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English-language daily newspaper published in Jerusalem. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseEnglish · JerusalemFounded 1932
The last 30 days
1,678reports translated
69%first to report
292 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
15%opinion and analysis
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The Jerusalem Post's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the United States, the IDF, Iran and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,668 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly The Jerusalem Post had it
Arkia Employees Seek Investor to Counter $45 Million Sale DealEconomy · 52m agoElbit Systems Secures $260 Million Contract for PULS Rocket SystemsSecurity · 1h agoWest Bank Violence: Israeli Driver Hurt, Palestinians Injured During Olive Harvest AttackSecurity · 2h agoBig stories The Jerusalem Post skipped
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Tech · 21h ago · also in 1 newsroomMicrosoft Services Recover After 24-Hour Global OutageMicrosoft's Outlook, Teams, and Copilot services are recovering after a global outage lasting over 24 hours, impacting businesses and governments worldwide. The company apologized, citing a technical issue from a network upgrade, not a cyberattack. The disruption began Thursday and affected users in 74 countries, including Israel, with over 130,000 reports in the US at its peak. This is the second major outage for Microsoft 365 this year.Tech · 1d agoThree Israelis Reportedly Considered for NVIDIA CEO RoleThree Israeli tech leaders, Michael Kagan, Johny Srouji, and Eyal Waldman, are reportedly being considered to succeed Jensen Huang as NVIDIA CEO following his resignation. Kagan and Waldman co-founded Mellanox, acquired by NVIDIA in 2020. Srouji is known for his work on Apple's silicon strategy. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Tim Cook for the role, and other candidates include Colette Kress, Ian Buck, Rene Haas, Lisa Su, and Matt Garman.Tech · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMicrosoft Suffers Major Global Outage, Suspected Internal Server FailureMicrosoft experienced a major global outage on Thursday, disrupting services like Outlook and Teams for thousands worldwide, including in Israel. Experts suspect an internal server failure, not a cyberattack, caused the widespread connection issues. The problem began with North American servers and cascaded globally, with services in Asia-Pacific affected by Friday. Microsoft is investigating the internal error, which led to server health check failures and user redistribution.Tech · 3d agoIsraeli Port Tech Firm Conbo Seals Multimillion-Shekel Deal with Singapore's Jurong PortAshdod Port's innovation delegation presented at TOC Asia 2026 in Singapore, where Israeli company Conbo signed a multimillion-shekel deal with Jurong Port to bring its port technology to the global market. The agreement involves Jurong Port acquiring Conbo's system that turns security cameras into operational sensors. Ashdod Port and Jurong Port are also exploring collaboration on a new Terminal Operating System, potentially integrating Conbo's technology for worldwide application.Tech · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsCyber Startup Bay Secures $37 Million in Series A FundingCybersecurity startup Bay has raised $37 million in a Series A funding round, led by Battery Ventures, bringing its total funding to $50 million in nine months. The company, founded by 8200 alumni, developed a platform to monitor and secure corporate AI agent activity in real time. The funds will be used to expand its workforce, primarily in Israel, and grow its presence in the US and Europe. Bay's platform is used by dozens of global organizations, including major corporations.Tech · 4d agoSocial Robots Blur Lines Between Human Connection and Artificial InteractionSocial robots are increasingly capable of mimicking human attachment and responsiveness, blurring the lines between genuine connection and artificial interaction, according to Dr. Gail Gilboa Freedman. These machines can influence human behavior and values through subtle "nudging," raising concerns about autonomy and the authenticity of our desires. Research suggests that AI agents can make irrational decisions influenced by emotional content, indicating potential unpredictable behaviors from social robots. As robots become more integrated into social roles, the distinction between human and machine becomes less clear, though the right to independent thought remains.Tech · 4d agoInternational Cardiology Conference to Showcase AI and Innovation in Tel AvivIsrael will host the ICI 2026 cardiology innovation conference in Tel Aviv from December 6-8, 2026, gathering 2,000 professionals from over 30 countries. The event will focus on AI in healthcare, new treatments for heart conditions, and will feature a startup competition. Led by Prof. Rafi Beyar and Prof. Chaim Lotan, the conference highlights Israeli medical technology.Tech · 4d agoAI Safety Debate Needs Realistic Expectations, Not Demands for PerfectionOpinion writer Isaac Ben-Israel argues that the debate over artificial intelligence safety is setting an unrealistic standard by demanding perfection. He compares AI to automobiles, suggesting society must accept a level of risk while continuously working to mitigate dangers. Ben-Israel calls for practical safety measures and shared responsibility among developers, governments, and users, rather than halting progress due to fear of potential harm. The focus should be on managing AI's risks to benefit from its advancements.Tech · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsGoogle.org Grants Clalit $2 Million for AI Healthcare Access SystemGoogle.org has granted Clalit Health Services $2 million to develop a multilingual AI system aimed at improving patient access to healthcare. The two-year project will create a conversational AI platform to help Clalit's five million members schedule appointments, complete intake forms, and