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Wiz eyeing US government contracts after receiving FedRAMP approval
15.08.24|CTechWith FedRAMP certification in hand, Wiz aims to leverage its cloud security platform across federal agencies.
Israeli technology saved us from the Iranians. So why isn't the Israeli government saving our technology?
30.05.24|Adv. Ron Abelski"The Israeli government should be heavily investing in financing local start-ups with additional matching programs aimed at foreign investors, and providing State-backed guarantees to protect such investments from the effects of geo-political events," writes Adv. Ron Abelski
Government adds NIS 1 billion to fund yeshivot, amid war with Gaza
27.11.23|Golan FridenfeldAmong other things, the government believes that now is the right time to spend NIS 2.9 million on counseling on the subject of family purity and a similar amount on the Tomb of the Patriarchs.
Dubai Climate Conference: Israeli delegation will be significantly reduced, PM and ministers will not attend
15.11.23|Shani AshkenaziThe Israeli government planned to send the largest delegation ever to the climate conference, but due to the war, the delegation will be much smaller.
Amnon Shashua: We must replace the government now
29.10.23|Amnon ShashuaWhen leadership fails so resoundingly for such a long period, we must cut our losses and do it quickly. The only solution to the current situation in Israel is to replace the government, and it needs to happen immediately.
Wojciech Sadurski: "In Hungary and Poland one of the first steps of authoritarian populism was to control the appointment of judges"
22.06.23|Moshe GoraliThe Polish professor is one of the world's leading experts on democratic erosion and spoke to Calcalist about similarities between Israel and Poland
Israel Innovation Authority's budget to be cut by NIS 100 million
21.05.23|Sophie ShulmanThe budget of the Authority, which assists startups, will now be around $383 million. This comes at a time when the need to help startups has only increased due to the uncertainty following the current crisis and the drop in investments by foreign and local VCs
The Israeli government is leading the economy and tech to catastrophe
16.01.23|CTechInvestors will flee. Youngsters will leave. International collaborations will go awry. The interest rate that the state will pay will rise. Companies will find it difficult to operate. High-tech leaders warn of the dangers of the legal reform and the measures being pushed by the new government that are leading to the crushing of Israel democracy and irreversible chaos in the country
Israeli businesses vow to fight discriminatory law: "We are obligated to do as much as we can to prevent discrimination"
26.12.22|Shaked Green, Meir Orbach, Almog Azar, ReutersIsrael Discount Bank said it has updated its credit policy and said it would not lend money to groups that discriminate against customers on the basis of religion, race, gender or sexual orientation following calls by far-right members of Israel's incoming government to revise anti-discrimination laws
High-tech leaders send message to Netanyahu: “New legislation has destructive implications on economy”
15.12.22|Meir Orbach“The weakening of trust in the judicial system and as a result in Israeli democracy could deter investors which have been driving the high-tech industry,” read a letter signed by over 200 senior entrepreneurs and investors
Report: Israeli authorities request most Big Tech user data across Middle East and Western Asia
04.08.22|James SpiroCybersecurity company Surfshark analyzed the data requests by local authorities from companies such as Apple, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft
The internet is “at risk of fracturing” amid geopolitical unrest and unregulated tech companies
10.07.22|James SpiroTechnology is both the underlying problem and solution to the world’s biggest challenges off and on the internet, explains Dr. Melanie Garson of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
“Creating ecosystems in the periphery is part of my passion.”
23.01.22|CTechWith 20 years in business development for startups, Karina Rubinstein has a lot of experience in many verticals that she brings to her role as director of business development in the Israel Innovation Authority.
The government’s search for Olim might just fill the tech gap
01.11.21|James SpiroThere is a talent shortage in Israel’s high tech sector - and Bennett is turning to immigrants for help
Israeli cyber companies are eyeing the U.S government
28.07.21|James SpiroPrivate cybersecurity companies that want to expand their market to the public sector can turn to Merlin Ventures for help
Israel's most important “natural” resource
08.06.21|Sagi DaganAppropriate government support of early-stage startups will prepare the sector for future technologies and allow Israeli innovation to be at the forefront of the Israeli economy, writes Sagi Dagan, Head of the Growth & Strategy Division at the Israel Innovation Authority
When countries attack companies
10.02.21|Guy Barnhart-Magen"It is time for policymakers to stop ignoring the potential damage caused by these attacks not only to the private businesses, but to the whole country," says Guy Barnhart-Magen
Where did the money go?
24.01.21|Yossi Rodrick What brought the “capital of innovation in the Middle East” to scramble where it should have thrived?
After cybersecurity attack, Israel reconsiders its tender with Shirbit insurance company
07.12.20|Amir Kurtz and Etai AflaloShirbit is one of the leading vehicle insurance companies for government employees, but after its system was hacked and personal information made public, Israel is reconsidering renewing the contract
Israeli government approves coronavirus czar’s traffic light model
31.08.20|Itamar Eichner, YnetAccording to the approved plan, Israeli towns and regions will be divided into four colored categories, according to the current severity of the outbreak in their territory

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