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נשיא ארה"ב דונלד טראמפ, רה"מ בנימין נתניהו ומנהיג חמאס חליל אל חיה

Israel and Hamas agree to U.S.-brokered plan to end Gaza war after two years of fighting

09.10.25|CTech, Ynet
The first phase of the agreement includes a ceasefire, hostage release, and Israeli troop withdrawal. Netanyahu hails a “great day” and says, “With God’s help, we’re bringing everyone home.”
7.10 מחבלים חמאס נוסעים ב טנדר עם ה גופה של שני לוק חטופה נחטפה ל עזה חרבות ברזל

Families of October 7 victims file $1 billion lawsuit against Meta over role in Hamas atrocity videos

04.08.25|Omer Kabir
Lawsuit claims Facebook and Instagram served as “infrastructure” for Hamas terror; videos of killings and kidnappings allegedly left online for weeks.
דוחא לפני השקיעה עם נוף של קו הרקיע של בירת קטאר

How Qatar built an empire of influence across the world

23.03.25|Doron Peskin
Lobbyists, soft power, and billion-dollar deals help the emirate punch above its weight.
בניין אונר"א בג'באליה חטופים הוחזקו בבנייני הסוכנות ועובדיה סייעו לחמאס

Israel bans UNRWA operations, but banks hesitate to pull the plug

04.02.25|Irit Avisar, Zvi Zerahia
With no clear legal directive, financial institutions delay account freezes despite the new law.
שנה לאסון 7.10 אנדרטה זיכרון לנרצחי ה נובה 3

Israel marks one year since the October 7 attacks with sadness and resolve

07.10.24|James Spiro
Jews and Israelis mark the solemn date with ceremony and statements, and lament that there is still no end in sight for the conflict engulfing the Middle East.
D9 צה"לי ברחובות ג'נין

West Bank on the brink: economic woes spark fears of Intifada

05.09.24|Yuval Sade
Security forces brace for increased violence in the West Bank, driven by widespread unemployment and economic collapse in the Palestinian Authority.
מפגינים הפגנה ענקית בתל אביב ל השבת החטופים ו חתימה על עסקה 1

Israel's high-tech sector joins general strike to demand hostage return

01.09.24|CTech
Leading Israeli tech firms unite with labor unions to pressure Netanyahu government for swift action. 
קריית קרית שמונה שריפה שריפות אש להבה להבות עשן מלחמה חיזבאללה

Fear of all-out war throws Israel's economy into whirlwind of uncertainty

01.08.24|Yuval Sade, Shlomo Teitelbaum
The assassinations in Beirut and Tehran, along with the expected retaliation from several fronts, could lead to a significant security deterioration and substantial damage to Israel's economic activity. After 10 months of continuous war and government mismanagement, the price may be too heavy to bear.
הפגישה בטהרן בין מנהיג איראן חמינאי לבין יו"ר הלשכה המדינית של חמאס איסמאעיל הנייה יום לפני שחוסל

Double assassinations pose new dilemma for Hezbollah and Iran

01.08.24|Doron Peskin
The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in the heart of Tehran proved the intelligence penetration of the Ayatollah regime. However, it is the assassination of senior Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr that threatens to bring about regional escalation. In Lebanon, there is concern that Hezbollah’s attempt to target high-value targets in Israel will lead the country "back to the Stone Age"
Jonathan Dekel-Chen

“Our government abandoned us on October 7 and before”

14.07.24|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. 
כרזה All Eyes On Rafah התמונה שנוצרה בעזרת בינה מלאכותית גנרטיבית

All eyes are not enough to spot a fake image

13.06.24|Viki Auslender
A viral image supposedly depicting a refugee camp with the subtitle, “All Eyes on Rafah” created with the help of AI ignited a discussion about the ability to recognize realistic but inauthentic images, raising issues regarding the spread of misinformation and lack of tools to identify AI-generated content. 
מחאה ב אוניברסיטת קולומביה נגד ישראל

How Muslim Brotherhood ideology and cash gained a foothold in Western universities

30.05.24|Ariela Karmel
The anti-Israel protest movement that engulfed Western universities this past year were highly organized, funded and ideologically driven by Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood linked organizations, according to a new report by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP). ISGAP President Charles A. Small spoke to CTech about his concerns regarding foreign interference and the indoctrination of students. 
פינוי אזרחים מ רפיח מלחמת עזה

Israel's Rafah operation an additional blow to Egypt's hopes of economic recovery

07.05.24|Doron Peskin
The Egyptian stock market has been suffering from instability for the past week due to the fear of an escalation in the war near its border with Gaza. In addition, inflation continues to rise, tourists are staying away and the Suez Canal is losing business. The operation in Rafah will only worsen the plight of the Egyptian economy
Kibbutz Nir Oz

In the city of slaughter in the Jewish state

06.05.24|Ariela Karmel
On a tour of Kibbutz Nir Oz, the site of one of the worst massacres on October 7th, CTech’s Ariela Karmel was reminded of Israeli National Poet Hayim Nahman Bialik’s “In The City of Slaughter” about the 1903 Kishinev pogrom. Today, on Yom Hashoah, in Nir Oz, in the Jewish state, the same horrors are still best articulated by Bialik - by a poet eulogizing a pogrom.
ציור איור עולם חולה בּכְּחַשֵֶֶת מגזין פסח

The battle against denialism in the wake of October 7

30.04.24|Viki Auslender
The terrorist events of October 7 were the most documented in human history, yet the web is flooded with information that explicitly denies the harrowing events that took place. Why are theories that once could only thrive in fringe forums entering the heart of the mainstream, and do rational forces have a way to deal with the global crisis of truth?
בניין אונר"א אונרא הרוס

The Israeli companies that earned $60 million working with UNRWA

17.03.24|Yuval Sadeh, Tzvi Zacharia
A report presented by MK Yulia Malinovsky found that from 2020-2023, transactions between UNRWA and Israeli companies totaled more than $60 million, with some of the companies saying that UNRWA still owes them money, having severed ties with the organization since October 7
מגזין נשים 2024 פרופ' רות הלפרין קדרי ראשת מרכז רקמן לקידום מעמד האישה בפקולטה למשפטים באוניברסיטת בר אילן

"Hamas' sexual violence was a planned and systematic attack and falls under the definition of crimes against humanity"

29.02.24|Amir Kurtz
Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari has played a significant role in fighting for international recognition of Hamas’ sexual crimes on October 7. Even after briefing the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and bringing the UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict to investigate, she says that her fight continues
מטוס אדיר F35

F-35s, Iron Dome: IDF's wishlist reveals US arms procurement plans

13.02.24|Yuval Azulay
The US aid package that is awaiting approval is supposed to fund new squadrons of fighter jets and helicopters. In the meantime, with the help of the regular annual aid from the US, the Air Force will expand in the coming months
מלחמת עזה חיילי צה"ל ב מנהרה מתחת לבית החולים שיפא 22.11.23

Israel uncovers top secret subterranean Hamas data center under UNRWA's Gaza headquarters

10.02.24|CTech and Reuters
The data center built by Hamas included an electrical room and living quarters for Hamas IT staff
כנס פיננסים - ד״ר שלומית ווגמן רטנר ראש הרשות לאיסור הלבנת הון ומימון טרור לשעבר וסמנכ״לית ב Rapyd וידאו

"Gaza would look like Dubai if the money that flowed there was not used for terrorism"

25.01.24|Tomer Hadar
Dr. Shlomit Wagman, Global Chief Regulation and Compliance Officer at Rapyd, added that future funds going to Gaza from all over the world for reconstruction must be monitored to ensure they are not again used to finance terrorism
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