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Israeli tech draws major crowds at CES 2026, export institute says
CES 2026, the annual Consumer Technology Association technology show, ran in Las Vegas from January 6 to January 9, 2026, drawing global tech executives, startups, and investors to the convention.
'Call me Chucky': Verstappen revels in McLaren's Qatar horror show
'Britain has James Bond, Israel has the Mossad,' Dermer says at Republican Jewish Coalition
Why tourists are throwing away their tickets to Vegas
Israel's fanciest new mall opens in the Judean desert
The new DCity, which opened this week on the outskirts of Jerusalem, is designed as a replica of the famous Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.
Nations around the world say: Happy 73rd, Israel!
Landmark buildings as well as municipalities and city halls in cities all over the world light up in blue and white to celebrate Israel's 73rd Independence Day.
Here’s what locals love about living Jewishly in the desert
If Las Vegas is known as a place to have fun, its next-door neighbor Henderson — Nevada’s second-largest city — has become a prime destination for Jewish families.
Sheldon Adelson's Vegas casino shuts its doors
The gambling industry, which thrives on air travel and large groups of people in close proximity, has been one of the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Las Vegas Restaurant, The X Pot, Gives New Meaning To Dinner and a Show
Las Vegas’s, The X Pot, provides customers with a perfect and socially distanced way to experience quality cuisine and entertainment.
Sheldon Adelson pledges to pay Las Vegas casino employees amid COVID-19
The resorts reopened in early June but have seen a huge drop in business, with the casinos relying mostly on local gamblers.
Roy Horn of Las Vegas magic duo Siegfried and Roy dies of COVID-19
Fischbacher and Horn, who were both born in Germany, co-founded their stage act after meeting on a cruise ship in the late 1950s before bringing the show to Las Vegas in 1967.
Las Vegas Mayor offers city as a test case for reopening amid coronavirus
Anderson Cooper, the CNN host, said that would mean people would likely die as part of the experiment.
What will happen to Las Vegas during the Coronavirus outbreak?
Those who thought that the land-based casino industry of Las Vegas would be immune were obviously wrong and today, The Strip is dark for the first time in many years.
The ‘WOW’ factor returns to Eilat
Hanoch Rosenn outdoes himself with latest version of Las Vegas-style extravaganza