receive guidance. The system will use voice-based AI and large language models to overcome access barriers for underserved populations and will be accessible via various devices. Clalit plans a pilot program before a national rollout and may release parts of the system as open-source tools.Tech · 5d agoIsraeli Startup Zeroport Develops Hardware Security for AI AgentsIsraeli startup Zeroport has developed a hardware-based security platform to control autonomous AI agents, addressing concerns about their potential to bypass software defenses. Founded in 2024 by Joseph Gertz and Lavi Friedman, the system creates a physical barrier that can sever unauthorized AI connections. The technology aims to prevent issues like 'agentic drift' and is designed to be resistant to future quantum computing threats. Zeroport has already gained over a dozen international customers and investor backing.Tech · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Researchers Pioneer AI That Teaches Itself Without Human DataIsraeli and Stanford researchers have created a new AI training method where AI models teach each other without human data. The AI systems generate and solve challenges internally, improving predictive abilities. While this method enhances learning skills, the AI still requires real-world data for factual knowledge. The development aims to make future AI systems more efficient and aligns with Israel's strategic focus on AI leadership.Tech · 8d agoIsraeli-American AEYE Health Wins Prestigious Prix Galien Award for AI Blindness Prevention TechIsraeli-American company AEYE Health won the 2026 Prix Galien USA Award for its AI technology, AEYE-DS, which helps prevent blindness from diabetic retinopathy. The system provides accessible, AI-driven diabetic eye exams, overcoming barriers of traditional specialist screenings. The company is now developing a new platform, AEYE-X, to assess over 100 health conditions using retinal images.Tech · 13d agoIsraeli AI Model CARE Named Among TIME's Best InventionsIsraeli medical AI company Aidoc's CARE model was named one of TIME magazine's Best Inventions of 2026 in the Medicine and Health category. The AI model analyzes medical data to help doctors identify serious conditions earlier and improve diagnostic safety. Aidoc's technology is used in over 1,600 hospitals worldwide, and the company has raised over $500 million in funding.Tech · 14d ago · also in 4 newsroomsBinance Covers 90% of $6.3 Billion Stolen in Major Crypto HackCryptocurrency exchange Binance has covered 90% of the $6.3 billion stolen in a major hack, using $6.34 billion of its own funds. The remaining 10% involves less liquid tokens. Co-CEO Richard Teng called it a complex attack involving a compromised laptop. Binance expects to resume withdrawal services on Sunday, November 1.Tech · 14d agoIsraeli Study Tests AI Chatbots on Medical Test RecommendationsAn Israeli study by Ben-Gurion University and Clalit Health Services found that leading AI chatbots can identify unnecessary medical tests and treatments with high accuracy. The LLMs made errors in only 0.6% of cases where care was needed and 5.4% where it was not. However, AI struggled with ambiguous cases, mirroring human medical uncertainty. Researchers stressed that doctors remain responsible for patient care, with AI serving as a tool.Tech · 14d agoIsraeli Study Argues AI Enhances, Not Kills, Human CreativityA Hebrew University of Jerusalem study by Professor Amit Zoran argues that AI does not kill art but prompts a reevaluation of human creativity's value. Zoran's "decoupling thesis" suggests AI bypasses traditional artistic development, shifting focus to the intrinsic worth of the creative process and the experiences it fosters. The research proposes AI can enhance human engagement with the world and open new avenues for artistic exploration, rather than rendering human artists obsolete.Tech · 16d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli AI Training Startup Bites Secures $40 Million Series A FundingIsraeli employee training startup Bites has raised $40 million in a Series A funding round led by PeakSpan Capital. The company utilizes an AI platform to deliver training videos to "deskless" workers via WhatsApp and Teams. Funds will support expansion in Israel, AI development, and sales growth. Bites' clients include Unilever and Coca-Cola, and it was founded in 2020.Tech · 16d agoAI and Quantum Computing Synergy Could Spur Major Technological LeapsBank of America strategist Haim Israel stated that artificial intelligence and quantum computing can accelerate each other's development, potentially transforming industries. AI is helping solve quantum computing's technical challenges, while quantum may overcome AI's processing limits. The quantum computing market is projected to grow significantly, with "Q-Day" now estimated by 2030. Israel noted the technology's potential benefits but also the need for responsible development due to a lack of regulation.Tech · 17d agoIsraeli Startup NanoCo Enhances Enterprise AI Agent Security and ControlIsraeli AI startup NanoCo has developed NanoClaw, an open-source platform and commercial enterprise offering designed to enhance the security and governance of AI agents. Founded by brothers Lazar and Gavriel Cohen, the company addresses concerns about data privacy and control in enterprise AI deployments. The platform uses sandboxing and a gateway system for approvals, with its open-source version achieving over 30,000 GitHub stars. NanoCo raised $12 million in seed funding in 2026 and is seeing adoption by venture capital firms and companies seeking secure, manageable AI solutions.Tech · 18d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIntel Buys Israeli Quantum Software Firm Classiq for $2.2 BillionIntel has agreed to acquire Israeli quantum computing software company Classiq for a reported $2.2 billion, marking its largest acquisition in Israel since Mobileye. The deal, expected to close in the first half of 2027, aims to position Intel as a full-stack provider of quantum hardware and software solutions. Classiq's