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Shir for Life gala to spotlight neuroblastoma research and families in New York
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Shir for Life will hold its third annual NYC gala on Oct. 19, bringing Pfizer CEO Dr. Albert Bourla, researcher Dr. Robbie Majzner and founder Einat Dado Baralia together for a discussion on advancing neuroblastoma care.
Lilly Israel, XOLTAR launch digital support program for diabetes, obesity patients
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Eli Lilly Israel and XOLTAR have signed a three-year deal to roll out a personalized digital patient support program in Israel for eligible people prescribed treatment for type 2 diabetes or obesity.
Activists back report on Israeli sexualized violence against Palestinians
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A new report from the Palestinian Feminist Collective says Israeli forces have used sexualized and gendered violence against Palestinians in a systematic way from 1948 to the present.
Torox names Yevgeny Vornik CEO to drive product, APAC expansion
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Torox has promoted longtime operator Yevgeny Vornik to chief executive as the company pushes Torox 2.0, expands in Asia-Pacific and scales its new research arm. The move comes as rewarded advertising enters its strongest season and Torox says…
Benefit Media Group triples Tel Aviv CTV impressions with madSense AI
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Benefit Media Group said its Connected TV campaign promoting Tel Aviv to premium U.S. audiences delivered 3x projected impressions, more than 2.1 million completed views and a 99% video completion rate.
Israel picks two deep-tech incubators for physical AI and human-machine interface startups
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The Israel Innovation Authority has chosen two new incubators to build startups in physical AI and human-machine interface, with major backing from Elbit Systems, Ichilov Hospital, Bar-Ilan University and venture investors.
Dan Shechtman says science and technology need different timelines
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Nobel Prize-winning materials scientist Dan Shechtman says breakthrough research can happen quickly, but turning discoveries into usable products can take decades.
Israel Electric Corporation approves iLamp solar lighting pilot
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Israel Electric Corporation has approved a pilot deployment of iLamp autonomous solar lighting infrastructure at one of its facilities in a real-world test of lighting performance, reliability and coastal suitability.
FirstQFM cuts gate times by 33% on QuantWare QPU
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FirstQFM says its quantum foundation model reduced single-qubit gate execution times by 33% on a QuantWare superconducting processor at the Israeli Quantum Computing Center, while preserving fidelity.
Love, Danielle expands worldwide as BRCA drama streams in more markets
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The scripted feature film inspired by Devin Sidell’s BRCA1 experience is now available in South Africa, Israel, Ireland, New Zealand and other countries.
MEMRI adds new research to 9/11 archive for 25th anniversary
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MEMRI is expanding its 9/11 Documentation Project on the attacks’ 25th anniversary with new translations, analysis and clips from media, extremist outlets and other sources.
Reservoir network helps Israel during desalination crisis
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A microalgae bloom shut down five of Israel’s six desalination plants and exposed how much the country still depends on backup water systems.
Israel becomes a live testbed for the AI revolution
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Dr. Adi Hod argues that Israel’s security, innovation and rapid adaptation give it a strategic edge in the AI era. He says the real advantage will go to countries and companies that can shorten the loop from information to decision to action to…
Israel’s AI edge may be speed, not size
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Dr. Adiv Hod argues that Israel’s wartime tech experience is turning the country into a live testbed for artificial intelligence, where faster adaptation matters more than raw scale.
Israeli high-tech stays stable as software cuts jobs and hardware expands
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A new Israel Innovation Authority survey finds Israel’s high-tech workforce held steady in early 2026 even as software companies cut jobs and hardware firms kept hiring.
Marc Schulman traces Israel’s path from Oslo to Oct. 7 in new book
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Historian and journalist Marc Schulman will publish Between Hope & Fear on Sept. 1, 2026, a book that examines how Israel moved from the optimism of the Oslo era to the Hamas attack of Oct. 7, 2023. The book links three decades of war, diplomacy,…
Assisted reproductive technology market seen reaching $73.04 billion by 2035
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Market Research Future projects the global assisted reproductive technology market will grow from $32.60 billion in 2025 to $73.04 billion by 2035, driven by rising infertility, wider reimbursement, and faster adoption of embryo-selection and…
Israel launches NIS 1 billion fast-track funding for startups hit by shekel gains
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The Israel Innovation Authority has opened a NIS 1 billion fast-track program to help startups and early-stage growth companies that have lost runway as the shekel strengthened against the dollar.
Smart City Expo Miami opens with regenerative city focus
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Smart City Expo Miami opened Oct. 5 in Miami for a sold-out seventh straight year, bringing global city leaders and urban innovators together to rethink how technology can make cities more human, resilient and regenerative.
Israel launches NIS 100 million push for national quantum computing hub
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The Israel Innovation Authority has opened a call for proposals to build a national quantum computing R&D infrastructure that would give Israeli companies and researchers access to advanced systems.
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