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Forced Covid-19 Isolation Hurts Israeli Doctors' Pockets

06.04.20|Adrian Filut, CTech

Physicians who were required to self-isolate after coming into contact with coronavirus patients claim that their March salaries were cut in half

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For a Small Group of Israeli Entrepreneurs, China Spells Opportunity

02.04.18|Ofir Dor

Israeli entrepreneurs are beginning to feel the attraction of the world’s second-largest economy, where an affordable market and a bubbling entrepreneurial atmosphere make up for language barriers

מסיבת עיתונאים ב בנק ישראל נגידת בנק ישראל קרנית פלוג

Slowdown in the Global Tech Sector Could Jeopardizes Israel’s Economy, Report Says

29.03.18|Meir Orbach and Omri Milman

Israel’s central bank published its annual report on Wednesday, fleshing out Israel’s dependency on its thriving tech sector and warning of a potentially dangerous slowdown

מטוס המראה נמל תעופה טיסה ברגע האחרון

Israel’s Unit 8200 Helped Prevent a Terror Attack on Australian Passenger Plane

22.02.18|Raphael Kahan

Unit 8200, the Israeli military's NSA equivalent, has intercepted information that aided the Australian authorities to prevent a terror attack planned by the Islamic State (ISIS)

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Renault-Nissan, Merck & Co, to Open Startup Laboratories in Israel

09.08.17|Hagar Ravet

The companies won a three-years contract to run technology laboratories partially funded by the Israeli government