SEARCH CONTACT US

ACCESSIBILITY

24/7

Headlines

“Every employee is a manager of AI agents”

The Flydubai hijacking attempt exposes a gap in Israel’s aviation security system

After attempted hijacking, Israel has changed no aviation security procedures

Israel’s weapons makers brace for a ripple effect from European sanctions

Buzz

Most popular

Daily

Weekly

1

SentinelOne AI researcher uses GPT-6 Astra to crack Napoleon cipher after 217 years

2

Nikesh Arora’s $10 million bet keeps paying off as Palo Alto Networks crosses $330 billion

3

Nebius acquires 10-month-old stealth AI startup Inferize in $100-150 million deal

4

Palo Alto Networks becomes first company to hit NIS 1 trillion on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

5

From working at her family’s dry cleaner to an $8.2 billion AI deal: Fei-Fei Li’s journey

Civil Aviation Authority

3 stories about Civil Aviation Authority

ניצולי ניסיון החטיפה נוחתים בנתב"ג ברביעי שעבר

The Flydubai hijacking attempt exposes a gap in Israel’s aviation security system

04.10.26|Hofit Cohen Ulay

Israeli airlines operate under extensive security requirements and state-funded protections, while foreign carriers carrying the same Israeli passengers face a different set of rules.

המאם אל-המאמי, טייס המשנה העומאני שניסה להשתלט על מטוס פליי דובאי ולרסקו והמטוס הפגוע לאחר הנחיתה

After attempted hijacking, Israel has changed no aviation security procedures

04.10.26|Hofit Cohen Ulay

Four days after the Flydubai incident, the Transportation Ministry says it relies on foreign airlines to vet their crews, while acknowledging that Israel has limited oversight of foreign pilots entering the country.

רחפן זירת הנדלן

Israel Sketches Framework to Regulate Civilian Drones

16.11.17|Shahar Ilan

A scathing report published by the state comptroller shows the Israeli military, police, and civil aviation authority in cyclical attempt to transfer responsibility for drone-related threats