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3D-printed homes on table as Israel mulls overhaul of building regulations
Severe labor shortages, rising costs and outdated standards push planning administration to open building codes to innovation for the first time in 50 years
Hila Tsion
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02.15.26
Russia held secret Israel-Iran talks to avert clash, ready to help broker US-Iran deal
Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov says Moscow quietly mediated at both countries’ request to prevent escalation, as tensions over Iran mount and trade and political ties between Russia and Israel continue despite global strains
Itamar Eichner
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02.15.26
Deal or strike? The second US carrier and Netanyahu’s October 7 reckoning
Analysis: As Washington weighs sending a second carrier to the Middle East amid Iran tensions, a parallel battle unfolds in Israel over October 7: deterrence, missed warnings and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s campaign to reshape responsibility
Nadav Eyal
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02.14.26
Israeli shark diving community pushes to reopen Hadera beach after fatal attack
Nearly a year after a diver was killed by a shark near the Orot Rabin power plant, Israeli shark enthusiasts demand regulated access, arguing the predators are vital to the ecosystem and unfairly feared
Matan Tzuri
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02.14.26
Why is our avocado at risk? The story behind the quiet crisis on our plates
Avocados, almonds and blueberries rely on pollinators that are disappearing as farms lean on honeybees alone; why biodiversity matters for yields, prices and long-term food security in a warming world
Thai Sade
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02.14.26
From Latin America to Israel, Trump escalates foreign political interventions
After sharply criticizing President Isaac Herzog over a potential pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump expands a pattern of overt involvement abroad, from sanctions threats to election pressure
ynet Global, AFP
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02.13.26
Temperatures rise across Israel, dust and local rain ahead
Slight warming expected Thursday with further heat Friday, dusty air and possible sandstorms in the south; local showers and isolated thunderstorms forecast for the north and center by Saturday
ynet Global
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02.12.26
Gulf states to Trump: there's still a deal to be made with Iran
As Netanyahu prepares to present Israel’s red lines to Trump, Gulf states are working to cool tensions; Iranian official visits Oman and Qatar, which — along with Turkey — are urging Washington to avoid a strike
Lior Ben Ari
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02.11.26
Stronger on paper, tough road ahead for Team Israel at World Baseball Classic
Led by big-leaguers Harrison Bader and Dean Kremer, Israel faces a daunting Pool D lineup in Miami against Venezuela, the Dominican Republic and the Netherlands as it looks to recreate past tournament magic
Liran Friedmann
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02.11.26
Why Israel-US economic ties matter more than ever
From high-tech jobs and venture capital to AI, cyber and digital health, young professionals depend on US investment and market access as both economies navigate uncertainty and a changing global landscape
Galit Meyran, Calcalist
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02.11.26
Israel slips in global corruption index as democratic concerns deepen, report warns
Israel fell to 35th place in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, with watchdogs warning the decline reflects growing damage to democratic norms, judicial independence and safeguards meant to restrain political power
Ron Crissy
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02.10.26
Netanyahu heads to Washington for closed-door meeting with Trump: what’s he worried about?
PM seeks to press Trump on strict red lines over Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic missiles, even as US allies in the region push for a lighter deal
Itamar Eichner
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02.09.26
Astera Labs opens Israel design center to boost AI connectivity development
The new R&D hub in Tel Aviv and Haifa will focus on next-generation AI fabrics and memory solutions, led by industry veterans Guy Azrad and Ido Bukspan
Dennis Bihler
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02.09.26
Israel fears a deal that could worsen the Iran threat, leaving missile and nuclear risks intact
Opinion: The prime minister’s hurried trip to Washington aims to push Donald Trump to limit concessions to Iran and avoid a prolonged negotiation that could strengthen Tehran’s missile and nuclear capabilities
Ron Ben-Yishai
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02.08.26
Netanyahu's message to Trump and reasons for hasty trip, as attack on Iran seems less likely
While the possibility of an American attack is still hanging in the air, Israelis are concerned about an agreement that does not include the issue of Iran's ballistic missiles, and hope that Netanyahu will be able to convince Trump to insist on this
Itamar Eichner
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02.08.26
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