Politics

Bloomberg reports that the meeting in New York focused on harnessing AI to strengthen Israel's economy and military edge.

The plan includes the release of all hostages, an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the establishment of a technocratic committee of Palestinians and international experts to temporarily rule Gaza.

Spain is canceling a deal to procure Litening 5 targeting and navigation pods for 46 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets.

The move follows a report in "The Guardian" that the technology was used to store thousands of telephone calls of Palestinians.

The Trump administration is seeking congressional approval for the sale of arms to Israel worth nearly $6 billion, "The Wall Street Journal" reports.

The European Commission proposes trade and other sanctions against Israel, which could be approved next week.

So far, Minister of Transport Miri Regev has only set up a committee to examine the matter, as the taxi drivers accuse her of pandering to haredi interests.

Philippines Minister of Defense Gilbert Teodoro says his country will stop buying arms from Israel.

While one talks of a return to the Stone Age, another sees the prime minister's frankness as an expression of strength.

"We are marching with certainty to a diplomatic, economic, and social abyss that will endanger our existence in the Land of Israel."

Speaking about Israel's diplomatic isolation and faced by economic sanctions, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel must become more self-sufficient.

The Emirati airlines have continued flying to Israel even in wartime, although they can't make up for the loss of the Turkish connection.

Arab public opinion fears a tilt in the regional balance of power towards Israel, and is incensed by events in the Gaza Strip.

Khalil al-Hayya, a member of the Hamas senior leadership, has been reported killed in the strike on the Qatari capital Doha.

The two terrorists who carried out the attack were killed on the spot.

Matanyahu Englman has harshly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's conduct on civilian matters at the start of the war.

"Globes" talks to the tech volunteers and experts who work to help Israel and other countries locate and block the money pipelines for terrorist organizations around the world.

European countries are divided on whether to impose sanctions on Israel over the war in Gaza, and the split within the EU is preventing any action.

The Houthi rebels in Yemen said they fired a missile at the Scarlet Ray, off the Saudi Arabian port of Yanbu.

Israel's Ministry of defense has canceled plans to set up a national pavilion at the event but will support defense companies still wanting to exhibit.

Microsoft president Brad Smith was responding after anti-Israel protesters occupied his office and were removed by police.

The Hostages and Missing Families Forum condemned the government's ignoring of Hamas's positive response to the
latest ceasefire proposal. Government sources: Hamas's response is a trick.

The fund's Council on Ethics states that the banks support settlement activity in the West Bank. The fund has also disinvested from US construction equipment company Caterpillar.

As part of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's new anti-Israel measures, sources tell "Globes" that the ship was forced to sail on to Piraeus in Greece.

The Turkish government has banned all movement of Turkish ships to Israel, including those carrying goods for the Palestinian Authority.

The organization's response comes as the IDF gears up to conquer Gaza City. The staged plan is a version of a proposal by US envoy Steve Witkoff.

The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has sold six Israeli stocks due to activities over the green line, after selling its shares in 17 Israeli companies last week.

Major roads are blocked and many businesses are closed. Smotrich: The campaign plays into the hands of Hamas. Hostage families: Time has run out.

Norwegian newspaper "E24" has named 17 Israeli stocks being sold by the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund.

Following heavy public pressure in Norway due to the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the sovereign wealth fund has acted quickly following a review.