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Israel’s Cellwize to supply Intel with software that launches 5G networks
Cellwize Wireless Technologies Inc., a maker of cloud and artificial intelligence-based software that can help
UN calls for action on worst ‘cascade of human rights setbacks in our lifetimes’
GENEVA — The UN rights chief called Monday for “concerted action” to help recover from
Iran's president-elect won’t meet Biden, demands US ‘lift all oppressive sanctions’
Iran’s president-elect said Monday he wouldn’t meet with President Joe Biden nor negotiate over Tehran’s
Iran’s Raisi says won’t meet Biden or negotiate on missiles, support for proxies
TEHRAN — Iran’s president-elect said Monday he wouldn’t meet with US President Joe Biden nor
Hamas naysays talks with UN over ceasefire, to decide ‘next steps’
Talks with UN to bolster ceasefire go nowhere, Hamas complains A meeting between the Hamas
Internet reform to see merger of ISP, infrastructure subscriptions
Israeli home internet consumers will no longer have to grapple with the complexities of service
Daily Briefing June 21 – Israel sees COVID surge, PA rejects vaccine transfer
Welcome to The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what’s happening
Sweden PM loses confidence vote amid housing crisis, toppling government
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Stefan Lofven, Sweden’s Social Democratic prime minister since 2014, lost a confidence
Israel’s i24News channel to open Dubai office
The Israel-based i24News television network said Monday it would open an office in Dubai, the
Music-app maker JoyTunes said to be new Israeli unicorn with Google investment
JoyTunes, a startup that makes apps that teach people to play music, has become a
Coalition MK to co-host ‘occupation-apartheid’ Knesset event
Two lawmakers from the coalition and opposition are set to host an event in the
As virus infection rate rises once more, health experts say: Don’t panic
Israel’s virus transmission rate has risen to 1.77 amid several renewed local outbreaks of the
TV: Police chief formally okays use of low-caliber bullets for riots in Israel
In the wake of rioting and unrest that swept a number of mixed Jewish-Arab cities
'A stressful night – but now Wales are smiling'
Watching Wales lose to Italy on Sunday probably shouldn’t have been as nerve-racking as it
Israel’s Bennett warns world leaders about dealing with Iran’s new ‘regime of executioners’
Israel’s Prime Minister Naftali Bennet on Sunday warned about the outcome of Iran’s presidential election
Minister’s beach pics go viral; PM: ‘Stop putting the men to shame’
A video of Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov went viral over the weekend, with the citizenry
Amateur cyclist, an immigrant dancer, is new national champion
Israel’s newest national cycling champion is a 25-year-old immigrant dancer and barista, Vlad Logionov. Logionov,
Iran says nuclear power plant shutdown was due to ‘technical fault’
Iran’s southern Bushehr nuclear power plant has been temporarily shut down over a “technical fault,”
Israel’s Bedouin doubtful of positive change under new government
From her tin-roof home in the sweltering Negev desert, Umm Jawad Abu Qwaider offers her
IDF rejects appeal against plans to raze illegal West Bank outpost
The Israel Defense Forces has rejected out of hand an appeal against the planned evacuation
Iran’s sole nuclear power plant undergoes emergency shutdown
Iran’s sole nuclear power plant has undergone an unexplained temporary emergency shutdown, state TV reported
Bullet fired at Brooklyn synagogue, no injuries
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Government orders stepped up COVID screening at airport, quarantine inspections
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced late Sunday that Israel would step up COVID testing and
Rabbi wants US Jews to be more involved in boardroom battles for social justice
JTA — When Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster began visiting the tomato fields of Florida as an
Three countries said to ask Israel for vaccine doses Palestinians don’t want
Three countries have approached Israel to request the 1 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine
Lacking a majority, vote to extend Palestinian family reunification ban delayed
A bill that would extend a measure that bars granting citizenship to Palestinians who marry
PM’s Office staff: ‘Significant’ paper shredding before Bennett arrival – report
Workers in the Prime Minister Office claim there was a significant amount of document shredding