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Three major Israeli companies — NICE, Elbit Systems, and Unitronics — have secured landmark international deals, reinforcing Israel’s growing influence in global technology, defense, and industrial automation

To break the deadlock in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abed al-Ati confirmed Tuesday night that Egypt, Qatar, and the United States are working together to revive a 60-day plan aimed at ending the ongoing war in Gaza. The plan includes a full hostage release and a temporary ceasefire, and is being presented to Hamas during renewed talks in Cairo

Nir Zuk, the visionary founder and Chief Technology Officer of cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks, has announced his retirement from the company, marking the end of a two-decade journey that helped redefine the global cyber industry

Amid the backdrop of ongoing regional tensions and war, Israel successfully launched its newest spy satellite, "Ofek 19", into orbit on Tuesday night. The launch took place at 10:30 p.m. from a site in central Israel, and the satellite was clearly visible from multiple locations across the country

In a special ceremony held at the office of the President of the Association of Manufacturers, Dr. Ron Tomer, industrialist Dov Harpaz, founder and chairman of CPC SOLUTIONS, was awarded a special certificate of appreciation in recognition of his unique contribution to Israeli industry. The event also marked the 40th anniversary of the founding of CPC SOLUTIONS

Reports on Thursday evening that Microsoft had disconnected Israel’s elite intelligence Unit 8200 from its Azure cloud service sent shockwaves through the defense and tech communities. While the move appeared sudden, military sources suggested the IDF had already managed to withdraw sensitive data before the cutoff

A serious cyberattack attempt targeting Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital was detected and thwarted during Yom Kippur, the Ministry of Health, hospital management, and the National Cyber Directorate confirmed on Thursday

Ituran announced the signing of an agreement to become the primary sponsor of the M.K. Otef Darom basketball club, a professional team based in the Gaza Envelope near Kibbutz Magen

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced on Monday the launch of its latest precision weapon system — the “Lahat Alpha”, the newest member of the company’s renowned Lahat family of laser-guided anti-tank missiles

Check Point’s revenue rose 7% year-over-year to $678 million, with North America up 10%, outpacing single-digit gains in other regions. Net profit reached $3.28 per share, boosted by a one-time tax settlement. Excluding that, the company still beat analyst expectations by two cents per share.