Prospects for COVID-19 Vaccination Vary Widely Across Middle East
For poor countries, obtaining the vaccine is the first of many obstacles to getting shots into the arms of citizens
What Israeli spymaster Rafi Eitan couldn’t reveal in his memoir
In his book, the late Rafi Eitan recounts central events in his life and that of Israel. But many stories are censored, so readers don't really get to know the Mossad man who nabbed Eichmann and was behind the Pollard affair
PA cracks down on Nabi Mousa to protect image of defending holy sites
PALESTINIAN AFFAIRS: This is the kind of stuff that plays into the hands of the PA’s critics and political foes, particularly Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
As Biden enters White House, did Israel’s Mossad win war with Iran?
INTELLIGENCE AFFAIRS: As Biden prepares to take office, Israel is in a better place in efforts to prevent Iran’s nuclear program.
Intel’s new facial recognition system for ATMs is made in Israel
Traditional authentication methods leave users vulnerable to ID theft and security breaches, Intel said, leading companies to pursue facial authentication technology for higher security standards.
Facebook, Instagram to block Trump’s account for rest of his term
Twitter Inc and Snap Inc also temporarily locked Trump's accounts on Wednesday.
Tech salaries in Israel fell 7% in 2020 – survey
Tech companies reported declines of 30% in revenues, which led many companies to release their less-established workers.
Tel Aviv Municipality to light up with US flag following Capitol riot
Ron Huldai announced that the municipality would light up "to strengthen and respect the land of the free and the home of the brave."
Palestinian labor limited due to corona, Israeli builders struggling
"A similar measure in March caused a 30% decline in the industry."
Medved: How Israel and Gulf economies can do the ‘business of peace’
Event hosted by Tel Aviv's International Salon and OurCrowd with the group Sharaka discussed how business ties and partnerships will move Israel-Gulf ties forward