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Israel-Gaza Conflict
20 stories about Israel-Gaza Conflict
“No one of us has the privilege not to do something”
18.09.24
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Ariela Karmel
Danielle Ofek, Founder of MeToo UNless UR a Jew, spoke to CTech at Calcalist and Bank Leumi’s Mind the Tech conference in London about her grassroots movement to raise awareness about Hamas’ atrocities against Israeli women on October 7th.
The secret operation behind Hezbollah's exploding pagers
18.09.24
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Omer Kabir
Israel's high-tech sabotage, physical explosives, and an elaborate ruse leave over 4,000 injured.
2,800 Hezbollah members hurt in Lebanon as pager explosions shock the organization. A cyber assault?
17.09.24
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Doron Peskin
Hezbollah’s efforts to evade Israeli tracking lead to explosive consequences. Who's behind the breach?
A donation and a guilt trip: How crowdfunding became a charity fund
15.09.24
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Viki Auslender
Since the pandemic and the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, crowdfunding sites have become a major source of fundraising for humanitarian aid. But this tool suffers from all the problems of the digital world: scams, trolls, a need for digital literacy and more.
Unveiling the horrors: 3D models of Gaza attack sites revealed
12.09.24
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Amitai Gazit
The Antiquities Authority's groundbreaking project brings the devastation of October 7 to virtual life.
Israel's high-tech sector joins general strike to demand hostage return
01.09.24
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CTech
Leading Israeli tech firms unite with labor unions to pressure Netanyahu government for swift action.
‘The war in Israel doesn’t scare us’: Ukrainian immigrants on fleeing one war for another
28.08.24
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Ariela Karmel
In the two and a half years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, almost 20,000 Ukrainians have immigrated to Israel. CTech spoke to three about fleeing one war for refuge only to experience another war as we quickly approach one year into Israel’s ongoing multi-front conflict.
After Durov’s arrest, could Elon Musk be next?
27.08.24
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Omer Kabir
The arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France marks a change of direction in the regulators' efforts to maintain order in the face of rampant disinformation and racism on social media, this time while imposing personal responsibility on the owner. No wonder Musk is promoting a campaign for his release.
Robots of war: IDF's cutting-edge tech transforms Gaza battlefield
25.08.24
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Yuval Azulay
From remote-controlled bulldozers to explosive drones, unmanned tools lead the fight against Hamas.
Gaza, Hezbollah, and Iran: The triple threat to Israel's economic stability
21.08.24
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Adrian Filut
Prof. Zvi Eckstein, former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Israel and founder of the Aaron Economic Policy Institute at Reichman University, warns against the economic implications of an all-out war.
Startup Nation CFOs discuss the impact of war on Israeli high-tech
18.08.24
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James Spiro
CTech was joined by three CFOs - Overwolf’s Moran Izhaki, Artlist’s Noa Zabar, and Bits Of Gold’s Omri Donyo - about the challenges of managing a company’s finances during wartime.
Fitch cuts Israel’s credit rating, citing geopolitical turmoil
13.08.24
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Reuters
Gaza conflict and rising regional tensions drive negative outlook.
Israel acquires $190 million-worth of laser and GPS-guided mortar munition from Elbit
29.07.24
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CTech
Iron Sting is a precision-guided mortar munition, launched from a 120mm mortar, designed to accurately target and destroy objectives, utilizing both immune GPS and laser guidance technology.
Elon Musk's Starlink now operational in Gaza hospital with cooperation from Israel and UAE
24.07.24
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Omer Kabir
In February, the Ministry of Communications reached an agreement with the company on the introduction of one land unit of the service to a field hospital set up by the United Arab Emirates in Rafah.
Balancing duty and career: Reservists face tough choices in employment
21.07.24
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Maayan Manela
Job seekers who are in the reserves fear mentioning their service out of a concern that it will harm their job prospects, but also want to know how the organization will handle their absences.
How 'energy islands' are shaping Israel's wartime energy security
18.07.24
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Reuters
Israel's energy transition plan has been in the works for years but took on greater urgency when war broke out on several fronts following deadly Hamas attacks in southern Israel on October 7.
Ex-Amazon employee criticizes silence on colleague’s Hamas capture, Amazon defends approach
16.07.24
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James Spiro
Sasha Trufanov has been held hostage by Hamas since October 7. “Our focus remains on supporting all efforts to bring Sasha home safely, and continuing to ensure his family is supported during this difficult time,” Amazon said in response. “All of a sudden people rediscover ‘institutional neutrality’,” says former colleague Joshua Burgin.
“Our government abandoned us on October 7 and before”
14.07.24
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Ariela Karmel
Jonathan Dekel-Chen is the father of U.S.-Israeli hostage Sagui Dekel-Chen, a resident of Kibbutz Nir Oz and a history professor at Hebrew University. He spoke to CTech about his son, the Israeli government’s abandonment of hostage families and how legitimate concerns about antisemitism on college campuses and elsewhere have been weaponized to deflect from the government’s responsibility for the disaster of October 7.
Inside Hezbollah’s efforts to thwart Israel’s surveillance technology
09.07.24
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Reuters
Israel's electronic eavesdropping - including hacking into cell phones and computers - is widely regarded as among the world's most sophisticated. Hezbollah has learned from its losses and adapted its tactics in response.
Israel to use Musk's Starlink as internet backup in case of all-out war
25.06.24
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Yuval Azulay
Ministries are preparing to utilize Starlink’s 5,000 low-orbit satellites to ensure stable data and information flow for state authorities during emergencies.
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