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Frank Gehry’s passing sends out a kind of hush before the tributes begin — the sort of silence that follows the fall of a giant whose influence was always slightly larger than the places he built in. And here in Israel, the news lands with a surprisingly intimate resonance. Gehry, born Ephraim Owen Goldberg, never foregrounded his Jewish identity as public narrative, yet it … [Read more...] about Frank Gehry’s Legacy Touches Israel More Quietly Than People Realize

The sudden moral awakening of the Netherlands, Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland over Israel’s participation in Eurovision lands with the subtlety of a dropped cymbal — loud, jarring, and strangely performative. These governments are hardly strangers to practical diplomacy; they trade with far harsher regimes, overlook crises when it benefits them, and rarely bat an eyelid at global … [Read more...] about Eurovision Boycotts: The Curious Politics Behind the Outrage

Watching easyJet tiptoe back into Israel with all the enthusiasm of a cat approaching a bathtub would almost be amusing if the price list didn’t look like satire. The airline is marketing itself as a low-cost carrier, yet the fares they’ve posted for spring 2026 read more like the premium column of a full-service European airline that at least pretends to offer comfort. It’s … [Read more...] about Why Fly “Low-Cost” When It’s No Longer Low-Cost? The easyJet Farce

The announcement arrived with a certain sense of inevitability, almost like watching a long-established specialist finally receive the scale of recognition that matches its track record. IDE Technologies, the Israeli desalination powerhouse with decades of engineering under its belt, has just won a landmark EPC contract from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to build a … [Read more...] about Israeli Water Technology Wins in India: IDE Secures Major Mumbai Desalination Project

Axon Vision (TASE: AXN), the Israeli defense-AI company that’s been steadily carving out a reputation for operational-grade autonomy, just locked in a major strategic cooperation agreement with Leonardo DRS. The move feels like one of those quiet but consequential shifts in the U.S. defense ecosystem, especially with Counter-UAS becoming the defining threat vector of the … [Read more...] about Axon Vision–Leonardo DRS Strategic Cooperation Deepens AI-Driven Defense Capabilities

Something about this announcement feels like one of those turning-point moments in a travel market that’s been stuck in slow motion. Wizz Air’s chief executive, József Váradi, confirmed that the airline plans to open a full operational hub in Israel by around April — not just more flights, but a proper base with aircraft, crews, and a long-term commitment. After meeting … [Read more...] about Wizz Air Sets Its Sights on Israel

Funny how the idea of equality before the law feels solid and permanent until the moment someone powerful decides it isn’t convenient anymore. The headline dropped—Netanyahu announces a pardon request—and for a second it almost felt surreal, like a political plot twist from a show that forgot to tie up its loose moral logic. But no, it’s real life, and real life doesn’t mind … [Read more...] about Equality, Optional

There’s a strange heaviness in the air lately, harder to ignore with every headline. Maybe it’s because the uniforms are everywhere again — kids still with acne carrying rifles, reservists blinking through exhaustion, families quietly packing duffel bags they’ve already packed too many times this year. And then, right there in the middle of that reality, the government pushes … [Read more...] about Draft Exemption Law: A Broken Covenant Reshaping Israel’s Future

There’s something almost surreal about watching narratives unravel in real time. For months, timelines have been flooded with tear-stained posts from supposed “Gaza residents,” typing smoothly through airstrikes, power cuts, destroyed infrastructure, and supposed existential terror — and doing it with remarkably stable Wi-Fi, fluent Western slang, and posting schedules … [Read more...] about The Gaza Lie — And the Quiet Collapse of Manufactured Outrage

Sometimes a press release reads like marketing, and sometimes it reads like a warning flare — this one feels closer to the second category. Oligo Security, a Tel-Aviv based cybersecurity company, just announced a major expansion of its platform to secure the fast-growing world of AI deployments — everything from basic AI-powered applications to large language models and … [Read more...] about Oligo Security: When an Israeli Startup Becomes the Firewall for the AI Era

Every once in a while, a film arrives not as entertainment but as a reckoning—something that feels less like cinema and more like a mirror held up to decades of politics, trauma, silence and carefully curated myths. UNraveling UNRWA, the upcoming documentary from Zygote Films, feels exactly like that. There’s a kind of uneasy urgency surrounding it, the sense that its timing … [Read more...] about UNraveling UNRWA – A Documentary Built for a Moment When the World Can No Longer Look Away

Sometimes history doesn’t move forward in straight, neat lines — sometimes it loops back with a sting so familiar it feels like an echo. That’s the feeling that lingered in Miami Beach as the Holocaust Memorial unveiled the names of those murdered in Israel on October 7, 2023, engraving them permanently beside those who perished in the Shoah. In the warm Florida air, under … [Read more...] about Names in Stone, Names Remembered