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Polus Tech drone sensor identifies targets from phone signals
Polus Tech, the tech company of Niv Carmi, one of the founders of cyberattack company NSO, has entered the battlefield for the first time after initially focusing on the search and rescue sector. The company, which was founded in Switzerland, is currently launching a sensor for installation on drones, which can locate targets using the radio signals transmitted from phones. Sources have told "Globes" that the company is in talks with Israel's Ministry of Defense Directorate of Defense R&D (DDR&D) (MAFAT) about putting its products on the market. No response was forthcoming from Polus Tech, which operates in stealth.
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Nvidia embarks on huge investment in Israel
Nvidia has published a request for information (RFI) to find a plot of land between 70 and 120 dunams in area (17.5-30 acres) for the construction of a research and development campus of between 80,000 and 180,000 square meters, with immediate contiguous building rights, located between Zichron Yaakov in the south west, Migdal Ha'emek in the east, Kiryat Ata in the north, and Haifa in the west. Nvidia currently has a total of over 100,000 square meters of office space in Israel, in Yokne'am, Tel Aviv, Beersheva, and Tel Hai.
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Arrest made in Melbourne synagogue arson
Australian counterterrorism police have charged a 34-year-old man in connection with an arson attack on the East Melbourne Synagogue, Reuters reports.
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Children harassed and assaulted: Fear in the Jewish community in Australia
Jewish communities across Australia are experiencing heightened fear and distress following a sharp rise in anti-Semitic incidents in recent months. Community members describe a "relentless" wave of hatred that has targeted children, schools, and places of worship.
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A lesson in gratitude
HaRav Shmuel Eliahu is Chief Rabbi of Tzfat.
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Crew abandons ship after being attacked off the coast of Yemen
The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported on Sunday that a commercial vessel came under attack in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen near the Houthi-controlled port of Hodeidah.
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'A Supreme Moral Duty': Herzog sends Netanyahu to Washington with full support
President Isaac Herzog met this morning, Sunday, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Prime Minister's diplomatic visit to Washington.
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Arab Affairs Analyst: 'No real intention of Hebron to detach from PA'
Channel 12 Arab affairs correspondent Ohad Hemo expressed strong skepticism on Sunday regarding recent claims that five sheikhs from Hebron proposed establishing a sovereign emirate in the city. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the sheikhs allegedly suggested cutting ties with the Palestinian Authority, aligning with the Abraham Accords, and forming an independent governing body.
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Decision made: New airport to be built near Rahat
The supplementary airport to Ben Gurion Airport will be built on land near the city of Rahat, most likely in the Tze'elim area, as decided in a special meeting held today (Sunday) with the participation of the Prime Minister, security establishment heads, representatives from the Civil Aviation Authority, Israel National Roads Company, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Environmental Protection, and Deputy Minister Almog Cohen.
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Hebron sheikhs propose independent emirate, seek ties with Israel and Abraham Accords
Five sheikhs from Hebron have proposed establishing an independent emirate in the city, severing ties with the Palestinian Authority, and joining the Abraham Accords, according to a report in the *Wall Street Journal*.