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Israel-Gaza Conflict

20 stories about Israel-Gaza Conflict
מבחן רכב ג'ילי טיגו 8

Ministry of Defense adds popular jeep models to war recruitment list

29.01.24|Tomer Hadar
According to the new price list, Israel’s Ministry of Defense is also preparing to recruit jeeps with 5 or 7 seats, which are a significant part of the top ten best selling models in Israel - from the Toyota Yaris Cross to the Chery Tiggo 8
בטי סופר

“Lack of investment and difficulty in long-term planning means high-tech companies will continue to lay off”

28.01.24|Maayan Manela
The global wave of high-tech layoffs has already reached thousands of workers in Israel, and those who have been laid off are having trouble finding a new job, especially amid Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas.
ירי ארטילריה לעבר עזה

Global ammo shortage forcing Israel to limit Gaza bombings

28.01.24|Yuval Sade
The IDF is grappling with depleted ammunition stockpiles, having to navigate the delicate balance between addressing current missions and ensuring readiness for unforeseen challenges
אסדת תמר

War in Gaza highlights Egypt's energy dependence on Israel

24.01.24|Doron Peskin
The suspension of activity at the Tamar Gas Field due to the war led to an 80% drop in gas exports to Egypt, which needs it both for energy production and for the foreign exchange it earns from its liquefaction and sale. Even if it appears that the war damaged relations between the countries, Egypt still needs Israel
מתחם עבודה בצה"ל

IDF setting up workstations for reservists

24.01.24|Dotan Levy
The work complexes will allow the soldiers to be in contact with their place of work or studies during the service. They will provide quiet corners and free internet
אדם ביסמוט

CEO of startup developing life-saving system killed in battle in Gaza

23.01.24|CTech
Adam Bismut was killed along with 20 other Israeli soldiers in the deadliest IDF incident since the beginning of the fighting with the terrorist organization Hamas in Gaza. His startup, SightBit, developed a life-saving AI system that locates drowning people at sea and alerts rescuers
כוחות צה"ל ב רצועת עזה מלחמה בעזה

21 soldiers killed in deadliest IDF incident of Gaza war

23.01.24|CTech
Two buildings collapsed while IDF fighters were inside. The initial investigation shows that the fighters were hit by an RPG missile fired by Hamas terrorists, with the collapse of the buildings likely a result of mines planted by troops to demolish the structures
Sagive Greenspan

Resilience and growth: Israeli high-tech poised for investment surge post-war

21.01.24|Sagive Greenspan
“For CEOs, managers, and even employees, the challenges are enormous, but especially in these demanding times, we have proven that the Israeli high-tech industry is even more deserving of the reputation it has built over the years,” writes Sagive Greenspan, CEO of Priority Software
חייל צה"ל חיילים בדרך ל עזה מלחמת עזה 31.10.2023

‘I was prepared to leave everything and come’

21.01.24|Ariela Karmel
Over 100 days into Israel’s war against Hamas and since the October 7th attacks, CTech spoke to Ben Philip, a Canadian immigrant who arrived a month ago to serve in the army
מימין: שר החוץ אנתוני בלינקן והיועץ לביטחון ג'ייק סאליבן.

Davos summit addresses Gaza conflict, oil price concerns, and shipping disruptions

18.01.24|CTech
Jake Sullivan, White House National Security Advisor, urged calm among summit attendees, asserting that the U.S.-backed war is not expected to escalate into a global crisis
הפגנה למען ה חטופים ב האג הולנד ברקע הדיון בבית הדין הבינלאומי לצדק שהגישה דרום אפריקה

Silicon Valley icons unite in Palantir Davos event to bring hope and support to Israeli hostages

18.01.24|CTech
Over 150 prominent tech and business leaders, including Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, and Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, convened to address the aftermath of the October 7 attacks in Israel and show solidarity with the hostages being held in Gaza
נתב"ג תעופה בעצירה

‘There's a heaviness in the air’

18.01.24|Ariela Karmel
100 days into Israel’s war against Hamas and since the October 7th attacks, CTech spoke to Lior Pirouzian, an American nurse who made aliyah almost three months into the war
Amy Leifer

'I feel safer in Israel than the streets of Toronto'

16.01.24|Ariela Karmel
100 days into Israel’s war against Hamas and since the October 7th attacks, CTech spoke to Amy Leifer, a Canadian immigrant who made aliyah a month before the war began and is now working at a tech company.
Josharmy

‘Serving in reserves reminds me of why I made aliyah’

14.01.24|Ariela Karmel
100 days into Israel’s war against Hamas and since the October 7th attacks, CTech spoke to Josh, a South African immigrant and communications manager for a tech company, currently serving as a reservist in an artillery unit on the Gaza border.
לירון רוז משקיע אנג'ל

Israel needs to formulate a cross-ministerial strategy to assist the tech sector

14.01.24|Liron Rose
"Israel's technological advantage isn't assured. We must adopt a proactive approach, similar to tech companies striving for continuous innovation," writes Liron Rose
פיטר ת'יל פלנטיר צה"ל בינה מלאכותית

Palantir supplying Israel with technology to help in war effort

13.01.24|CTech
After holding its first board meeting of the year in Tel Aviv, the US company announced the signing of a strategic partnership with the Israel Ministry of Defense
צוות הקרב של חטיבת גבעתי ב חאן יונס חיילים לוחמים צה"ל מלחמת עזה 9.1.24

War spending sees Israel budget deficit skyrocket to 4.2% of GDP in 2023

11.01.24|Reuters
In December, the deficit was 33.8 billion shekels ($9.0 billion), versus 18.5 billion a year earlier, as spending on the war was 17.2 billion shekels, while tax revenue slipped 8.4%
עו"ד יוסף ספי זינגר יו"ר רשות ני"ע

Israeli securities watchdog heads to US to reassure investors amid Gaza war fallout

11.01.24|Reuters
"We believe there is an opportunity in Israel that after the war the economy will grow. The same thing happened in past wars or military campaigns in Israel the last two decades,” said Seffy Zinger, who recently took over the helm at the Israel Securities Authority
חיילי מילואים ב עוטף עזה מלחמת עזה 13.12.23

From battlefront to boardroom: Return of Israel's reservists will propel tech recovery

08.01.24|Reuters
With the war in Gaza entering a new phase, the IDF is adjusting deployment plans and sending reservists home, many of which will also be returning to their jobs in high-tech
משקמים את הבית וידאו

Reconstruction of 1,700 destroyed homes in Gaza periphery to cost NIS 2 billion

07.01.24|Amitai Gazit
Of the thousands of houses damaged during Hamas’ 7/10 attack, the number of those designated for demolition varies; between 15-200 depending on who you ask. The cost of rebuilding the destroyed houses and infrastructure in Kibbutz Be’eri, alone is estimated to be at least NIS 300 million
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