djokovic has spent more weeks at No. 1 than anyone else in the history of the ATP rankings. The Serbian sits on 21 grand slam titles and is currently ranked 6th in the world. Read the full article