Montreal–Israel tech ties strengthen at cyber event
A growing Montreal–Israel tech network spotlights innovation and tackles rising cyber risks while building cross‑community ties
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El Al, Arkia ease flight cancellation rules while foreign carriers trim Israel schedules
The announcements come as some foreign airlines have adjusted operations in the region, with the majority of the carriers citing the security situation.
US sanctions UK-based Palestine activist and purported Hamas member due to terror ties
Birawi is sanctioned for having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for the The Popular Conference for Palestinians Abroad.
Knesset to vote on first reading of 2026 state budget, amid haredi parties' threats
If the state budget is not approved in all three readings by the end of March, when the fiscal year closes, the Knesset will automatically dissolve, and elections will be called.
How did CUNY become the most antisemitic US university in just two years? Campus group finds out
Through the early 2000s, CUNY regularly had close to, or above, double-digit numbers of campus presidents who were Jewish. By March 2023, there was not a single Jew among the 80 leadership positions
Israel moves forward with potential game-changing cyber law
The Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) has to protect the country from the third most cyber attacks in the world
Netanyahu warns of militant Islam and radical left antisemitism in talks with EU MPs
Delegation from Hungary, Austria, Spain and France thanked for support as Israeli branch announced
Israel's 'model ally' from Pentagon is key signal, even if downplayed by media - analysis
Washington signaled where it intends to anchor its Middle East strategy: in self-reliant partners willing to fight for their own security.
Liberman sends guidelines to opposition heads for post-Netanyahu gov't, excluding Gantz
The letter comes amid shifting dynamics within Israel’s opposition bloc as parties aim to gain enough seats to beat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the next elections.
IDF searching for slain hostage Ran Gvili's body in Gaza before time runs out
The IDF is rushing to find the last Israeli hostage in Gaza as the clock ticks down for opening the Rafah Crossing.
How the morning coffee affects mood and hunger later in the day
Coffee with oat milk is perceived as healthy, but in the morning on an empty stomach it may cause sugar spikes, fatigue, and cravings – here’s how to drink it correctly.