technology makes quantum application development more accessible, and Intel believes the integration will accelerate the commercialization of quantum computing.Tech · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomTechnion Awards Prestigious Alumni Medal to IAI Chairman Boaz LevyThe Technion-Israel Institute of Technology awarded its Alumni Medal to Boaz Levy, Chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), on October 26. The medal honors exceptional achievements and contributions to science, technology, and society. Levy, an alumnus, highlighted the importance of translating scientific excellence into strategic defense capabilities for Israel. His leadership at IAI has been marked by significant technological and business milestones.Tech · 20d agoJewish Futures Conference to Explore AI's Impact on EducationThe Jewish Education Project's Jewish Futures 2026 conference in New York City will examine how artificial intelligence and new technologies are reshaping Jewish education. Educators and leaders will explore future challenges, new learning methods, and essential educational elements. Keynote speaker Sam Glassenberg will discuss AI's potential in learning and identity, while coach Shoshana Bloom will lead a session on actionable steps for educators.Tech · 20d agoAI Can Be Used for Cybersecurity Defense, Not Just OffenseAI's rapidly advancing capabilities can be used to bolster cybersecurity defenses by simulating attacker behavior and identifying critical vulnerabilities, according to A Security CTO Yuval Itzchakov. While AI poses new threats, its offensive potential can be mirrored for proactive defense, helping organizations prioritize fixes. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of how systems might be exploited, moving beyond simple vulnerability detection to strategic defense.Tech · 20d agoIsraeli Cyber Startup Mave Raises $34 Million for AI Security PlatformIsraeli cyber startup Mave has raised approximately $34 million in funding within its first year, aiming to expand its AI-powered cybersecurity platform. The company's technology analyzes security incidents in real-time by integrating with existing tools. The investment, led by Red Dot Capital Partners, will support R&D, product development, and global expansion, with plans to double the workforce. Mave has already reported significant revenue growth and secured deals with major corporations.Tech · 21d agoHebrew University Professor Champions AI's Role in SocietyProfessor Claudia V. Goldman, an associate professor at Hebrew University, is teaching students about the responsible use of AI and its potential to enhance human value. Goldman, who immigrated to Israel at 16, has a distinguished career in academia and industry, holding 24 patents and over 50 publications. She emphasizes critical thinking and ethical considerations in her AI courses, aiming to equip students for a future where AI plays a significant role. The university offers specialized courses on AI for social good and responsible AI.Tech · 22d agoFour Israeli Entrepreneurs Sell AI Startup Vizby for MillionsFour young Israeli entrepreneurs, aged 28, sold their AI marketing startup Vizby for millions of shekels less than a year after founding it, without seeking outside investment. The company's AI platform helps Shopify sellers improve marketing and management strategies. Vizby's founders focused on product development over fundraising, showcasing the potential of AI and young entrepreneurs in the innovation sector.Tech · 23d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Energy Ministry Proposes Billions in Fusion InvestmentIsrael's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is calling for billions in investment to develop the nation's nuclear fusion capabilities and compete in the emerging global market. The ministry's report details three proposed investment packages, ranging from NIS 50 million to NIS 2 billion over five to ten years, to enhance research, infrastructure, and potentially establish an experimental reactor. Fusion is seen as a key future energy source, with commercial plants expected by the 2030s and a market potentially worth hundreds of billions.Tech · 24d agoCyberWell Offers AI Moderation Guidance to Combat Online AntisemitismCyberWell has submitted recommendations to social media companies on improving AI content moderation to combat antisemitism, responding to a call for input from Meta's Oversight Board. The guidance addresses challenges like coded language, disguised hate speech, and content in comment sections, emphasizing the need for expert input and contextual understanding. CyberWell proposes five core recommendations, including collaboration with experts, consistent moderation, improved multilingual accuracy, human review pathways, and increased transparency.Tech · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Hospital Unveils AI Tool for Non-Verbal ChildrenClalit-Schneider Children's Medical Center and Code for Israel have launched an AI system that creates personalized communication boards for hospitalized children who cannot speak. The system generates these boards in minutes, tailored to each child's needs, significantly reducing preparation time and allowing children to express themselves. This innovation aims to restore communication abilities for young patients and enable medical staff to dedicate more time to patient care.Tech · 25d agoHebrew University Startup ViVac Pharma Wins Asper Prize for Cancer Treatment InnovationHebrew University startup ViVac Pharma has won the 2026 Asper Prize, receiving NIS 100,000 for its RNA-based immunotherapy approach to treating solid tumors. The company, founded by Prof. Chezy Barenholz and Dr. Lior Nissim, aims to program the immune system to attack cancer cells. The Asper Prize, organized by Hebrew University's innovation center and The Asper Foundation, supports university-affiliated ventures moving from research to market. ViVac Pharma's technology focuses on liver and ovarian cancers, with potential for broader application.More from The Jerusalem Post