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Jerusalem Launches Accelerator for Haredi Entrepreneurs
28.06.19
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Tofi Stoler
Among the selected projects is a reservation management tool for mikvehs, ritual bathhouses used for religious purposes in Judaism
The Jerusalem Express Train Struck by Malfunction Twice in One Morning
16.06.19
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Lior Gutman
On Sunday, Israel’s national train company announced it has temporarily reduced the frequency of trains on the route due to a malfunction in one of the train’s systems; later that a train got stuck in its tracks
The Sun Rises in the East, the Jerusalem Express Train Is Stuck on its Tracks, Again
29.04.19
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Lior Gutman and Tofi Stoler
The electric train connecting Ben Gurion International Airport with Jerusalem was shut down for several hours on Monday morning due to malfunctions in the train’s signaling systems
10 Jerusalem Startups Headed to New York
28.03.19
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Naomi Zoref
The startups will take part in Calcalist’s third annual Mind the Tech Conference, which will take place in New York in April
Teva Selling Jerusalem Land Tenure Rights Ahead of Factory Closures
20.03.19
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Golan Hazani
Teva currently has two manufacturing plants in Jerusalem, both slated for closure by the end of 2019
Cancer Treatment Company HIL to Set Up $5 Million Jerusalem Manufacture Center
17.03.19
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CTech
HIL develops systems that use proton beams, particle acceleration, high-intensity lasers and magnets, and nanotechnology for the treatment of cancer
Cross River's Israeli Software Developer Opens Jerusalem Offices
11.03.19
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Adi Pick
In December, Cross River announced it completed a $100 million fundraising round
Ridesharing Company Via to Launch Service in Jerusalem
18.02.19
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Udi Etsion
After announcing service in Tel Aviv in November, the ridesharing company, which already operates in cities like New York, Tokyo, Sydney, and Paris, is entering Israel’s largest city
Israel Saw $5.9 Billion in Tourism Revenue in 2018
06.01.19
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Tomer Hadar
More than 4 million tourists visited Israel in 2018, a 14% rise from 2017, according to the Israeli Ministry of Tourism
Honduras and Jerusalem Advance Mutual Embassies
02.01.19
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Adi Pick
In December 2017, Honduras was one of only nine countries, including Israel and the U.S., to vote against a motion adopted by the U.N. General Assembly condemning U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
How the U.S. Embassy Attempts to Boost Arab Tech Entrepreneurship in Israel
19.12.18
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Adi Pick
While Israeli Arabs make up roughly 21% of Israel’s population, they only hold 3% of the country’s tech jobs
Israel Announces Designated Embassy District in East Jerusalem
17.12.18
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Adi Pick
As more countries express willingness to move their embassies from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the Israeli Government is constructing an embassy hub on 25 acres
Jerusalem Under Construction
06.12.18
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Tofi Stoler and Dotan Levy
For decades, Jerusalem has been lagging behind its younger sister Tel Aviv. Several ambitious projects currently underway aim to make it more attractive to young professionals and companies
Jerusalem Is Having a Tourism Moment, Report Shows
06.12.18
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Amarelle Wenkert
A report on world tourism trends by Euromonitor International shows that the Israeli capital saw a 38% rise in the number of visitors, the highest growth for a tourist destination this year
U.S. Vice President Slams Airbnb’s Settlements Ban, Misses Mark With Jerusalem Comment
02.12.18
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Adi Pick
In contradiction to a part of the statement given by the U.S. vice president, Airbnb explicitly said in its announcement that it would not be removing listings in Jerusalem
11 Years Overdue, Jerusalem Express Train to Reach Tel Aviv in Early 2019, Exec Says
27.11.18
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CTech
Launched in September after 17 years in the making, Israel’s first electric train currently gets as far as Ben Gurion Airport, 19 kilometers southeast of Tel Aviv
Facetune Developer Secures Additional Funding to Change How the World Creates Content
19.11.18
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Meir Orbach
Jerusalem-based Lightricks completed a $60 million round, out of which $45 million will be used to buy stock off existing shareholders
Controversial Political Operator Wins Jerusalem Mayoral Race
13.11.18
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Zvi Zerahia and Amarelle Wenkert
With 97% of votes counted, it seems conservative candidate Moshe Lion has won the three-way race
WeWork May Launch Its First Israeli Co-Living Space in Jerusalem
23.10.18
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Dotan Levy
Update: According to people familiar with the matter, the New York-headquartered space sharing company is in negotiations to lease living units currently under construction above its Jerusalem co-working space. On Tuesday , A WeWork spokesperson denied the claim
Jerusalem Train Proves Projects Left in the Oven for 17 Years May Still Be Half-Baked
16.10.18
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Tofi Stoler
Service on the new Jerusalem express train, which only covers half of its originally planned route, was once again interrupted early Tuesday morning due to crucial electricity work conducted on the tracks
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