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Funding the rising cost of Israel's defense expenses won't be easy
13.12.23
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Adrian Filut
The war in Gaza is expected to increase defense spending on a regular basis by about 0.5%-1% of GDP, which will require the state to find budgetary sources. The treasury has several ways to finance the increase, including increasing the deficit and the debt, a dangerous option that may actually be preferred by the government that will not rush to cut civil spending or raise taxes
Calls for intifada sweep Columbia University during Hanukkah
12.12.23
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James Spiro
Protests have continued on American college campuses despite a backlash in how faculty have handled the rise of antisemitic chants, prompting a reckoning for institutions once seen as America’s finest
Steven Spielberg’s Shoah Foundation collects survivor testimony from October 7
11.12.23
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CTech
The USC Shoah Foundation is urgently documenting eyewitness accounts of Hamas’ massacres in Israel, aiming to counteract the global surge in antisemitism. The testimony will join their archive of over 56,000 testimonies of Holocaust survivors.
Blood, ashes, and heroes: Inside the gut-wrenching reality of Israel's darkest day
11.12.23
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Ariela Karmel
The two-month long process to recover and identify the bodies of Hamas’ victims on October 7 has involved a multi-pronged national effort that includes volunteers from ZAKA, archaeologists and forensic analysts who have spent their days doing this, at times, dangerous, exhausting, sometimes tedious, and always painful but essential work. CTech spoke with three volunteers about their experiences over the last two months.
Rafael to hire 2,000 amid surge in employees who want to ‘participate in war effort’
10.12.23
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Maayan Manela
Sagit Sela-Gal, Executive VP of Human Resources for Israeli defense company Rafael, speaks about meeting demand during wartime with 20% of employees drafted into the reserves and 250 evacuated from their homes, as well as Rafael’s plans to hire 2,000 new employees in 2024 after exceeding more than NIS 40 billion in sales.
US fast-tracks $106.5 million tank shell sale to Israel
10.12.23
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Reuters and CTech
The State Department used an Arms Export Control Act emergency declaration for the about 14,000 tank rounds for immediate delivery to Israel
Yemen's Houthis threaten to attack all Israel-bound ships
10.12.23
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Reuters and CTech
The Iran-aligned group has already attacked and seized several Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea and its Bab al-Mandab strait, a sea lane through which much of the world's oil is shipped, and fired ballistic missiles and armed drones at Israel
Meta's oversight board ramps up scrutiny on violent content in Israel-Hamas war
10.12.23
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Reuters
The cases will be the first to use a new expedited review mechanism announced earlier this year that requires the board to make decisions within 30 days
“2024 will be do-or-die for startups,” says high-tech lawyer
07.12.23
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James Spiro
The ongoing war and additional economic challenges have made the next 12 months pivotal for the survival of companies in Startup Nation, says Barnea Jaffa Lande’s Itay Gura.
UN holds first session on Hamas sexual violence, 2 months after 7/10 massacre
05.12.23
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Ariela Karmel
Following months of criticism for silence and inaction, a session was held by Israel’s Permanent Mission to the UN on gender-based crimes committed by Hamas at an event which included hundreds of attendees, survivor testimony and speeches from US political leaders
"Harvard realizes it has a serious anti-Semitism problem. You'd have to be blind not to see it"
05.12.23
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Diana Bahur-Nir
With anti-Israeli demonstrations being held across campuses in the U.S., Nimrod Ravid, a student at Harvard, is working to raise awareness of the atrocities committed by Hamas by founding the survived.to.tell page on Instagram, which shares video clips of the survivors of the massacre and the families of the abductees
Amidst battle fatigue, Israeli soldiers find relief in unique resilience-building dialogues
04.12.23
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Roni Dori
Moments after they've left Gaza and moments before they return to it, IDF soldiers engage in group discussions with therapists, talking about their fears, guilt, and lack of motivation, reconnecting with their friends and commanders, and learning to find strength to continue. The members of the association who accompany them describe the complex coping mechanisms in the field, as well as those of the parents and partners who participate in wartime support groups
Houthi ship attacks threaten to escalate into global crisis as two more vessels hit in Red Sea
03.12.23
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Reuters and CTech
Yemen's Houthi movement said its navy had attacked two Israeli ships on Sunday, Unity Explorer and Number 9, with an armed drone and a naval missile
Digital deception: How fake Instagram profiles target IDF soldiers
03.12.23
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Elihay Vidal
The IDF has revealed some of the names of the avatar accounts that are at the forefront of a network of fake profiles whose entire purpose is to gather information about the activities of the IDF
Houthi rebels pose global threat to shipping in Arabian sea
30.11.23
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Yuval Azulay
The Houthis are increasing threats on ships with Israeli connections that pass through the Red Sea and repercussions could soon be felt across the supply chain
OECD report: lowers Israeli growth forecast, warns government to 're-prioritize' budget
30.11.23
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Adrian Filut
The OECD’s Global Economic Outlook report has cut its growth forecast for Israel in 2024 by more than half, and sent a sharp message to the government about using the budget to fund the ultra-Orthodox sector and coalition interests.
Terror crowdfunding: "Terrorist organizations have raised tens of millions since the start of the war"
29.11.23
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Tomer Ganon
According to a senior official at the Ministry of Defense, Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the like have been running crowdfunding campaigns under the guise of donating to humanitarian organizations and refugees in Gaza
When the CEO is drafted: managing a tech company from the battlefront
28.11.23
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Maayan Manela
Qualitest Israel Director Shai Liberman, Buff Technologies CRO Ophir Gertner, and Control CEO Guy Cabili are just a few of the senior tech managers serving in reserve units along with thousands of other high-tech employees. They spoke about how their companies continue to function in their absence
Elbit CEO: "We recruited hundreds of employees and brought back retirees due to demand and war"
28.11.23
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Yuval Azulay
Some 2,000 of the employees of the public security company were called up to the IDF reserves due to the war in Gaza. Elbit supplied the IDF, among other things, with the "Iron Sting" precision mortar; In the third quarter, the company's net profit increased by 8.2% to $61 million
Tron emerges as new crypto front in Israel's fight against funding of Hamas and Hezbollah
28.11.23
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Reuters
The fast-growing crypto network is quicker and cheaper than Bitcoin and has become the new favorite of terror organizations due to its quicker transaction times, lower fees, and stability
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