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Two weeks before Israel's elections, WhatsApp exchanges attributed to Netanyahu's right-hand man leak online
11.10.26
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CTech
Messages attributed to Yonatan Urich, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's senior strategic adviser and close aide, have been published on social media. They allegedly include conversations with politicians, lawyers, journalists and campaign consultants.
Netanyahu adviser Urich linked his WhatsApp to a UAE-based service with access to his messages
27.09.26
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Omer Kabir
Jonatan Urich connected his personal account to a third-party management platform that could access correspondence and media, including potentially sensitive government communications.
Israeli airlines are locked out of the UAE as demand remains strong
23.09.26
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Hofit Cohen Ulay
Security talks have stalled, leaving Flydubai and Etihad with little direct competition on routes popular with Israeli travelers.
Iran war forces UAE to rethink one of the world’s biggest AI data center projects
11.09.26
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Reuters
The 5-gigawatt UAE-US AI Campus was originally planned as a vast single site in Abu Dhabi. Now officials are considering spreading the project across the country and hardening facilities against attacks, according to Reuters.
UAE reopens trade with Iran while racing to bypass Hormuz
23.06.26
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Doron Peskin
Abu Dhabi resumes maritime commerce with Tehran even as it invests billions to reduce reliance on the Gulf’s most critical chokepoint.
Iron Beam and Iron Dome at the frontlines of a quiet Israel-UAE alliance
04.05.26
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CTech
Reports reveal military cooperation as Iranian missiles and drones hit the Emirates.
The UAE’s paradox: Rich in assets, vulnerable to liquidity
28.04.26
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Doron Peskin
War with Iran exposes limits of a model built on dollar access and global flows.
The Israeli safe room goes global as Gulf states face Iran's missile threats
05.04.26
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Dotan Levy
Missile attacks push Gulf real estate firms to adopt Israel’s home defense model.
The war that could break the Emirati model
09.03.26
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Doron Peskin
Missiles and market panic expose the fragile foundations of the Gulf’s most celebrated “safe harbor” economy.
As war threatens the Gulf economy, Israel’s defense edge gains value
08.03.26
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Doron Peskin
Missile attacks on energy routes and airports are pushing Gulf states to seek technologies Israel has developed over years of conflict.
The only Israeli in Bahrain
08.03.26
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Amir Kurz
Stranded travelers across the Gulf recount missile alerts, closed airports and days of uncertainty.
“Iran’s attack on the Gulf states is going to be a bonanza for the Israeli defense industries”
08.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Defense insiders say Iranian strikes on Gulf states could create a surge in demand for Israeli military technology.
UAE reportedly behind Elbit’s record $2.3 billion defense deal
16.12.25
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Yuval Azulay
Foreign publication links one of Israel’s largest-ever arms sales to the United Arab Emirates amid secrecy and strategic concerns.
Israeli defense firm Thirdeye partners with Abu Dhabi’s Edge Defense Group
28.01.25
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Noam Landman
$10.3 million deal includes a joint venture to revolutionize drone detection systems.
No news is good news? Israel-UAE relations remain strong despite war
31.03.24
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James Spiro
The Abraham Accords opened up business opportunities for both countries. Today, that relationship remains strong despite an apparent void in tech news
Freezing of New Med Energy deal by Abu Dhabi can only be thawed by ending Gaza war
14.03.24
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Doron Peskin
Public criticism over the UAE’s continuing close relations with Israel pushed the Abu Dhabi government to freeze the purchase of 50% of New Med Energy alongside BP, something that can only be reversed with an end to the fighting
Can the UAE's $35 billion lifeline save Egypt's economy?
25.02.24
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Doron Peskin
The Emirates seems to recognize Egypt's potential role in the Gaza Strip's economic and political reconstruction post-conflict, strengthening its sway in Egypt's economy while positioning itself for future reconstruction projects in the Strip
UAE Royal Family-owned Seed Group seeks opportunities in Israel through local presence
02.08.22
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James Spiro
Tech It Forward will be the country manager for the company, which is seeking collaboration, business development, and investment opportunities between the UAE and Israeli startups
UAE-IL tech zone delegation to visit Emirates to promote partnerships
09.06.22
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CTech
The non-profit partners with MOIAT and local partners to facilitate collaborations in the domains of fintech, healthtech and sustainability
Israel’s ThetaRay to monitor transactions for UAE’s Mashreq Bank
14.02.22
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CTech
UAE bank contract marks expansion of ThetaRay's AI-driven solution into Middle East financial institutions
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