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IsraelIsraeli prime minister visits Egypt in first official trip for a decade
Bennett, the head of a far-right party who took office in June, was invited to visit by Sisi last month and the two were due to meet in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on the southern tip of ...
Six Palestinians escape Israeli jail, including top ex-militant
A large search operation was immediately launched involving police, the army and special forces, according to statements from the IPS and police. Sniffer dogs and aerial assets were used in the ...
Palestinian president, Israeli defence minister hold rare talks
Israel's defence minister has met Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas for a rare high-level meeting, but a source close to prime minister Naftali Bennett insisted Monday his government had no plans to ...
Biden, Israeli PM seek to reset relations, narrow differences on Iran
President Joe Biden and Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett on Thursday will seek to reset the tone of US-Israeli relations in their first White House meeting and find common ground on Iran ...
Phone hacking technology
Why would the state consider citizens the enemy?
Why would the country consider its citizens the enemy and tap their phones in the name of surveillance? The culture of spying on citizens must stop
Israel strikes Gaza after border clashes
Israeli warplanes bombed Gaza Saturday after clashes between its troops and Palestinian protesters left dozens injured, including an Israeli border policeman and a 13-year-old Palestinian boy who ...
Stop misusing phone-hacking technology
Haaretz has reported that the Israeli company Cellebrite has decided to stop selling its phone-hacking technology to Bangladesh out of concern for human rights and privacy violations
Israeli phone hacking firm Cellebrite decides to stop sales to Bangladesh
Israeli firm Cellebrite has decided to stop selling its phone-hacking technology to Bangladesh because its hardware was reportedly used by a paramilitary unit accused of extrajudicial killings, ...
Cancer patients' own cells used in 3D printed tumours to test treatments
The scientists extract ‘a chunk’ of the tumour from the brain of a patient with glioblastoma–an aggressive cancer with a very poor prognosis–and use it to print a model matching their MRI scans
Wildfire in Jerusalem hills sends smoke clouds over city
Israel's Magen David Adom national ambulance service reported no serious injuries, and there appeared to be little danger that the fires, some 10 km west of Jerusalem, would reach the city
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