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הדמייה של מיזם התחדשות עירונית ברחוב סוטין בתל אביב
New towers, new powers: How Israeli municipalities became real estate power players
As projects transform entire neighborhoods, local authorities are moving beyond planning and zoning to demand schools, clinics and public spaces
Yossi Valass | 09.10.26
ערים חכמות
The next city will not be built. It will be programmed
Analysis: From Honduras to Albania and potentially Gaza, private investment in entire urban systems is blurring the line between development and sovereignty
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 09.09.26
ארה"ב תקפה מכליות איראניות
The Kharg trap: How US strikes in Hormuz put Israel’s Mediterranean gas infrastructure at risk
Analysis: As US strikes target Iranian oil assets, Tehran faces strong incentives to avoid symmetric confrontation with Washington and redirect retaliatory operations toward Israel's offshore energy grid; Jerusalem must establish forward deterrence now
Amine Ayoub | 09.09.26
A technical malfunction prevented the explosive from detonating. The drone in Leipzig
The Israeli defense industry’s next customers won’t be wearing uniforms
Analysis: The Leipzig airport incident shows how drones are pushing airports, ports, energy sites and data centers to buy integrated security systems built for civilian operations
Eliel Schleider | 08.21.26
Project for the Israeli Air Force in southern Israel — Architecture by Ada Karmi-Melamede Architects
Designing order for Israel’s security age
Architect Ori Lanir says defense projects demand more than protection, requiring flexible spaces that create order, clarity and calm inside complex systems
ynet Global | 05.30.26
תל אביב
Israel isn’t chasing the future, it’s building it
From AI infrastructure and cybersecurity to quantum computing and autonomous systems, Israeli startups and engineers are positioning the country at the center of the next global technology revolution
ynet Global | 05.21.26
ההתפתחות העירונית באי ניקובר הגדול
'This is genocide': India’s $9 billion Great Nicobar project against China sparks fears over indigenous tribes
India is advancing a $9B plan to develop Great Nicobar with a port, airport and new city near the Malacca Strait, amid rivalry with China; critics warn of rainforest loss and threats to Indigenous tribes, while courts and officials back the project
AFP | 05.20.26
הדמיות של קמפוס אנבידיה המתוכנן בטבעון
The race for the next strategic land: can AI turn Israel’s north into a real estate hotspot?
Investments in technology are reshaping Israel’s land map, and the future of real estate may ultimately be determined outside the country’s center, if the state plans wisely 
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 05.15.26
Bank Hapoalim Corporate Division head Shmulik Arbel
Dalia secures NIS 5.7b for major new power plant
The 850-megawatt Eshkol Avshal project, named for Oct. 7 victim Avshalom Haran and backed by Bank Hapoalim and Siemens technology, is set to boost Israel’s energy capacity by 2029
ynet Global | 05.15.26
חיפה
As globalization gives way to techno-nationalism, Israel stands to emerge stronger
Analysis: As countries reorganize trade, technology and investment around trust rather than efficiency, Israel could gain from its role as a reliable partner in the Western technological bloc
Prof. Ilan Alon | 04.03.26
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