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CROWDS GATHER outside American University of Beirut Medical Center after thousands of Hezbollah operatives were wounded when the pagers they use to communicate exploded across Lebanon, on Tuesday.

From beeper to bomb: Hezbollah's pager crisis explained Discover the breathtaking ingenuity behind the sabotage that turned Hezbollah’s pagers into explosive weapons.

Tech & Start Ups

Mlamdovsky Somech (right) and Shmilo (left): “We’re adjusting the world for the new battlefield.”

Generative AI takes center stage in the fight against hate: Insights from the ‘Hack the Hate’

"Technology has been weaponized against Jews all over the world," said Chen Shmilo at the "Hack the Hate" conference, where tech leaders, diplomats, and influencers rallied to fight online hate.

By RONNIE ROSENMAN

Cyber expert: Preparation for Hezbollah beeper explosions likely took monthsExpert: Preparation for

This type of operation is familiar in intelligence circles and requires significant cooperation from organizations involved in the manufacturing process.

By DR. ITAY GAL

'A threat to democracy': Israeli media outlets unite to bash tech giants

The letter emphasized that Israeli content is a unique product serving small markets with distinct cultural and linguistic characteristics.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Banking & Finance

OpenAI's stunning $150 billion valuation hinges upending corporate structure, sources say

The outsized funding round has seen strong investor demand and could be finalized in the next two weeks, given the rapid growth of OpenAI's revenue, sources added.

Navigating getting your money into Israel as a new immigrant

The red flags are best avoided. Cooperation with bank questions is more likely to free up your money than suing the bank.

To achieve peace, Israel needs a Hamas bypass operation

Here’s our suggestion for consideration by all concerned.

Market Data

Opinion

EL AL, the quasi-national carrier, once again posted record profits for the first quarter of this year.

Rising prices, bringing hope: What do consumers think of Israel's El Al airline?

The sky-high ticket prices that jumped since last October dramatically contribute to the poor perception of El Al more frequently.

A cargo ship transporting humanitarian aid for Gaza is escorted by Cyprus Port and Marine Police vessels, as seen from Larnaca, Cyprus, March 30, 2024.

Solving Gaza's economic crisis: Could it be the role of financial experts?

The efforts could control the escrow bank account needed to invest in the gas field, receive gas sale proceeds, pay salaries to ordinary Gazan gas workers, and invest in Gazan welfare projects.

TRADERS WORK on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday, a day after the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 had their worst day of trading since 2022, amid a global market sell-off centered around fears of a US recession.

The stock market will go up and down - trust in your portfolio

Your Investments: On average, markets drop at least 10% once a year. Just because it finally makes the news doesn’t mean that investors should panic.

Real Estate

The new opportunity: Tel Aviv's prestigious heart expands towards Florentin

What connects Florentin to Tel Aviv’s heart, old Jaffa, and the beach? Introducing MOMA TEL AVIV by Hagag Group—just minutes from the Red Line and a 10-minute scooter ride from Rothschild Boulevard.

By OFER PETERSBURG

Rising demand: Approximately 70,000 unsold apartments remain on the supply shelf

Between May-July 2024, around 25,000 apartments were sold, a 32% increase from last year. Despite the surge in demand, unsold units rose by 19%, leaving around 70,000 apartments still on the market.

By OFER PETERSBURG

Energy & Infrastructure

Israeli Natural Gas Trade Association issues 2024 report on energy security in Israel

One of the surprising finding of the report is that In contrast to Europe, Israel maintained stable energy prices during the Swords of Iron War.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Bazan Group reports strong Q2 2024 results, announces dividend

The company posted impressive USD 96 million in adjusted earnings and USD 61 million in net income, announced a USD 35 million interim dividend.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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