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חוות שרתים דאטה סנטר

Did Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers silence political bots?

13.10.26|Omer Kabir
Reported declines in political discussions and anti-Israel posts followed outages at three Yandex data centers. Zelenskyy said the change showed that bots had been disrupted, raising questions about the infrastructure behind online political influence campaigns.
אירינה טרק Iryna Terekh מנכ"לי יצרנית רחפנים אוקראינה פייר פוינט Fire Point

She was a furniture designer. Now she runs one of Ukraine’s biggest defense companies

21.08.26|Lital Samet
Iryna Terekh helped turn a small manufacturing operation into Fire Point, a 7,000-person defense company producing long-range drones and missiles. 
Explosion at the Wildberries complex near St. Petersburg,

Ukraine is attacking Wildberries, Russia’s Amazon, to bring the war into everyday life

16.08.26|Yair Navot
Another Wildberries facility was hit by Ukrainian drones today, deepening a campaign against Russia’s biggest online marketplace and its vast logistics network. The attacks are part of a broader strategy to disrupt the commercial arteries of the Russian economy and shatter the Kremlin’s promise that ordinary Russians can keep living normally despite the war.
הקברניט רחפן רחפנים הברחות מבריחים

Russia targets Ukraine’s drone supply chain, names Israeli company

16.04.26|CTech
Haifa-based company Elsight identified by Moscow as part of wider European production network.
FDD Senior Advisor Richard Goldberg (right); DTA Executive Director Daniel Flesch (left)

“We want the best technology from our allies in the hands of the U.S. warfighter”

25.03.26|Zachy Hennessey
A new initiative aims to bridge the gap between Israeli battlefield innovation and U.S. defense procurement systems. 
Lital Leshem Protego Ventures

Defensetech is here to stay – even after the wars in Ukraine and Israel end

12.08.25|Lital Leshem
“The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, combined with the absence of automatic U.S. backing, have triggered existential fears in many countries. These fears won’t simply fade when the fighting stops. For Israel’s high-tech sector, this presents a generational opportunity,” writes Lital Leshem, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Protego Ventures.
תושבי קונגו מתגייסים לארגון המורדים M23

Trump’s global minerals strategy: From Congo to Canada, a push for critical resources

11.03.25|Tamar Tunik
The U.S. eyes mineral-rich nations to reduce reliance on China—at what cost?
הקברניט כיפת ברזל מלחמת עזה

Israel among the world's top arms traders, SIPRI report finds

10.03.25|Lital Samet
Ranked 8th in arms exports and 15th in imports, Israel strengthens its position in the global defense market.
נשיא ארה"ב דונלד טראמפ בתדרוך לעיתונאים ב מרילנד 2.2.25

The CEO presidency: How Trump manages the world like a Fortune 500 firm

06.02.25|Adrian Filut
Tariffs, alliances, and wars—all viewed through the lens of a business tycoon turned world leader.
תותח אוקראיני בדונצק

Climate and wars boost global food index to record high

17.10.24|Tamar Tunik
The global pressures acting on food prices originate from the worsening of extreme climate changes and geopolitical events. In September 2019, the global food price index stood at 93.4 points and since then rose to 124.4 points last September - a figure that represents a decade high 
Alex Scheinerman

‘The war in Israel doesn’t scare us’: Ukrainian immigrants on fleeing one war for another

28.08.24|Ariela Karmel
In the two and a half years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, almost 20,000 Ukrainians have immigrated to Israel. CTech spoke to three about fleeing one war for refuge only to experience another war as we quickly approach one year into Israel’s ongoing multi-front conflict. 
Reboot Startup Nation

“In Russia, I felt alone, like I couldn’t do anything to influence the situation. In Israel, I feel useful”

30.04.24|Ariela Karmel
CTech spoke with members of Reboot Startup Nation, an online community that assists new immigrants mainly from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus find jobs in Israel’s tech sector in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and mass immigration from the region. Co-founder Daniil Chernov discussed how his own immigration impacted his desire to build this 14,000-strong community and navigating Israel’s current war with Hamas.
מוסף שבועי 22.2.24 אלכסיי נבלני בצעדת מחאה במוסקבה

Navalny’s murder: The final stage of Putin’s transformation of Russia into a fascist state

22.02.24|Yigal Liverant
Each stage of Vladimir Putin's struggle with the charismatic opposition leader Alexei Navalny symbolized with chilling precision Russia's transformation from a young and flawed democracy to a hardening autocracy, and finally to a fascist totalitarian state
הקברניט סטארלינק לוויין רוסיה יירוט

In Musk we trust? Starlink is a double-edged sword in modern warfare

28.09.23|Omer Kabir
The geopolitical implications of a single individual controlling a worldwide communication system are far-reaching and concerning
חייל אוקראיני מטפל ברחפן

Starlink Wars: Musk controls battlefield from his office chair

02.08.23|Omer Kabir
Starlink, Elon Musk's Internet satellite company, dominates its sector and, among other things, enables the Ukrainian army to fight against Russia. The problem: one person holds extraordinary power to connect or disconnect large areas of the world
David's Sling קלע דוד

We'll always have Paris: Geopolitical shakeup means big business for Israel's defense sector

26.06.23|Yuval Azulay
Israel Aerospace Industries, Rafael, Elbit and others showed out in full force in the Paris Air Show after a record year in which Israel exported a record $12.5 billion in defense products
Irena Ben-Yakar Deloitte Israel

For companies, ESG efforts invite both celebration and scrutiny

01.08.22|James Spiro
Environmental, Social, and corporate Governance is becoming a mainstay for companies - to the delight and ire of many
Melanie Garson Tony Blair

The internet is “at risk of fracturing” amid geopolitical unrest and unregulated tech companies

10.07.22|James Spiro
Technology is both the underlying problem and solution to the world’s biggest challenges off and on the internet, explains Dr. Melanie Garson of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Anna Moshe

From Russia with cash: One billion shekels have already flowed into the country because of the war

09.06.22|Sophie Shulman
In recent months, one billion shekels from Russia have been deposited in Israeli banks, and another similar amount is looking to enter the country, along with start-ups that want to move to Israel in their entirety. But the banks, as well as high-tech funds and companies, are afraid of interacting with Russia
מוסף שבועי 11.7.19 ארקדי וולוז' נשיא יאנדקס העולמית

Israel's missed opportunity to recruit Ukrainian and Russian tech employees

22.05.22|Sophie Shulman
While the Israeli government is busy debating whether or not to grant Russian and Ukrainian tech workers work visas, they have already been granted entry by Turkey and Poland who are beating Israel in solving the tech worker shortage
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