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This is what Holocaust denial looks like in 2025
New report reveals a chilling phenomenon of October 7 massacre denial on social media that is disturbingly reminiscent of traditional Holocaust denial methods; Despite stated policies, social media platforms’ algorithms not only fail to prevent the phenomenon – they sometimes even promote it
Raphael Kahan
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07:35 | 04.24.25
Xiaomi Watch S4 is a reliable, budget-friendly smartwatch, but compromises are apparent
Xiaomi Watch S4 impresses with its sleek design, strong battery and reliable performance at an affordable price; However, it lacks cellular connectivity, advanced health tracking and payment capabilities in Israel, leaving it as an option mainly for Xiaomi enthusiasts
Israel Wullman
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16:24 | 04.23.25
China’s Avatr launches affordable EV with advanced tech, eyeing global markets
Chinese automaker Avatr, backed by Changan and CATL, has launched the 06 electric sedan, undercutting Tesla Model 3 by 7% in price; Offering advanced features, hybrid and electric powertrains, and cutting-edge tech, the 06 is set to debut in Israel by 2026
Noam Rhein, iCar
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01:24 | 04.23.25
Anyone can see it on Google Maps: Israel's most sensitive sites revealed in high level of detail on internet
High-resolution satellite images of Israel's Dimona Nuclear Center, IDF bases and Gaza operations are now publicly available on mapping platforms; Despite security risks, the Defense Ministry remains silent, as global services bypass US restrictions under outdated regulations
Raphael Kahan
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19:18 | 04.22.25
ChatGPT’s hidden toll: AI courtesy fuels $700K daily costs
Each 'thank you' given to AI chat bots costs 10 cents and half a liter of water, exposing the unsustainable truth behind human warmth for machines
Raphael Kahan
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08:59 | 04.22.25
Israeli social security warns of phishing scam using fake messages, spoofed website
New phishing scam targets Israelis by impersonating the National Insurance Institute; fake messages warn of 'unusual activity' and link to a fraudulent site
Daniela Ginzburg
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19:29 | 04.21.25
Israel to phase out copper networks as fiber-optic transition gains momentum
Ministry of Communications is phasing out copper and cable networks used by Bezeq and HOT, transitioning to fiber-optic infrastructure by 2030; The move will modernize telephony and internet services, with backup solutions planned for power outages during the transition
Israel Wullman
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10:44 | 04.21.25
Humanoid robots run Beijing half marathon in global first
Beijing hosts world’s first humanoid robot marathon, placing leading developers against each other and showcasing China’s ambition to lead the globe's robotics race
Daniela Ginzburg
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07:17 | 04.21.25
Advanced OpenAI models hallucinate more than older versions, internal report finds
Report finds newer inferential models hallucinate nearly half the time while experts warn of unresolved flaws, deliberate deception and a long road to human-level AI reliability
Tal Shahaf
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01:07 | 04.21.25
WhatsApp on desktop? This file could hack your PC — here’s how to stay safe
Critical chat app vulnerability allows attackers to disguise malicious code as innocent files like images, prompting urgent updates
Raphael Kahan
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18:53 | 04.20.25
Like ChatGPT, only secret: This is Genie, the IDF's artificial intelligence
Revealed: Military's new AI tool, powered by RAG technology, is reshaping warfare by delivering instant, accurate battlefield insights to soldiers, which gives commanders a tactical edge
Israel Wullman
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15:38 | 04.15.25
Smart machines that walk, walk and work with you: Inside Israel’s homegrown robot revolution
A robotic dog for soldiers, a social office assistant and a companion for the elderly—HRI consortium unveils AI-powered robots that understand natural language and integrate seamlessly into human teams, from the battlefield to the boardroom
Tal Shahaf
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16:08 | 04.11.25
WhatsApp rolls out slew of exciting new user features
New tools include live group activity, smart alerts, voice-to-text and QR codes for easy channel access and engagement
Daniela Ginzburg
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15:14 | 04.10.25
Genesis unveils X Gran Coupe, Cabriolet: A Korean contender for Bentley’s throne
Genesis reveals the X Gran Coupe and Cabriolet prototypes at the Seoul Motor Show, signaling its ambition to rival Bentley's Continental GT; Featuring innovative designs and luxurious interiors, the models highlight Genesis' drive to climb higher in the premium market
