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Wiz will lease discounted office space in Tel Aviv's Landmark 2 tower as part of a Cyberstarts initiative to cluster portfolio companies. Some startups are hesitant to join, citing competition and building concerns.
The International Criminal Court faces major challenges at its annual meeting, including sanctions, leadership turmoil, and member withdrawals. Delegates are debating the court's future as it seeks renewed support amid growing pressure.
Saudi Arabia's Regional Voluntary Carbon Market Company has announced new partnerships in Asia to expand carbon credit trading and project development. The agreements aim to strengthen the company's presence in Asian markets and support the growth of a transparent carbon market in the region.
YNetJewish law, minus the bureaucracy: how Zoom weddings opened a halachic back door arouDecember 04, 2025
A new service in Israel allows couples to marry under Jewish law without the Chief Rabbinate and still be officially registered. This offers a new path for traditional weddings with civil recognition.
Salesforce's chief executive Marc Benioff addresses investor concerns after the company's market value plunged due to artificial intelligence worries. The sell-off wiped out over one hundred billion dollars in shareholder wealth.
TimesofIsraelHigh Court to review justice minister's power to appoint a supervisor in a criminal investigationDecember 04, 2025
The High Court will review whether the justice minister can appoint a supervisor in criminal investigations when legal officials have conflicts of interest. The process continues despite challenges, with a full hearing set for 2026.
YNetAs direct talks begin, Lebanon fears Israel may opt for 'surgical strike' while HezboDecember 04, 2025
Lebanon remains tense as direct talks begin and speculation mounts over possible Israeli military action. Hezbollah is expected to announce its position in a speech on Friday. The nation awaits clarity on whether the threat of war has truly passed.
The Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah unveils a diverse slate of films exploring themes of identity, resilience, and hope. Entries span Saudi, Somali, Lebanese, Palestinian, Japanese, Iranian, and Rohingya stories. The festival runs from December 4 to 13.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has chosen Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman as the next head of Mossad, succeeding David Barnea. Gofman is recognized for his extensive military experience and leadership during recent conflicts.
December 04, 2025
Israel has called on India to label Hamas and similar groups as terrorist organisations, stressing the importance of India's influence in the region. Israeli officials say such a move would strengthen regional security and demonstrate a clear stance against terrorism.
TimesofIsrael'Breaking those who are trying to break you': Smotrich targets banks, chains ahead of budget voteDecember 04, 2025
Finance Minister Smotrich vows to challenge banks and retail chains, promising reforms to lower living costs and taxes. He threatens to oppose the 2026 budget unless his proposals are adopted, raising tensions with the prime minister over spending priorities.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is rolling out new barriers and guards to curb fare evasion in the subway, resulting in a notable drop in unpaid rides. Despite progress, fare beating still costs the city hundreds of millions each year.






