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In a rather modest building somewhere in Israel, a startup in IDF uniform is developing technologies for soldiers on the front lines, including a new type of drone that troops today do not fight without.
Benjamin Netanyah has strengthened the US-Israel security partnership and deepened cooperation, but behind the close strategic alliance lay a long and troubling process. This is how the prime minister’s years in power pushed Israel away from America’s heartland.
Israel must make Hezbollah question whether using this weapon is worth it. It can achieve this only by bringing down buildings in Beirut. A change in approach is also necessary given Hezbollah's efforts to establish an equation that takes us back to the days before November 2024.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened the limited cabinet, with the discussion focused on what appears to be another possible round of fighting with Iran. Trump: The Iranians "want to make a deal more than ever."
International participation surges fourfold as students from Egypt, the US, Japan and beyond compete in Tel Aviv University's fifth annual competition.