Nir Ben Zaken, iCar
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16:45 | 04.08.25
Israel's brain drain reaches high-tech sector
Publicly traded Israeli tech companies now employ half their workforce abroad, including a rise in R&D hiring, despite Israel’s historical advantage in local talent
Israel Wullman
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11:13 | 04.07.25
With Trump tariffs incoming, phones, laptops, earphones about to get much more expensive
Apple expected to be hit hardest by new duties among tech giants, but Google, Meta and Microsoft also face significant losses—even before any retaliatory levies are imposed on their products
Israel Wullman
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08:17 | 04.07.25
From $32B exits to breakdowns: The dark underbelly of Israel’s high-tech glitter
Gali Bloch-Liran, Israeli coach for entrepreneurs and investors, reveals why life at the top of the country's high-tech industry is far less glamorous than it seems
Tal Giladi
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18:20 | 04.05.25
Beyond ChatGPT: How AI agents are changing the game
Israeli tech CEO Mickey Haslavsky talks with Ynet on OpenAI’s AI agent advancements, automation’s future and why humans will remain essential in an AI-driven world
Ynetnews
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13:38 | 04.05.25
Meta’s vision for the future: Smart glasses with gesture controls and built-in displays
Meta is accelerating its push into augmented reality with the Hypernova smart glasses, featuring hand gesture controls, integrated displays, and enhanced cameras; Positioned to challenge Apple’s dominance, Meta aims to redefine wearable tech while setting the stage for future AR innovation
Raphael Kahan
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22:01 | 04.04.25
Israeli tech industry scrambles as Trump's global trade war expands
Israeli high-tech leaders express concerns over US tariffs, warning of rising costs, lost competitiveness and potential production shifts; Confusion over the scope of the tariffs leaves the industry in uncertainty, while some speculate on possible opportunities
Tal Shahaf
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18:26 | 04.04.25
Not just anime: How to make ChatGPT create mind-blowing images
OpenAI has launched a new feature allowing ChatGPT users to generate images at the click of a button; within days, social media was flooded with AI-generated visuals; here’s how it works—and how you can try it yourself
Daniela Ginzburg
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12:46 | 04.04.25
Is AI moving too fast? Industry leaders set panic threshold
Anthropic unveils new safeguards under ‘responsible scaling’ policy, setting red lines for models that could aid in weapons, mass automation or uncontrollable tech acceleration—vowing to pause development if risks cross critical thresholds
Raphael Kahan
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14:42 | 04.03.25
When Fortnite replaces Yad Vashem: How Gen Z is learning about the Holocaust through video games
Luc Bernard, Jewish-French-American video game creator, uses gaming to teach Holocaust memory and fight antisemitism; his virtual 'Holocaust Museum' in Fortnite reaches millions, shows video games are powerful tools to educate youth
Daniela Ginzburg
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11:08 | 04.03.25
Hackers exploit voicemail to hijack Telegram accounts in Israel, experts warn
Cyber campaign, traced to Bangladesh and Indonesia, uses fake profiles and social engineering to breach Telegram accounts; Experts urge Israelis to disable voicemail or change default PINs and activate two-step verification for protection
Raphael Kahan
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13:22 | 04.02.25
Web3 and the rise of the everyday entrepreneur
By decentralizing value creation, Web3 shifts power from tech giants to individuals, allowing users to earn from their data, attention and digital engagement; everyday online activities—like gaming, browsing and storing files—can now become income-generating opportunities
Prof. Ilan Alon
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20:47 | 03.29.25
'Israeli tech is a long-term asset, not a short-term risk': Avi Hasson on Israel’s tech future
Despite war, political instability and economic strain, Startup Nation Central CEO Avi Hasson says Israel’s tech sector is growing — and thriving; speaking to Ynetnews, he urges a shift from startups to scale-ups and says crisis continues to drive bold innovation
Hillel Fuld
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02:28 | 03.27.25
The book Zuckerberg wants to silence is a bestseller
Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism — a memoir by a former Facebook staffer, becomes a global success despite Meta's attempt to suppress sales
Israel Wullman
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08:16 | 03.26.25
Signal, the app that caused a storm in the White House
Signal’s touted encryption and privacy features face scrutiny after a simple group chat error exposed classified U.S. military plans, revealing critical gaps in secure communication protocols for sensitive government operations
