Israel's Amnon Shashua named one of Time's top AI influencers of 2025
While Mobileye's technology does utilize artificial intelligence, Amnon Shashua has also become an active player in the AI field through his other ventures.
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UK-Israel ties remain strong in business, innovation despite friction over Gaza
Norway to review sovereign wealth fund's Israel investments
The fund's investment in the Bet Shemesh Engines Ltd group is worrying, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere told public broadcaster NRK.
Israel’s ZOOZ Power bets big on bitcoin with $180 m. war chest
The PIPE deal—subject to shareholder approval at an 8 September meeting—will see ZOOZ issue 180 million ordinary shares and prepaid warrants at $1 each.
Inside Druze TEC, the new empowerment center reshaping Israel’s tech workforce
Druze TEC studies are open to both men and women of the Druze community after they complete their IDF and National Service obligations.
Romania to become first European country to procure Israel's Iron Dome
Romania is set to sign the procurement agreement this coming fall. “These are defensive missile batteries that we don’t have and we need them,” Romanian Defense Minister Mosteanu said.
AI hiring in Israel’s tech sector doubled in first half of 2025, GotFriends says
Compensation for C++, Python, product management, and algorithms roles climbed 4‑6 percent in the January–June period.
Can technology save Israel's democracy from decades-long decay?
Here is the rather shocking evidence of the decades-long decay of democracy in Israel and abroad, a problem long neglected, and an interview with an expert who proposes a sweeping solution.
'Not quite human': Popular band confirmed to have been AI, stunning fans
After stories broke that the band may not exist, the band’s Spotify bio was updated to read that artificial intelligence had been used.
FedEx resumes Israel services, imposes surcharge on select routes
The exchange of missile fire between Israel and Iran had forced carriers to cancel or divert thousands of flights, shutting off much of the region's airspace.
The price of conflict: Israel's economy has barely survived over a year of war, experts say
The general consensus of the conference was that Israel is only able to survive and thrive thanks to its national resilience and spirit of mutual responsibility.
After damages from Iran attacks, Israel's small businesses are stuck in Tax Authority limbo
Many small businesses have been hit and are now effectively in limbo as they wait for compensation.
