An Iranian missile didn’t just damage a building — it struck at the heart of one of Israel’s most important scientific missions.
At the Weizmann Institute, a critical cancer-research lab was wiped out, leaving scientists with a challenge modern science has rarely faced:

How do you save life-saving research when the lab itself has been destroyed?

For five months, KAN News cameras and Oren Aharoni followed the researchers as they sifted through wreckage, salvaged equipment, rescued samples, and fought to rebuild their work — all while racing against time to preserve a potential breakthrough in cancer treatment.