Daniela Ginzburg
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21:15 | 03.25.25
Israeli chutzpah and Japanese perfectionism: Sony Israel's success story
Sony Semiconductor Israel develops groundbreaking chips for smart devices while maintaining Israeli leadership under Japanese management and overcoming cultural challenges
Israel Wullman
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13:26 | 03.22.25
Have we lost control of AI? The study that shook OpenAI researchers
Researchers at OpenAI hope to monitor and control the reasoning processes of their advanced AI models, however, new findings reveal a troubling reality: as AI systems become more sophisticated, they are also becoming harder to restrain from acting unpredictably
Tal Shahaf
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19:14 | 03.21.25
Meet the Israeli cyber investors cashing in on Google’s $32B Wiz deal
Historic acquisition set to benefit top Israeli cyber investors, including Nir Zuk, Shlomo Kramer and Miki Boodaei; all three also backed Gili Raanan’s CyberStarts fund, one of Wiz’s earliest investors, positioning them for major returns
Sophie Shulman, Meir Orbach, Calcalist
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21:34 | 03.19.25
War showed investors superiority of Kela technology, founder says
After tech firm secures $39 million in funding founder, president says the company aims to sell exclusively to democracies; Kela leadership says their military and defense experience increased investor confidence
Tal Shahaf
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09:32 | 03.19.25
Why did Google pay $32 billion for Wiz? Behind the tech giant's biggest buy ever
Google plans to fold Wiz’s cloud security platform into a new cybersecurity division, enhancing AI-driven infrastructure and protecting sensitive data; Israeli startup’s seamless tech positions Google to compete directly with Microsoft
Raphael Kahan
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02:28 | 03.19.25
War means revenue: Elbit’s defense sales surge to nearly $7B amid European rearmament
Israeli defense contractor Q4 revenue up 19% and order backlog rises by $5 billion; with strong demand in Europe due to perceived Russian aggression and IDF operations in Gaza, profits soar 30%, reaching $400 million in 2024
Navit Zomer
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22:05 | 03.18.25
Google parent company to acquire Wiz for $33 billion in biggest exit in Israeli high-tech history
Eight months after talks collapsed, Alphabet to acquire Israeli company in its largest deal ever; firm will remain independent in Israel, with founders set to pocket $2-3B; its 1,800 employees will receive sale and retention grants worth millions
Israel Wullman
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13:54 | 03.18.25
The prophet of Silicon Valley doom: 'We must stop, we are not ready for AI'
Eliezer Yudkowsky, a pioneer in AI research, called for halting AI development before it's too late; according to him, humanity lacks the ability to control technology that will eventually surpass human intelligence; 'It can evolve beyond our control'
Amir Bogen
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23:06 | 03.17.25
Google's parent Alphabet in advanced talks to acquire Wiz for $30 billion
Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz could be acquired soon , the Wall Street Journal reports; comes nearly a year after the two companies came close to signing a $23 billion deal
News Agencies
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22:52 | 03.17.25
CIA invests in secretive Israeli defense-tech firm
Kela Technologies steps out of the shadow to reveal its open platform, enabling militaries to embed new civilian technologies into their systems; the company that was founded after the Oct. 7 massacre says technology to streamline decision making in battlefield
Sophie Shulman, Calcalist
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11:33 | 03.17.25
Humanoid robots with advanced AI set to revolutionize industries
Robots to mimic human behavior, navigate environments, and perform complex tasks; Israeli company Mentee Robotics unveils its latest robot, MenteeBot 3.0, to compete in the rapidly growing global robotics market
Tal Shahaf
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09:06 | 03.17.25
Ultra-Orthodox rabbi becomes a Microsoft corporate vice president: 'There were challenges and stigmas, of course'
Rabbi Yitzhak Kesselman, who grew up in a mixed Jewish-Arab neighborhood in Ramla, will lead the real-time data analytics division, managing around 400 employees; 'I've never seen a conflict between my work and my faith'
Israel Wolman
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18:57 | 03.16.25
Espionage, targets and a scandal: How a former Israeli prime minister's cyber firm got into trouble
After NSO, another Israeli cyber firm faces allegations of spyware abuse, targeting journalists and human rights activists; How did Paragon, founded by Ehud Barak, land in trouble despite pledging to avoid NSO’s mistakes—and can it escape the fallout?
