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Nuclear

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Metatron raises $2M to revolutionize energy with desktop-sized nuclear fusion

25.03.25|CTech
The Israeli startup claims its plasmoid-based technology could make traditional energy sources obsolete.
פצצת מימן פיצוץ גרעיני

Anti-Nuclear Testing Official: Israel Likely to Agree to Ban Nuclear Tests Within Three Years

28.06.19|Adi Pick
Lassina Zerbo, head of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, believes Israel has no real reason to conduct nuclear weapon tests
שר האנרגיה יובל שטייניץ

Israel's Nuclear Power Plant Is Back on the Table

29.04.19|Lior Gutman
The construction of a nuclear power plant in Israel has been discussed on and off for over 25 years
הצהרת בנימין נתניהו על הגרעין האיראני

A Former Israeli Intelligence Colonel’s View on the Iran Deal

08.05.18|Joab Rosenberg
War comes at a high cost. War would also delay Iran’s nuclear program by four years at the most, writes Joab Rosenberg, a former deputy head analyst at the Israeli Intelligence Corps
דונלד טראמפ נשיא ארה"ב אפריל 2018

Trump Aides Hired Israeli Spies to Dig Dirt on Iran Deal Negotiators, The Observer Reports

06.05.18|CTech
The U.S. President has a week to decide the fate of 2015’s nuclear deal with Iran. On Saturday, The Observer reported that Trump’s team hired an Israeli private intelligence agency to collect discrediting information about Obama administration officials involved in the negotiations
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Marshall Islands to Issue National Cryptocurrency

28.02.18|Asaf Shalev
Neema, an Israel-based startup, is developing the technology for the country’s Sovereign tokens—and hoping that the mainstream adoption of crypto comes next