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Why you don’t pay thousands for healthcare in Israel, and why that feels suspicious at first
What is kupat holim? How does Israel’s universal healthcare system actually work, why there’s no bill after a doctor visit and what every new immigrant should know before getting care
ynet Global | 07.16.26
מכתב האיום שהדביק החשוד בשירותים
‘Kill all Jews’: California student arrested over racist messages and campus bomb threats
San José State University graduate student arrested after allegedly posting more than 20 hate messages and threats across campus, including calls to kill Jews and other minorities, bomb threats and swastikas
ynet Global | 07.16.26
Bagira President and CEO Yaron Mizrachi
Israeli defense firm Bagira lands €9 Million NATO support deal
The 15-year agreement with an unnamed NATO member will cover maintenance and operation of Bagira’s military training systems and mobile Gorilla consoles, extending a relationship that included €1.3 million in June purchases
ynet Global | 07.16.26
Sderot
Beyond the headlines: Gaza border city opens its doors to visitors
The English-language experience ‘Discover the Heart of Israel’ will pair international guests with residents for personal stories, a guided tour, a communal meal and activities with local children as Sderot rebuilds after war
ynet Global | 07.16.26
Nicole Raviv
Where Arabic, English and Jewish identity meet: the Israeli singer giving Middle Eastern pop a new voice
With her new single and music video 'Hayati,' Nicole Raviv blends English, Arabic and Middle Eastern influences into a sound shaped by a life lived across continents
ynet Global | 07.16.26
Nanovel’s robot
Israeli AgTech startup Nanovel wins €2.5 million EU grant for citrus-harvesting robots
The Horizon Europe funding will support European field trials and development of Nanovel’s AI-powered, multiarm system for picking oranges and lemons, with a commercial launch planned for 2028 and potential equity backing of up to €4.3 million
ynet Global | 07.16.26
Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally
Church of England backs document branding Israel a ‘racist colonial state’
Synod members voted overwhelmingly to hear the Kairos II document despite warnings from Britain’s chief rabbi that it distorts the conflict, undermines Israel’s legitimacy and threatens Jewish-Christian relations
ynet Global | 07.15.26
Oak team
Oak raises $60 million for AI-native identity platform
Founded by veteran entrepreneur Shai Morag and product executive Tal Marom, the Israeli cybersecurity startup aims to replace fragmented access-management tools with a unified system governing human users, machines and AI agents across enterprise networks
ynet Global | 07.15.26
Brain grid
The Israeli startup that cracked the brain’s code with AI
Hemispheric’s six-billion-parameter model analyzes noninvasive EEG data to help diagnose neurological and psychiatric disorders and guide personalized treatment
ynet Global | 07.15.26
Solaers CEO, Alon Segev
Israeli firm Solaer targets AI boom with renewable-powered data center in Chile
The renewable energy developer signed a long-term lease for 20,000 dunams in Chile’s Atacama region, where it plans a data center powered by solar energy, storage and desalinated water infrastructure
ynet Global | 07.15.26
FACTOR X
A Harvard researcher, a longevity doctor and Bar Refaeli are chasing the future of skincare
Factor X, founded by Refaeli alongside physician Dr. Inbal Gat, Harvard-trained scientist Dr. Shira Orr and entrepreneur Eran Orr, has raised several million dollars to develop a platform that aims to influence aging processes inside skin cells
ynet Global | 07.14.26
Groundwork BioAg founders and team
Syngenta partners with Israeli agtech firm Groundwork BioAg on soil carbon program
The companies will combine Groundwork BioAg’s mycorrhizal crop technology with a carbon credit program initially targeting corn, soy, cereals and sunflower farmers in Latin America and Europe
ynet Global | 07.14.26
רפואה ובינה מלאכותית
Digital assistants, peaceful vacations: How AI keeps tech companies running
Summer vacations are an annual challenge for the workflow and business continuity tech offices; this year, companies are actively adopting advanced AI agents to support human teams and ensure projects continue to flow smoothly while employees relax
ynet Global | 07.14.26
Birthday-themed playground has opened in Ma’alot-Tarshiha
Israel’s first birthday-themed playground turns celebrations into child’s play
New northern Israel park aims to make birthday parties easier for local families, offering reservable outdoor space, play equipment and themed installations as part of the city’s new sports complex
ynet Global | 07.14.26
תשלום בכרטיס אשראי
New to Israel? How new immigrants can avoid costly banking mistakes | Part 2
In part 2: from everyday fees to managing foreign currency, new immigrants face hidden banking costs; Gila Yosef, Manager of Bank Leumi’s Netanya branch, explains how to stay in control and avoid small expenses that quickly add up
ynet Global | 07.13.26
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