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Noahide leaders set Jerusalem congress ahead of covenant signing
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The First International Congress of Noahides will bring delegates from six continents to Jerusalem Nov. 2-6, with registration closing Oct. 18. The gathering centers on a joint declaration, a presidential reception and a push to turn dispersed…
Complaint Targets Israeli Chief Justice Over Alleged Protocol Forgeries
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A criminal complaint has been delivered to Israel’s top legal officials alleging systemic courtroom protocol alterations involving at least 10 judges and Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit. The filing could add pressure on the judiciary as it…
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.
More Than 550 Christian Leaders Join October 7 Commemoration in Jerusalem
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About 2,000 Jewish and Christian participants from 117 countries gathered at Jerusalem’s Southern Wall on Oct. 7 to mark the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel.
Eran Zimrin joins Jerusalem Post’s 50 Most Influential Jews of 2026
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Eran Zimrin, president of ELI – Israel Association for Child Protection, has been named to The Jerusalem Post’s 50 Most Influential Jews of 2026. The recognition spotlights ELI’s expanded child protection work in Israel, including school programs,…
More Than 550 Christian Leaders Visit Israel for Eagles’ Wings Delegation
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More than 550 Christian leaders from 51 nations are in Israel for a ten-day Eagles’ Wings delegation during Sukkot and near the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
Muss High School Israel refreshes brand as it targets 10,000 students a year
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Muss High School Israel has unveiled a new logo, website and brand identity as the Jewish National Fund-USA program looks to expand from its 50-year history into a bigger growth phase.
Wagner Law Group urges more proportionate PBGC penalties
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The Wagner Law Group submitted comments on a proposed PBGC penalty rule, arguing that the agency should better distinguish harmless mistakes from willful misconduct and give more weight to voluntary compliance.
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.
Frank Igwealor publishes book on Christian voting and party politics
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Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor has released a new book that argues Christians should weigh American party platforms through Scripture, public policy, and legal analysis.
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.
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.
Noahide leaders to gather in Jerusalem for first international congress
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Nearly 100 Noahide leaders from 20 countries are set to meet in Jerusalem Nov. 2-6 for the first International Congress of Noahides.
Davidson Real Estate tops 100,000 Instagram followers as Israeli luxury homes gain global reach
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The Caesarea-based brokerage says its social-first marketing is widening international demand for Israeli luxury property.
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.
Israel extends partner visa validity to two years
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Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority has updated partner-visa procedures to allow certain B1 and A5 visas to be issued for up to two years, a move that could reduce renewals and paperwork for international couples.
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,…
International security figures back Joe Kaufman's congressional bid
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Joe Kaufman, the Republican candidate in Florida’s 25th Congressional District, is highlighting endorsements from Israeli, Latin American and other international security figures as he campaigns on national security and foreign policy.
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