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UK's Israel boycott could cost British businesses billions, Florida Congressman Randy Fine warns
Congressman Randy Fine warned the British government that Florida may boycott British businesses if the UK boycotts Israel.
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When AI becomes a double agent - opinion
While organizations continue to worry about employees accidentally entering trade secrets into ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, or Gemini, the real threat has moved to an entirely different arena: the AI supply chain. A new study from early 2026 reveals a troubling reality: 36% of the AI add-ons that organizations install today contain vulnerabilities or hidden malicious prompts.
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Biden announced the radiation treatment 'worked as intended' after cancer spread to his bones
Former US President Joe Biden said Tuesday that his prostate cancer had already spread to his bones by the time it was diagnosed last spring, while adding that the radiation treatment he underwent last fall "worked as intended."
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'If you boycott Israel, we boycott you': Florida Rep. Fine warns UK of consequences - interview
The United Kingdom's recent decision to impose sanctions on Israeli settlements and individuals in the West Bank is a "disgusting" political calculation that could lead to the bankruptcy of major British companies, Florida Rep. Randy Fine (R) warned in an interview with The Jerusalem Post.
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Not selling to India. Building with India.
During a recent visit to India, I spent several days with business owners and industrial executives who decide what reaches production. I went to talk about Israeli innovation in the age of physical AI, when machines can decide and act. I came home with one question: when such a machine is wrong, whose name is on the incident report? Answering it convinced me that Israel should build with India...
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Advocacy groups launch witness appeal after alleged assault of Jewish boy outside London station
Advocacy groups and social media accounts have launched public witness appeals following reports that a Jewish schoolboy was beaten outside Belsize Park station in northwest London last Friday.
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Health Ministry advances regulations requiring iodine enrichment for table salt
The Health Ministry advanced new regulations on Tuesday that would require table salt sold for household use to be enriched with iodine, after findings showed widespread iodine deficiency among Israel's population.
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Will AfD's historic win affect Holocaust remembrance in Germany? - analysis
Members of Germany's Jewish community are bracing for a possible far-right party to govern the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt after it placed first in Sunday's election.
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America's black hole: The debt threatening to swallow the global economy
While the Israeli economy continues to show resilience despite the war and global geopolitical conditions, a giant financial sinkhole in the form of US public debt has opened up overseas and is threatening to halt the trend of interest rate reductions.
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UK police step up security measures amid antisemitism concerns before Jewish holidays
Thames Valley Police will significantly increase security measures to protect Jewish communities across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire during the High Holy Days, it said.
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Adidas apologizes for campaign featuring disabled IDF soldier following calls to boycott
German sportswear giant Adidas has issued an apology following backlash and international calls for a boycott of the company over a local marketing campaign in Israel.
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India confronts a new regional security equation as Mecca pact takes shape - analysis
The newly established Mecca defense pact has put a strategic question before India: Will the collective-defense pact linking Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey remain mainly political, or develop into an operational military arrangement?
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Israel's settlement policy triggers trade restrictions from 12 nations, incl. Canada, France
The foreign ministers of 12 countries confirmed on Tuesday their intention to impose national restrictions on trade in goods from Israeli settlements. Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom jointly confirmed the restrictions.
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Hind Rajab Foundation files criminal complaint against FM Sa'ar ahead of visit to Slovenia
The pro-Palestinian Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) announced on Monday that it had filed a criminal complaint against Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar with authorities in Slovenia, ahead of his expected visit to Ljubljana on September 9 and 10 for the opening of the new Israeli embassy.
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Ofer Winter rejects Goldknopf's demand for universal yeshiva student IDF draft exemption
Brig.-Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter, the chairman of the People of Israel party, fired back at Yitzhak Goldknopf, head of United Torah Judaism's haredi (ultra-Orthodox) faction Agudat Yisrael, on Monday after he stated that UTJ would demand a full military draft exemption for any student of a yeshiva.
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Where will you find the cheapest Rosh Hashanah shopping basket?
We are now in the midst of the most significant Rosh Hashanah shopping week, marking one of the most critical periods of the year for supermarket chains. Rosh Hashanah will arrive this year on Friday evening, September 11, serving as the kickoff for the autumn holiday season. For many families, the meaning is not just a single holiday meal, but a complete restocking of the pantry, refrigerator,...
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Trains to run on special Rosh Hashanah schedule, Israel Railways announces
Trains will operate on a special schedule during Rosh Hashanah, Israel Railways announced on Monday.
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US Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights says antisemitism in America is 'national crisis'
US Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon described the rise in antisemitism in the United States as a "national crisis," pledging that combating antisemitism would remain one of her top priorities at the Justice Department.
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75 years of investing in Israel: A powerful statement with strong returns
The following article is excerpted from the Israel Bonds 75th Anniversary Magazine. Read the full magazine online here.
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Likud announces Talik Gvili, Elisha Medan as latest reserved slots as deadline to submit list looms
Talik Gvili, mother of fallen soldier Ran Gvili, will receive a reserved place on the Likud list, the party announced on Tuesday, as an internal battle continued over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remaining reserved slots and the process for approving them.
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Three detained over fragmentation grenade attack at Japanika in Rosh Pina
Police arrested three people on Monday on suspicion of involvement in a fragmentation-grenade attack on a Japanika restaurant in Rosh Pina nearly two months ago, Israel Police said Tuesday.
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Eyal Golan's 'Science Fiction' is Israel's most played song of the year
Eyal Golan's "Mada Bidyoni" ("Science Fiction") was the most-played song on Israeli radio during the Hebrew year 5786, according to ACUM, the Israeli organization that protects composers', lyricists', and publishers' rights.
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Bennett, Lapid confirm Netanyahu was warned several times ahead of Oct. 7 massacre
Former prime minister and B'Yachad party head Naftali Bennett confirmed a Tuesday Haaretz report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned that Hamas was planning an attack against Israel days before the October 7 massacre.
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Yemen frontlines heat up as Saudi-backed forces challenge Houthis - analysis
The last 48 hours in Yemen have seen movement and clashes on numerous frontlines as the Yemen government seeks to push the Houthis back and weaken the Iranian-backed group.
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Netanyahu rejected Shin Bet recommendation to assassinate Sinwar before Oct. 7
Less than a week before the October 7 attack, then Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on October 1, 2023, and recommended carrying out a targeted assassination of Hamas leader in Gaza Yahya Sinwar, along with a series of additional assassinations targeting senior figures in the organization.
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'We learned nothing': Police official criticizes IDF for leaving it out of security drill
A senior police official criticized the IDF over the large scale surprise drill that began on Sunday, calling the exclusion of the police "a disgrace."
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Israel investigating how Syrian civilian reached area near IDF post in Golan undetected - report
A Syrian civilian managed to reach the vicinity of an IDF post in the southern Golan Heights on the Syrian side of the border on Monday without being detected, N12 reported on Tuesday.
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Demand for food assistance surges 32% ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Demand for food assistance in Israel has risen by 32% ahead of the Tishrei holidays, reflecting deepening economic hardship among families struggling with poverty and food insecurity.
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What you must know about taking magnesium
A listener asked me if it is advisable to choose a supplement containing several types of magnesium, instead of a supplement containing only one form. On some products it is written that they combine citrate, glycinate, oxide and sometimes additional types, so it is easy to think that the blend is necessarily more comprehensive and better absorbed. But there is no proof that a supplement...
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Men more likely than women to say Israel challenges cause them to consider emigration - poll
Nearly four in 10 Israeli men and one in four Israeli women say the challenges of living in the country cause them to consider moving to another country to a great or very great extent, a significantly higher rate among men than among women, according to a survey released Sunday.