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טראמפ וארדואן בטקס קבלת פנים באנקרה לפני פסגת נאט"ו

Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman vision takes shape across Africa

Opinion: Ankara is combining military bases, arms exports and ‘drone diplomacy’ with embassies, air routes and religious influence to build regional power, forcing Israel to develop a broader strategy with its Abraham Accords partners

Roy Binyamini | 07.13.26

Africa’s energy influence grows as Gulf instability reshapes global trade routes

Even if tensions around the Strait of Hormuz ease, the crisis highlights a lasting shift: Africa is no longer a marginal player in global energy, but an increasingly central source of oil, gas and strategic trade routes

Sarit Ben Shabat | 06.23.26

Military cooperation with Israel has ‘no limit,’ Somaliland foreign minister says

After Jerusalem became home to Somaliland’s first embassy, Abdirahman Dahir Adam tells ynet that Israeli tourists and businesses are welcome as the African country looks to deepen ties; 'Ready to cooperate in any field that serves the interests of both countries'

Itamar Eichner | 06.19.26

חוף פראיה דה אטלנטה שבאי בואה ויסטה, כף ורדה

Beaches, volcanoes and 350 days of sunshine: meet Cape Verde, the World Cup's breakout team

Cape Verde’s World Cup surprise has put the Atlantic archipelago in the spotlight, with turquoise beaches, volcanic hikes, Afro-Portuguese culture and a relaxed island rhythm drawing new attention to the little-known destination

Roy Elman | 06.17.26

Is the world turning its back on Israel? Poll shows Israel’s global image sinking

A 36-country Pew survey finds unfavorable views of Israel rising worldwide, including among key allies, while confidence in Netanyahu has fallen sharply across much of the West

Daniel Edelson, New York | 06.05.26

Ebola outbreak kills 65 in Congo, with first victim confirmed in Uganda

Health officials say hundreds of suspected cases have been recorded in mining towns in eastern Congo’s Ituri province; tests point to the Bundibugyo strain, for which there is no licensed vaccine, raising fears the virus circulated undetected for weeks

News Agencies | 05.16.26

Former government minister Dan Meridor, right, and Professor Amitai Ziv, left, members of the award committee, with 2026 Charles Bronfman Prize winner Tomer Malchi

CultivAid's Israeli co-founder and CEO honored for food security work in Africa

The Charles Bronfman Prize honoring Jewish humanitarian leaders recognized Dr. Tomer Malchi for leading efforts to move farmers from subsistence agriculture to market-oriented production with $100,000 award

ynet Global | 05.05.26

תיעודים לכאורה מהעיר קידאל בצפון מאלי שעליה לכאורה השתלטו חמושים בדלנים

Massive Al Qaeda offensive rocks Mali as rebels claim key city captured | Watch

Fighting hit areas near Bamako, Kati, Sevare, Gao and Kidal, with helicopters over the capital, roads blocked and reports of explosions near the defense minister’s home

AFP | 04.25.26

Elephants kill American millionaire big-game hunter during Gabon safari

Ernie Dosio was hunting yellow-backed duiker in the Lopé-Okanda rainforest when he and his guide encountered five female elephants and a calf

ynet | 04.25.26

Even under fire, Israel heals the hearts of children from around the world

Dozens of African children recovering from heart procedures in Holon are forced into shelters as rocket sirens sound; Israeli teams and international staff continue treatment while travel delays leave patients stranded amid security tensions

Itamar Eichner | 03.27.26

Lt. Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni

Uganda army chief says Jesus told him to build Yoni Netanyahu monument; compares Sudan’s RSF to Hitler

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Yoweri Museveni, said he dreamed of erecting a monument to Netanyahu’s brother in Entebbe before likening Sudan’s RSF to Hitler; he later deleted the post about the monument

ynet Global | 02.24.26

ליהי אזולאי, יסמין מילמן והודיה קמרי, על רקע מיזם POWERLENS אותו פיתחו

From Dimona to Nigeria, Israeli students harness the power of the sun to fight global hunger

Middle school students from southern Israel win first place in a UN-backed program for a solar-powered food initiative, with plans to launch a pilot factory in Nigeria within a year

Yogev Israeli | 02.03.26

Israel’s Commit acquires Africa-focused tech recruiter Savannah in strategic talent expansion

The all-cash deal, valued in the millions, expands Commit’s offshore operations into Africa, tapping a fast-growing pool of English-speaking developers as global demand rises for software and AI talent

ynet Global | 01.18.26

The author with Zambian Ambassador to Israel Wesley Mahuba Hazemba

Zambia’s ambassador reveals why Israel holds the key to his country’s future

Zambia and Israel maintained close ties from the mid-1960s through the early 1970s, until relations were strained following the Yom Kippur War

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 01.17.26

‘I walked freely with an Israeli passport’: an Israeli on daily life in Somaliland and pirate threats

Israeli entrepreneur recounts years spent living and working in little-known Somaliland, describing business opportunities, daily life and why he felt safe on land despite the threat of piracy at sea

Sharon Kidon | 12.30.25

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