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Israeli professor Shai Davidai outside of Columbia University, April 22, 2024.

Davidai claims Lego called 'Bring them home now' a political symbol Davidai asked that the lego figure have a black t-shirt with the yellow ribbon representing the hostages and the words 'bring them home' on it, the manager refused.

Tech & Start Ups

An illustration of Israeli cryptocurrency

Crypto battle: Pro-Israel cryptocurrency 'Go Israel' launched to counter pro-Palestine coin

The choice to launch the coin also comes only days after Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 US election, which caused cryptocurrency markets to soar.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

New initiative connects Israeli tech to UK healthcare

Israeli startups will gain critical insights into the NHS and UK healthcare system, collaborating with healthcare organizations to bridge gaps and foster mutually beneficial partnerships.

Mother sues AI company after 14-year-old son commits suicide for romantic interest chatbot

Sewell Setzer, 14, committed suicide believing it would allow him to be in the world of his AI girlfriend Dany, his mother claims.

By DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD

Banking & Finance

The tax trap: how Israel’s tax money ends up funding the Palestinian Authority’s pay-for-slay law

‘We willingly relinquished our fiscal rights in order to buy peace, but we are not getting what we are paying for,’ says Maurice Hirsch, Director of the Initiative for Palestinian Authority

State Comptroller: Tax Authority missed NIS 3b from crypto

The State Comptroller stressed the need to examine how to collect taxes from the cryptocurrency market before the government raises taxes for the public.

By AHARON KATZ/GLOBES/TNS , JERUSALEM POST STAFF

'The private markets hold tremendous growth potential'

Hamilton Lane’s Co-CEO arrives in Israel for his fourth time since the war amid rising tensions in the region: “I believe in Israel’s innovative spirit”

Market Data

Opinion

US President Joe Biden shakes hands with President-elect Donald Trump during a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, US, November 13, 2024.

Work isn’t a curse word: Time to light your fire

Why take your productive years and do absolutely nothing? Work isn’t a curse word, it’s something that should be encouraged. Sitting around and being unproductive is athe problem.

The high-tech park in the heart of Beer Sheva's innovation district.

Trump must strengthen innovation ties between Israel and the US

So how does a Middle Eastern economy of 10 million people in Israel affect a rich economy of 340 million people in the United States?

Chen Shmilo

The market for combating digital hate: Tech's next frontier in building a safer world

In order to combat digital hate, it needs to be recognized as a global problem, measured, and harnessed.

Real Estate

An aerial view of Jerusalem's Har Nof neighborhood.

Har Nof: Jerusalem's neighborhood of panoramas and piety

Neighborhood Corner: By the 2000s, Har Nof was synonymous with religious devotion, its streets lined with synagogues and yeshivot that catered to a range of Jewish traditions.

By ALEX WINSTON

Discounted apartments: Over 90,000 applicants compete for less than 5,000 units

Slim chances: Around 90,000 applicants registered for the “Discounted Apartment” lottery, competing for only 4,741 spots. Eligibility applications for the next lottery are now open.

By OFER PETERSBURG

Energy & Infrastructure

Oil prices dip dramatically after Israel's attack on Iran

The strikes did not impact energy infrastructure, leading to a decrease in geopolitical tensions affecting the oil market.

By THE MEDIA LINE STAFF

Gdfin CEO Eyal Regev: "when I came up with a completely crazy idea of entering the world of drone

Head in the clouds: Gadfin is changing the game

Gadfin CEO Eyal Regev leads a logistics revolution with hydrogen-powered drones, offering green, efficient delivery solutions: "once you see it in action, you understand its potential."

By RONNIE ROSENMAN

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