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Microsoft showcased new artificial intelligence and data tools, with Israeli innovation playing a key role. Over 150 Israeli tech leaders participated, and a major partnership with Varonis was announced.
Prof. Asher Cohen discusses the severe impact of academic boycotts on Israeli universities and the urgent need for international collaboration. He also highlights a new national initiative to advance artificial intelligence infrastructure in Israel.
The United States is backing Israel after a deadly exchange of fire in Gaza that left 24 people dead. Officials accuse Hamas of breaking the ceasefire and blame them for the escalation.
Activist Cameron Kasky, known for his role in March for Our Lives, is running for Congress in New York. He has sparked controversy with harsh criticism of 'white boys' and a campaign platform focused on progressive policies and opposition to aid for Israel.
President Trump is banking on artificial intelligence and tech sector investments to fuel economic growth, highlighted by Saudi Arabia's $1 trillion pledge. Experts warn of risks tied to rising costs and debt in the sector, while industry leaders predict major changes ahead.
President Trump says he will prioritize efforts to end Sudan's civil war after talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The conflict has killed over 40,000 people and displaced millions. Trump pledged to work with Middle Eastern partners to help bring peace to Sudan.
Saudi Arabia and the United States announced billions in private sector deals at a major investment forum in Washington, D.C. The agreements focus on technology, energy, and critical minerals, deepening economic ties and supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals.
MLLe in Riyadh offers a premium Lebanese dining experience with standout starters and a lively atmosphere. While some dishes and desserts are less memorable, the restaurant's quality and ambiance support its recent Michelin guide recognition.
Boeing won a major order from flydubai for 75 737 MAX jets at the Dubai Airshow, following flydubai's earlier purchase of 150 Airbus planes. Emirates also revealed an order for eight more Airbus A350-900s. The show highlighted fierce competition and strong demand in the aviation market.
Israel's parliament has advanced a bill to cut electricity and water to United Nations refugee agency facilities and seize its properties in Jerusalem. The measure follows previous moves to restrict the agency's activities in Israeli territory.
A major research center's report claims the Muslim Brotherhood is deeply embedded in American society and urges the United States to label it a terrorist group. Texas has already taken steps to restrict the group's activities. The report calls for swift action from Congress and policymakers.
The Israeli military says Hezbollah is rebuilding its infrastructure in Beit Lif, southern Lebanon, using civilian buildings to hide operational sites. This activity is described as a violation of previous agreements between Israel and Lebanon.
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