Opinion & features

Erik Prince believes in keeping things private, whether it's a military operation or your telephone. And he doesn't see why US taxpayers should fund Israel's defense.

"Globes" surveys the impact of the Biden administration's AI Diffusion Rule on Israel's vital technology sector.

The proposal by two government ministers will make the selection of judges less professional and more of a political horse trade.

The medical controversy on the matter in Israel exposes the problem of obtaining accurate clinical data on the effectiveness of medical cannabis for treating all conditions.

The committee's recommendation of a NIS 133 billion force building supplement over a decade is less than the army's minimum demand.

Over the past year the Ramat Yohanan-based plastics company has risen 132% in value.

Ten years ago the government set out to transform Israel's long-term rental market. Since then only 5,000 apartments have been built.

Indian manpower corporation Dynamic Staffing Services chairman Samir Khosla describes the highs and lows of supplying workers to Israel's war-hit construction industry.

"Globes" lists the most expensive housing deals in 2024 in Israel's ten biggest cities.

General Sir Nick Carter, former UK Chief of the Defence Staff, talks to "Globes" about current conflicts, the role of technology, and Israel's contribution to Western military doctrine.

Iran may not have complete control of its Yemeni client, which continues to fire at Israel and international shipping.

Cyberattack company Paragon, which if sold for $900 million will make former Prime Minister Ehud Barak a handsome profit, claims to have developed ethical spyware, while upsetting the IDF 8200 unit.

The Israeli company sees its autonomous systems being adopted in the next few years as China outstrips the US on the technology and Elon Musk has announced plans to commercialize a Tesla autonomous vehicle.