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Maariv
Hebrew daily newspaper and news site published in Jerusalem. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerJerusalem Post GroupCommercial advertising
Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 1948
The last 30 days
2,265reports translated
80%first to report
121 mintypical time behind the first report
40%carry a named author
5%opinion and analysis
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How Maariv writes
Maariv's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the police, the IDF, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 2,242 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Maariv had it
Israeli Man Suspected of Spying for Iran Out of RevengeSecurity · 11m agoArab Parties Threaten Netanyahu With Revelations Over "De-legitimization Campaign"Politics · 36m agoNYT Podcast Sparks Outrage Over Comparisons of Jews to KKK, NazisSecurity · 44m agoBig stories Maariv skipped
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Tech · 1d agoIsraeli AI Hotel Receptionist to Debut at ExpoAn Israeli company is set to unveil an AI-powered holographic receptionist system for hotels at the upcoming IsraFood exhibition. The technology allows guests to check in, pay, and receive services through a virtual avatar, aiming to improve efficiency and guest experience. Developers believe the system will significantly reduce hotel operational costs and create new revenue streams, predicting widespread adoption in the coming years.Tech · 1d agoIsrael Electric Corporation Empowers Field Workers to Drive InnovationHerzl Friedman reports that the Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) fosters innovation by empowering its field employees to develop technological solutions. Two key examples include a robot for live electrical grid work and a drone system for installing warning balls on power lines. The IEC's management actively supports these initiatives, with a recent competition yielding 62 proposals from field workers. The company is also establishing innovation hubs to test and implement new technologies for future energy challenges.Tech · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsNvidia's Interim CEO Colette Kress Once Said She Starts Her Day With IsraelColette Kress was appointed interim CEO of Nvidia after scandals involving Jensen Huang. Kress, formerly the CFO, stated in a past interview that she begins her day with conversations involving Israel. The article emphasizes her Israeli connections.Tech · 2d agoIsraeli Tech Leader Zeni Saruji Eyed as Potential Nvidia CEO SuccessorZeni Saruji, the Arab-Israeli head of Apple's hardware division, is reportedly being considered as a potential successor to Nvidia CEO Jenssen Huang. The speculation follows reports of Huang's possible removal from his post. Nvidia's stock has fallen significantly amid the leadership uncertainty, wiping out billions in market value.Tech · 3d agoCyber Sector Employees Younger, With Stagnant Female RepresentationA report by Altshare reveals that cybersecurity professionals are generally younger than their counterparts in other tech sectors. The study also indicates that female representation in cybersecurity has remained stagnant at around 25% since 2022, significantly lower than the 34.6% seen across all tech industries. The report further details differences in company founding structures and equity distribution within the cyber sector compared to broader tech fields, with cyber founders and employees retaining larger stakes.Tech · 3d agoEducation System Must Embrace AI Now, Expert WarnsAn expert on technology in education, Yuval Barakat, warns that Israel's education system must quickly adopt AI tools to avoid negative consequences. He calls for a transparent evaluation mechanism for educational technology and the removal of bureaucratic barriers. Barakat stresses that the focus should be on improved learning outcomes, especially in early childhood development, and urges the government to facilitate the integration of effective AI solutions.Tech · 4d agoAI Court Transcripts Cause Confusion, Lawyers Complain of ErrorsAttorneys in Israel are complaining that the new AI system for transcribing court proceedings is producing inaccurate records, misattributing statements and omitting key details. The technology has led to confusion and potential legal disadvantages for parties relying on the transcripts. The Courts Administration acknowledges the issues and states that parties can request free human transcriptions and that all complaints are being addressed to improve the system.Tech · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Startup Spines Raises $64 Million for AI-Powered PublishingIsraeli startup Spines has secured $64 million to enhance its AI-powered book publishing platform, reducing publication time from over a year to weeks. The service assists authors with editing, design, and distribution, having already helped over 8,000 U.S. authors publish their works. Founded in 2021, Spines employs 350 people globally and aims to make publishing more accessible.Tech · 5d agoIsraeli Platform Streamlines Business Operations End-to-EndThe Israeli platform Winivo offers businesses an end-to-end solution for managing collaborations with content creators, streamlining the process from discovery to delivery. Businesses can access a large pool of creators, track sales generated through unique discount codes, and receive finished video content efficiently. In less than six months, thousands of businesses and creators have joined, facilitating over 1,000 collaborations, with plans for international expansion.Tech · 6d ago · also in 4 newsroomsClalit and Google Partner for AI Health AssistantClalit Health Services has received a $2 million grant from Google.org to develop an AI health assistant for approximately 5 million patients. The system will use Google Cloud technology and large language models to help patients with appointment scheduling, symptom triage, and managing care, supporting voice interaction in multiple languages and dialects. It will also be accessible via phone for those without internet or smartphones, aiming to improve patient access to healthcare services.Tech · 6d ago3D Printing Aids Rehabilitation for Children in Israel3D printing technology is creating personalized assistive devices for children undergoing rehabilitation at "Perach Israel" kindergartens in Israel. These aids, designed to overcome motor limitations, enable children to participate in daily activities and foster independence. The innovations range from helping children play games to riding bicycles, significantly impacting their rehabilitation and daily lives.Tech · 9d agoTech Worker Fears Boss Will Discover Her Political LeaningsAn Israeli tech worker is actively hiding her political support for Benjamin Netanyahu from her boss, fearing job loss. Her boss has reportedly been testing her by referencing right-wing media figures. The article also includes observations from a trip to Prague, a comparison of youth motivations in Israel and France, and a brief, poetic reflection on love.Tech · 13d agoDyson Unveils New Smart Vacuums With AI and Advanced Spot CleaningDyson has launched new smart vacuum cleaners integrating AI and computer vision, capable of identifying over 200 types of dirt and stains. A senior executive revealed the company's shift towards sensor systems and AI for real-time decision-making, emphasizing local data processing for privacy. The new robot vacuums will revisit stubborn stains up to 15 times, and the Camera Jet model is expected to reach Israel by early 2027.Tech · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Startups Dominate Global Cyber List With Nearly Half of CompaniesIsraeli entrepreneurs founded 29 of the 60 companies on Fortune's 2027 Cyber 60 list, showcasing the nation's cybersecurity prowess. The list highlights venture-backed cyber firms globally, with Israeli companies making up 60% of the youngest category. Two featured companies, Act Security and Astelia, announced substantial funding rounds in 2026.Tech · 19d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIntel Acquires Israeli Quantum Computing Firm Classiq for $2.3 BillionIntel is acquiring the Israeli quantum computing software company Classiq for approximately $2.3 billion, the largest deal in the quantum computing sector's history. The acquisition aims to enhance Intel's quantum hardware capabilities and software offerings. Classiq, founded in 2020, will continue to support development across various quantum hardware platforms. This move is part of Intel's strategy to secure a future market for its chip industry.Tech · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomBezeq Unveils 10km of Underground Communication Tunnels Amid AI BoomBezeq has revealed four underground communication tunnels totaling 10 kilometers in Tel Aviv, designed for maximum protection and resilience. The company also reported a threefold surge in AI activity on its network in three months, necessitating this robust infrastructure. These tunnels are crucial for handling the massive data demands of AI and ensuring reliable connectivity.Tech · 21d ago · also in 1 newsroomPriority Unveils 2027 Growth Strategy Integrating AI at Expo Tel AvivPriority announced its 2027 growth strategy at Expo Tel Aviv, focusing on AI integration to make data active intelligence. CEO Shagiv Greenshpan stated this shift is crucial for competitive advantage in ERP systems. Yifat Oron of Blackstone Israel highlighted the synergy of capital, technology, and power in the AI era, praising Israeli high-tech's innovation. The company has made significant acquisitions in recent years.Tech · 22d agoEx-NSO Founder's New Firm Valued at $3 Billion, Focuses on AI DefenseShlomo Huliu, former CEO of NSO Group, has founded Dream, a company now valued at $3 billion, which provides governments with AI tools for data protection and utilization. Despite past controversies surrounding NSO's Pegasus spyware, Huliu sees his experience as a key advantage for Dream's mission to help nations build independent AI infrastructure. The company has developed AI-powered cybersecurity defense systems and an AI platform for governments, reportedly identifying the first fully autonomous cyberattack. Dream has secured deals with over a dozen countries, leveraging Huliu's established relationships with governments.Tech · 23d agoNew Platform Turns Personal Connections Into Business OpportunitiesEntrepreneur Eli Glayman has launched CardBook, a new platform that aims to monetize personal connections by facilitating trusted business introductions. The system prioritizes "warm intros" through existing relationships, moving beyond the sheer number of contacts. CardBook offers various compensation models for successful connections and seeks to bridge communities, including the Russian-speaking population in Israel, with global business networks. Glayman, a cancer survivor, is rebuilding his life by creating this system to help others leverage their networks.Tech · 23d agoBeyond AI: A Looming Revolution in Chip ManufacturingDr. Yehuda Sellahov highlights a major revolution occurring in chip manufacturing, driven by AI and a global race for production capabilities. The chip industry will require over