Tal Shahaf
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22:13 | 03.15.25
Israeli startup QuamCore claims breakthrough in scaling quantum computers
Company comes to light with a scalable quantum processor design, integrating control systems directly into cryogenic chambers and securing $9M to advance its million-qubit vision
Tal Shahaf
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22:27 | 03.12.25
RTX 5000 series redefines gaming with AI focus
Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5000 GPUs push AI-powered features like DLSS 4 to the forefront, offering enhanced frame rates and resolution upscaling, but limited improvements in traditional processing leave gamers questioning the trade-offs
Denis Vitchevsky
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19:43 | 03.12.25
After lawsuit settlement, LinkedIn restores pro-Israel account it had suspended
LinkedIn reinstated Marc J. Strohl’s pro-Israel account - suspended after he reported antisemitic posts - after a lawsuit but faces growing criticism over alleged selective enforcement against Jewish and pro-Israel users; More suspensions are under legal review, with potential action against Microsoft
Daniel Edelson, New York
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23:48 | 03.11.25
'We can’t afford to lose our grit': Start-up guru Shai Wininger warns Israeli tech is losing its edge
'Building and growing companies here is what Zionism is all about': The founder of Fiverr and Lemonade in a special interview with Ynetnews says there’s no better time to 'remind the world how incredibly resilient we are as a nation,' while also calling for better political leadership - 'Most Israeli politicians wouldn’t pass a single interview with any successful company'
Hillel Fuld
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23:15 | 03.11.25
No green screen, no massive budgets: The Israeli tech shaking up Hollywood
Israeli-US startup Voia reimagines filmmaking with AI that enhances human actors, using iPhones and basic lighting to create Hollywood-grade visuals at a fraction of traditional CGI costs
Tal Shahaf
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01:52 | 03.11.25
Musk says widespread cyberattack hits X platform
Everyone's asking, 'is twitter down?': The social media platform has been experiencing widespread issues throughout the day, with users across the globe reporting difficulties accessing the website and app
Daniela Ginzburg
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20:22 | 03.10.25
Massive data breach: Israelis' COVID records, other information on sale for $1 million
A group claiming antisemitic motives is selling a database of 500,000 Israeli COVID-19 vaccination records for $1 million obtained from hackers; With cyberattacks on Israel surging during war, security breaches expose vulnerabilities in sensitive platforms and personal information
Raphael Kahan
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20:02 | 03.10.25
Israel’s tech sector defies crisis as global investors bet big on local startups
Despite a year of war and economic uncertainty, Israel's tech sector secured more than $12 billion in funding, with top Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz emerging as one of the most active foreign investors
Hillel Fuld
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15:50 | 03.06.25
Boom Supersonic’s Overture jet promises unrivaled speed, sustainability
The Overture airliner is set to fly at Mach 1.7, cutting travel times in half. Boom Supersonic envisions a new era of aviation, where speed and environmental responsibility go hand in hand and it overcomes the 'sonic boom challenge'
Asaf Rozen
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01:50 | 03.06.25
Taiwan eyes Israeli role in $100 billion semiconductor investment tied to Trump’s AI push
Taiwan’s top envoy to Israel says Israel will play a crucial role in a new $100 billion cooperation agreement between Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and US President Donald Trump’s administration, calling the partnership 'essential' for the future of artificial intelligence
Itamar Eichner
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20:39 | 03.05.25
$10 million invested in Israel as 5th tech mission tours Jewish State
Business leaders and investors from the US and South America met with leading innovators in Israeli society as part of a mission meant to connect Israelis and Diaspora Jews and promote investment in Israel
The Media Line/Felice Friedson
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21:19 | 03.03.25
Supreme Court fines petitioners for relying on AI-generated fake rulings in legal filings
Court dismisses petition and warns legal professionals would now be held fully accountable for AI-related errors and must 'exercise full caution' to curb growing trend
Lital Dobrovitsky
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12:36 | 03.02.25
The eerily human-like robot taking the internet by storm
Meet ProtoClone – Clone Robotics' new humanoid robot with 1,000 artificial muscles and a skeleton mimicking 206 bones, it's designed for household tasks like laundry and cooking
Raphael Kahan
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13:16 | 03.01.25
Undersea cable sabotage: Russia’s invisible war against the west
By damaging undersea communication and power cables, Russia seeks to disrupt global connectivity and economic stability, turning the digital age into an analog battleground; China and terrorist groups are also implicated in similar attacks worldwide
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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20:37 | 02.28.25
Education ministry AI system criticized over controversial responses
A central complaint involved the AI system labeling actions by Baruch Goldstein as terror but refusing to classify Yahya Sinwar’s October 7 actions as a terrorist act, citing the question as political, sparking public backlash
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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19:34 | 02.28.25
iPhone dictation feature transcribes word ‘racist’ as ‘Trump,’ Apple says working on fix
The glitch spotted on social media went viral, with users finding irony in Apple’s ties to the Democratic party; Innocent AI error or something deeper? You decide.
Raphael Kahan
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22:53 | 02.26.25
Quantum Machines secures $170 million in funding, leading Israeli quantum sector
Israeli quantum computing company has raised $170 million in its latest funding round, bringing total investments to $280 million; With significant revenues and hundreds of clients worldwide, the Israeli firm is leading the quantum computing race by developing next-generation operating systems for quantum computers
Tal Shahaf
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21:07 | 02.25.25
AI is everywhere since October 7, from the battlefield to the cyber arena
Rapid integration of AI into defense, cybersecurity and mass communication has been fast-forwarded since October 7, 2023
The Media Line/ Nathan Klabin
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22:58 | 02.23.25
X and Meta approved antisemitic and anti-Muslim content in Germany
Study finds that Facebook and X approved ads calling for the arrest of migrants or violence against Jews, stopping the 'Jewish globalist agenda,' or the extermination of Muslims
Rephael Kahan
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22:39 | 02.23.25
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