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Amazon CEO explains silence as AWS employee is freed after 498 days in Hamas captivity
15.02.25
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Meir Orbach
Jassy says Amazon worked quietly behind the scenes to support Troufanov’s release.
Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu: "Israel and the US will be very heavily hit economically if they weaken their institutions"
10.02.25
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Adrian Filut
The MIT economist, fresh off his Nobel Prize win, warns that democracy is essential for economic success. He highlights growing threats to institutions in the U.S. and Israel, comparing Trump and Netanyahu’s erosion of checks and balances.
Unicorn HiBob awards stock options to reservist employees who served in the war
06.02.25
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Meir Orbach
The HR tech firm granted 1,800 stock options to 47 employees who served over 30 days in reserve duty.
Trump’s Gaza plan: Real estate fantasy or dangerous foreign policy shift?
05.02.25
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Reuters
The president’s expansionist rhetoric faces backlash from allies and human rights groups.
Israel bans UNRWA operations, but banks hesitate to pull the plug
04.02.25
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Irit Avisar, Zvi Zerahia
With no clear legal directive, financial institutions delay account freezes despite the new law.
Inside the expanding Gaza buffer zone: Is Israel building for security or staying for good?
11.12.24
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Yuval Sade
A look at the Netzarim Corridor, its strategic significance, and the debates surrounding its creation.
Choking off the oxygen of terror: Stronger economic sanctions against Hamas and Iran for the sake of the hostages
04.11.24
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Ruby Chen
Hamas taps into a terrorist global financing network that provides them with the rationale they can continue to control Gaza in the future. The international community must do more to break this terrorist financing network.
“Israel is becoming a prison for tech workers”: Flight shortage risks global disconnect
28.10.24
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Meir Orbach
Israel’s tech sector scrambles to keep sales and operations running as soaring fares and limited flights due to the ongoing war disrupt business abroad.
From Iron Dome to F-15s: US provides 70% of Israel’s war costs
27.10.24
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Adrian Filut
A report by Brown University’s Watson Institute reveals that since the beginning of the war, the US has spent more than $22 billion on military aid to Israel - from weapons and equipment to the deployment of aircraft carriers. Israel receives more U.S. military aid than any other country and is uniquely able to use that funding to spend on domestic goods.
Palantir’s Israel contracts prompt $24M Storebrand divestment over rights concerns
27.10.24
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Reuters and CTech
Nordic asset manager drops holdings, citing ethical risks tied to Palantir’s surveillance technology.
"We’ll be looking out for you": Intel CEO Gelsinger stands with Israeli team
08.10.24
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CTech
On the anniversary of the October 7 atrocities, Intel's CEO offered support and recognition of employee resilience.
Israel marks one year since the October 7 attacks with sadness and resolve
07.10.24
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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.
Governments come and go - Israeli tech is here to stay
07.10.24
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Ariela Karmel
In the year since Hamas’ October 7th attacks on Israel, while the state’s political leadership has failed and 101 hostages remain in captivity, the resilience of Israel’s high-tech industry and its people offers some glimmer of hope amid ongoing turmoil
Wartime entrepreneurship: The Israeli startup tackling a global agricultural challenge
07.10.24
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Meir Orbach
As rockets rained down, Ora Peled Nakash received a call from a friend struggling to cover greenhouses in wartime. Inspired by the crisis, she founded CoverDolly with Gilad Meller and Ahi Sitbon, a startup developing an automated solution to make greenhouse covering easier and more efficient, even in extreme conditions.
The high stakes of a potential Israeli attack on Iran's oil sector
06.10.24
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Doron Peskin
Why global oil prices could surge and how Saudi Arabia might fill the gap.
2024: A year marked by government incompetence and the strong resilience of Israeli citizens
02.10.24
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Elihay Vidal
As is customary at the beginning of each Jewish year, Calcalist reporters summarize the past year and identify the individuals, figures, and phenomena that have had the most significant impact on Israeli society and the economy.
Nasrallah assassinated: The Shiite axis faces its greatest test
28.09.24
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Doron Peskin
Israel's precision strikes dismantle Hezbollah's leadership, challenging Iran’s grip on Lebanon and beyond.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards halt device usage after explosive attacks hit Hezbollah
23.09.24
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Reuters
Concern mounts as IRGC inspects all equipment, fearing Israeli agents within their ranks.
Despite the war, Israel holds third place in global tech investments, but growth slows
23.09.24
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Meir Orbach
Cyber leads the charge, but stagnating employment and reliance on mature companies raise long-term concerns.
“No one of us has the privilege not to do something”
18.09.24
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Ariela Karmel
Danielle Ofek, Founder of MeToo UNless UR a Jew, spoke to CTech at Calcalist and Bank Leumi’s Mind the Tech conference in London about her grassroots movement to raise awareness about Hamas’ atrocities against Israeli women on October 7th.
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