a million new skilled workers by 2030, creating a significant talent shortage. For Israel, this means investing in industry, infrastructure, and workforce development to ensure technological independence and national resilience.Tech · 23d agoMeta's Smart Glasses Now Available in Israel Through Official ImportMeta's smart glasses from Ray-Ban and Oakley are now officially available in Israel through the Euroca optical chain, a part of Super-Pharm. Previously only obtainable through foreign purchases or personal import, the glasses feature cameras, speakers, and microphones, with prices starting at 1,590 shekels. The smart eyewear allows for photo and video capture, music playback, and calls, with sharing options to popular social media platforms. Specific models cater to different styles and sports activities.Tech · 24d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Risks Missing Out on Multi-Billion Dollar Nuclear Fusion MarketA new Ministry of Energy report warns Israel may miss out on a multi-billion dollar nuclear fusion market due to insufficient infrastructure and personnel. The report stresses the critical need for investment in research, training, and international collaboration to leverage Israel's technological advantages. Without prompt government action, Israel risks being left behind as global supply chains for this advanced energy technology are established.Tech · 24d agoBlue Tech Summit in Haifa to Focus on Physical AI and Blue EconomyOver 500 participants, including 15 international delegations and executives from European ports, will attend the Blue Tech Summit IL.26 in Haifa on November 3rd. The conference will focus on Physical AI and the Blue Economy, a sector projected to reach $5.1 trillion by 2050. Hosted by HiCenter Ventures and the National Center for the Blue Economy, the event aims to connect startups with investors and industry partners.Tech · 24d agoIsraeli Startup iBrick Partners With Major US Youth OrganizationsIsraeli startup iBrick has partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the YMCA in the U.S., with an initial investment over $100,000. The collaboration will provide iBrick's hybrid learning kits to thousands of centers, potentially generating millions in annual deals. The program combines physical building kits with a digital system to teach science and engineering concepts to children of various learning abilities.Tech · 25d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMeta's New Smart Glasses From Ray-Ban and Oakley Launch in IsraelMeta's new smart glasses from Ray-Ban and Oakley have launched in Israel on October 20th, integrating fashion with AI and cameras. The Ray-Ban Gen 3 models offer up to nine hours of battery life, while Oakley's HSTN provides up to eight hours. Prices start at 1,590 NIS.Tech · 26d ago · also in 8 newsroomsBoomi Acquires Israeli AI Data Firm Elementary Data for $43 MillionBoomi has acquired Israeli startup Elementary Data for $43 million, aiming to enhance its AI capabilities. The acquisition includes all 17 of Elementary Data's Israeli employees, who will join Boomi's expanding operations in the country. Elementary Data's technology focuses on ensuring data accuracy for AI applications, a need highlighted by its CEO Maayan Saloom. This move strengthens Boomi's position in the data integration and AI market.Tech · 26d agoKeychron K10 HE Mechanical Keyboard Offers Addictive Typing ExperienceThe Keychron K10 HE mechanical keyboard, now available in Israel, offers an addictive typing experience with customizable features and magnetic sensors. Its unique design includes wood accents and adjustable RGB lighting, controlled via a web interface. While praised for comfort and precision, its loud key clicks can be disruptive to others in the vicinity. The keyboard supports Windows and Mac and offers multiple connectivity options.Tech · 27d ago · also in 4 newsroomsCyber Firm Ventris Acquired by Hex-Rays for $30 MillionCybersecurity firm Ventris has been acquired by Hex-Rays for approximately $30 million, integrating Ventris's AI-driven security research technology. The acquisition includes expanding Hex-Rays' operations in Israel and retaining all six Ventris employees, with plans for further hiring. Ventris's system allows researchers to manage and verify AI agent performance for security analysis. This deal marks a significant expansion for both companies in the cybersecurity sector.Tech · 27d agoRamon College Bridges AI Studies with High-Tech IndustryRamon College is connecting practical AI studies with the high-tech industry through industry lecturers and collaborations with hundreds of companies. The curriculum focuses on professional application, teaching students to define tasks, evaluate AI outputs, and refine workflows. The college emphasizes that this training helps learners develop critical thinking and practical skills applicable to their professional goals. The program aims to enhance existing capabilities or support new career paths by focusing on demonstrable workplace skills.Tech · 30d agoElectric 4x4 Vehicles: Who They Suit Today and Who Should WaitElectric 4x4 vehicles offer immediate power and lower running costs, making them suitable for certain off-road and towing tasks. However, limitations in real-world range, especially when towing or off-roading, and insufficient charging infrastructure in some areas, particularly the south, present challenges. The high purchase price, with tax benefits set to expire, is also a consideration. Drivers with regular long-distance towing needs or those far from charging points may benefit from waiting for infrastructure and range improvements.More from Maariv