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Lidwave’s LiDAR technology may help eliminate drone threats
20.11.24
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James Spiro
Drone attacks have been a persistent challenge for war-stricken countries. This company may have a solution.
How cloud services become an attractive target during war
26.09.24
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Doron Davidson
"Migrating to the cloud during wartime necessitates strategic thinking for security and risk management," writes Doron Davidson, Israel GM at CyberProof.
Weaponizing AI: The moral dilemma of lethal autonomous robots
01.09.24
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Viki Auslender
As militaries embrace robotic killers, the debate over their ethical use heats up.
Israeli economy ekes out 1.2% growth in Q2 as Gaza war rages on
18.08.24
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Reuters
Over the first half of 2024, Israel's economy grew 2.5% at an annual rate versus 4.5% in the same period in 2023
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
Interactive map details October 7 massacres against Israelis
08.11.23
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Ariela Karmel
The 'Mapping the Massacres' website, created by anonymous developers, offers users the ability to click on each Israeli town impacted and access a brief description of the events that took place there. Colored dots on the map pinpoint the locations where Israelis were murdered or abducted.
Gaza war will cost Israel economy over $17 billion
24.10.23
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Adrian Filut
Meitav Investments House estimates that the costs of the war with Hamas will be double the cost of the Second Lebanon War, compensation for all those affected to reach NIS 17 billion ($4.18 billion), and tax revenue loss of NIS 31 billion ($7.1 billion)
Dancing on our graves: Hamas’ war on Israel and the world's moral confusion
17.10.23
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Ariela Karmel
As Israel and the Jewish community reel from Hamas’ attack last week, we must confront a world that first celebrates, then equivocates before paradoxically denying Hamas’ crimes
AI proving pivotal for online warfare against Hamas
15.10.23
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James Spiro
Technology that helps spot misinformation and identify missing loved ones has proven more useful against Hamas than as a tool for weaponry
"If Hamas appears successful, it indicates to other terrorists in the world that they can get away with it too"
14.10.23
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Ariela Karmel
Former Israeli Air Force Commander Eitan Ben Eliahu: "Hamas exposed themselves to the world - they’ve shown that they are no different from ISIS"
Israeli entrepreneur creates 'Swords of Steel' database for missing persons amidst Gaza war
09.10.23
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Ariela Karmel
Yuval Keshtcher's platform allows families to search for missing loved ones, following the rise in missing persons and casualties since Hamas’ surprise attack on Saturday.
ISRAEL AT WAR: Over 1300 murdered, dozens of civilians taken hostage, in surprise Hamas attack
07.10.23
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CTech
Over 1300 Israelis confirmed dead as the IDF declared a state of war alert following the shocking infiltration of hundreds of terrorists from Gaza into Israeli cities and kibbutzim, as thousands of rockets were launched into Israeli territory
Open a Gate for Us, 2023
25.09.23
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Yoel Esteron
Golda killed many of my graduating class — young men who enlisted in late 1970 and will never be discharged. Others survived the war, but the scars it left inside them drove them all away from Israel
Israel's missed opportunity to recruit Ukrainian and Russian tech employees
22.05.22
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Sophie Shulman
While the Israeli government is busy debating whether or not to grant Russian and Ukrainian tech workers work visas, they have already been granted entry by Turkey and Poland who are beating Israel in solving the tech worker shortage
4 ways the war in Europe will change global tech
04.03.22
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Dan Fishel
How might the war between Russia and Ukraine affect the global tech ecosystem in case of a protracted conflict, asks Dan Fishel of OurCrowd
Clashes With Gaza Are Still Ongoing, But History Shows Their Effects on Israel’s Economy Will Likely Be Minimal
13.11.19
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Adrian Filut
On Tuesday, large parts of Israel were paralised with many businesses shut down, due to ongoing aggression between Israel and Gaza
Israeli Government to Authorize $8 Billion Missile Defense Plan, Report Says
24.07.18
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Lilach Baumer
According to Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth, the government intends to bolster the Israeli military's arms and defense systems in the face of growing aerial threats in the region
Netanyahu Moves Israeli Cabinet Meetings to Underground Jerusalem Bunker
27.05.18
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Lilach Baumer
The bunker was modeled after underground closed cities in the U.S. It can house hundreds of people, according to reports
How the Israeli Economy Would Fare if Conflict with Iran Further Escalates
10.05.18
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Adrian Filut and Amir Rosenbaum
Israel's economy is better prepared than it has ever been ahead of a possible military confrontation
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