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‘Airbnb’ in wartime: The Israeli app connecting the homeless with housing
23.10.23
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James Spiro
The volunteer initiative helps connect thousands of Israelis who have had to leave their homes either due to safety or destruction
“There’s a profound sense of mutual trust” from investors during the war, says Shield
23.10.23
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James Spiro
The company has affirmed the support from its investors even as the country undergoes its war against Hamas in Gaza
Anti-Israel activists attempt to ‘wipe Tel Aviv off the map'
22.10.23
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Omer Kabir
An anti-Israel user of open mapping platform OpenStreetMap (OSM) deleted all mapping information about Tel Aviv on Saturday, but was quickly detected and stopped by the community of Israeli editors
"I’m ashamed to be part of this company today"
22.10.23
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Ariela Karmel
Global electronics company Flex, which has 4,000 employees in Israel, has been criticized by its Israeli employees for its “nothing response” following Hamas’ October 7th massacre which included the murder of company employees. Flex wrote in a statement: "Unfortunately, the initial message sent to the company's employees was misleading and worded incorrectly...The CEO of the company and the entire senior global management are proud to stand by Israel and do everything they can to help Flex Israel in any way possible"
"This is probably the first AI war"
22.10.23
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Roni Dori
Bot armies that anyone can activate on WhatsApp, software to easily hack photos, and chatbots that generate news that didn't happen: media expert Dr. Alex Gekker explains how the decline of Twitter and the rise of artificial intelligence changed everything in the battle of advocacy
The day WhatsApp changed from a messaging app to a lifesaver in war
22.10.23
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Elihay Vidal
The October 7th war will be etched in the minds of Israelis as a war in which WhatsApp emerged as the most crucial means of communication, serving not just individuals to share their status and location but as a life-saving tool for soldiers and fighters in the field
Leaping into action: JFrog CEO rushes to Israel in show of solidarity
22.10.23
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Maayan Manela
Shlomi Ben Haim, the Israeli CEO of JFrog who lives in California, tells why he decided to fly back to Israel immediately when the war broke out, what the key elements in the company's emergency plan are, and how you continue to run a global Israeli company during these times. "When the board asked why I was flying to Israel. I said I needed to be there with our employees"
“We see many acts of genuine care between all our team members on a personal level”
22.10.23
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James Spiro
EverC has experienced an outpour of support since the war started
Web Summit CEO resigns following backlash over Israel war crimes accusations
21.10.23
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Meir Orbach
Paddy Cosgrave had stated among other things that “War crimes are war crimes even when committed by allies, and should be called out for what they are.” Despite ultimately apologizing, Alphabet, Meta, and Intel, as well as a long list of additional companies, all pulled out from the conference in protest of the CEO’s remarks
Google Withdraws from Web Summit Participation; Israeli VCs Unite in Joint Conference Boycott
20.10.23
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CTech
“While the entire world has been loud and clear against these atrocities, Paddy Cosgrave blamed Israel. We view this as a betrayal of our common values,” the VCs wrote in a statement
Israel Cyber Directorate releases urgent warning to disconnect home and business security cameras
20.10.23
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Omer Kabir
The Directorate explains that cameras connected directly to the Internet can be easily compromised and that "any such camera, particularly those overlooking public areas or sensitive facilities could be exploited by adversaries for intelligence gathering"
Intel pulls out of Web Summit after founder accused Israel of war crimes
19.10.23
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Meir Orbach
Intel and Siemens have both announced they will not take part in the event due to Paddy Cosgrave’s remarks about Israel violating international law and committing war crimes in its war against Hamas
Crypto Aid Israel raises over $185,000 to support Israel amid Gaza War
19.10.23
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CTech
The cryptocurrency collected was converted into shekels through a financial route established in collaboration with local banks
Columbia Assistant Professor: “Everyone gets a "safe space" at Columbia University. Everyone, that is, except Jews”
19.10.23
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“History will judge those who stood silent. History will judge the limp response of the president of Columbia University and all of its board of trustees,” Shai Davidai wrote after pro-Hamas students and faculty at Columbia University were chanting and cheering in support of the Hamas massacre
"For every fallen soldier, for every murdered civilian, let’s put together a new innovative startup," says entrepreneur Izhar Shay, whose son was killed by Hamas
19.10.23
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Meir Orbach
“Let’s put together a moral response to this evil attack on humanity by putting the foundations for thousands of new innovative businesses that will make this world better in so many ways,” said Shay
What happens when more than 10% of your company gets called to war?
19.10.23
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James Spiro
ONE ZERO bank was founded during the pandemic. It now finds itself on a new battlefield.
Google pledges $8 million in grants to nonprofits “providing relief to civilians affected in Israel and Gaza”
19.10.23
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Omer Kabir
“Our Jewish Googlers around the world are reeling from these attacks — which bring painful reminders of the worst moments in history — and are experiencing a rise in antisemitic incidents that call for increased security at synagogues and schools,” wrote Google CEO Sundar Pichai
Amid grief, Priority Software guides its workforce toward volunteering
19.10.23
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James Spiro
The company is learning how to balance work and family as employees and their spouses get called up to fight against Hamas
“It’s our priority to support employees and their families’ well-being”
19.10.23
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James Spiro
Like so many companies in Israel, mavens has been struggling to find normalcy in extraordinary times
Israeli biotech startup Amai Proteins dealing with loss, grief, and uncertainty after murderous Hamas rampage
19.10.23
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Diana Bahur Nir
Following Hamas’ October 7th attack, Amai Proteins, which has only 32 employees, is navigating loss. Dr. Lilia Gurevich-Vasilkovsky, the head of the company’s molecular biology department, was murdered, three employees have kidnapped or murdered relatives, six were drafted to the IDF and three are parents of soldiers
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