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Israel’s new influence campaign brings AI into the battle for American opinion
19.07.26
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CTech
A government-backed effort involving former Trump strategist Brad Parscale uses automated messaging, influencers and online content to counter growing criticism of Israel in the United States.
A Michigan farming town becomes the latest battleground in America’s AI data center boom
18.07.26
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Reuters
The $16 billion Stargate data center promises jobs and innovation, but residents fear water shortages, higher costs and the loss of their rural way of life.
Lasers, air defense and AI take center stage as Israel and U.S. enter post-aid era
26.04.26
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Yuval Azulay
New security talks signal a shift from direct funding to joint development of advanced military technologies.
China’s ambassador: “The war is not the theme of Israel-China bilateral relations”
12.03.25
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Ariela Karmel
In a rare wide-ranging interview, China’s ambassador to Israel, Xiao Junzheng, discusses Beijing’s strong economic ties with Israel despite geopolitical tensions, its vision for regional stability, the new Trump administration’s tariff war, and why China sees Israeli innovation as key to its own modernization.
Israel among the world's top arms traders, SIPRI report finds
10.03.25
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Lital Samet
Ranked 8th in arms exports and 15th in imports, Israel strengthens its position in the global defense market.
Israel faces AI crisis under new US export regulations
13.01.25
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Omer Kabir
Restrictions on AI computing power may leave Israel lagging behind in global innovation.
Unidentified drones: A challenge for the world, an opportunity for Israel
22.12.24
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Dr. Liran Antebi
Mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey, the UK and Germany have stirred global concerns, raising regulatory questions, but also opening business opportunities for Israeli tech entrepreneurs.
Trump and Harris align on keeping China out of AI competition
27.10.24
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Omer Kabir
Despite fierce rivalry, both camps stand united on limiting China’s chip access before the elections.
LA takes the torch: preparing for the 2028 Olympics
15.08.24
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Viki Auslender
Top celebrities were recruited for the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics, which included the transfer of the Olympic flag to the next host city - Los Angeles, which must grapple with its poor public transportation, homelessness, and security concerns as it prepares to host the world.
The price of failure: Dutch company's chip monopoly born from a bad bet by Intel
15.04.24
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Omer Kabir
China or the US, who holds the real power in the global chip industry? Behind the investments in manufacturing giants such as Intel and TSMC is an assumption that whoever controls chip production has the power to direct the future of the global economy. But the real power may not be in the hands of the chip manufacturers themselves, but rather ASML, the company that owns the technology to manufacture the expensive machines that are used to manufacture the chips.
China's three main goals in escalating chip war with US
26.03.24
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Omer Kabir
China is expanding the war to the software front, and has also begun to block the use of chips made by Intel and AMD in government computers. The move will allow China to enhance national security, harm the US economically and create strong local competitors for the American chip companies
US attempts to curb Chinese AI are backfiring
09.01.24
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Omer Kabir
Tech giants such as Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu are far from enthusiastic about Nvidia's weakened chips produced especially for the Chinese market. As a result, they have reduced imports from the US and are transferring orders of advanced chips to local developers such as Huawei
Regulators across the world racing to contain AI threats
20.12.23
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Viki Auslender
For the first time, US and EU authorities are defining the use of artificial intelligence in the financial market as a risk, and are setting regulations to deal with it. Meanwhile in Israel, the reaction is slow and lethargic.
US increasing military aid to Israel, including ammunition and guided missiles
15.11.23
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CTech
Internal documents from the US Department of Defense obtained by Bloomberg reveal the list of weapons that Israel is requesting in addition to Iron Dome interceptors, including Hellfire missiles for Apache helicopters, bombs to destroy bunkers and armored vehicles.
60 leading U.S. lawyers and firms call on law schools to condemn antisemitism
06.11.23
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CTech, Reuters
In a letter circulated by some of the top U.S. law firms to law schools, they write that they are “alarmed at reports of anti-Semitic harassment, vandalism and assaults on college campuses,” and indicate that such sentiments will not be accepted by future employers.
The U.S. has imposed new restrictions on the export of AI chips to China
25.10.23
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Omer Kabir
These new restrictions are to prevent the export of chips that enable Chinese companies to develop advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, and were originally set to take effect in mid-November.
U.S. officially accepts Israel into Visa Waiver Program
27.09.23
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Itamar Eichner, Ynet
Israel will become the 41st country to join the program after extensive negotiations, legislative changes, and significant preparations
U.S. blacklists Israeli hacking tool vendor NSO Group
03.11.21
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Reuters
The Commerce Department placed NSO Group and Candiru on its trade blacklist, saying they sold spyware to foreign governments that used the equipment to target government officials, journalists and others
Israel's First Digital Bank to offer full digital banking services to US citizens
15.07.21
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CTech
The banking system doesn’t currently make it possible for Israeli citizens who also hold a US citizenship or a foreign tax residency to open a bank account by digital means and they are forced to arrive at bank branches in order to physically sign a series of documents
U.S. military aid must not be used to facilitate annexation
09.07.20
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Chris Van Hollen
"If Netanyahu's government pushes forward annexation it will distance itself from America"
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