Showing 7,021 to 7,032 of 11,774 results
UN Draft Resolution Seeks to Criminalize Israeli, US Military Actions
A UN Human Rights Council draft resolution, backed by Islamic states, aims to criminalize Israeli and American military actions and pursue international prosecutions, potentially escalating tensions and undermining international law.
UN Draft Resolution Seeks to Criminalize Israeli, US Military Actions
A UN Human Rights Council draft resolution, backed by Islamic states, aims to criminalize Israeli and American military actions and pursue international prosecutions, potentially escalating tensions and undermining international law.
Progress
72% Bias Score
US Eastern Mediterranean Strategy: Balancing Indo-Pacific Pivot with Regional Security
Andrew Novo, a professor at the National Defense University, highlights the Eastern Mediterranean's continued strategic importance for the US, despite the Indo-Pacific focus, emphasizing the role of military bases in Greece and Cyprus and the potential risks of reduced US involvement.
US Eastern Mediterranean Strategy: Balancing Indo-Pacific Pivot with Regional Security
Andrew Novo, a professor at the National Defense University, highlights the Eastern Mediterranean's continued strategic importance for the US, despite the Indo-Pacific focus, emphasizing the role of military bases in Greece and Cyprus and the potential risks of reduced US involvement.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Israeli Mental Health Innovations Showcased at UN Following Hamas Attack
Three Israeli mental health organizations presented innovative trauma treatment methods—including the Hibuki (Hug) Intervention, psychedelic-informed therapy, and Safe Space Open Studios—at a UN conference in New York on Monday, showcasing their response to the October 7th Hamas attack's mental heal...
Israeli Mental Health Innovations Showcased at UN Following Hamas Attack
Three Israeli mental health organizations presented innovative trauma treatment methods—including the Hibuki (Hug) Intervention, psychedelic-informed therapy, and Safe Space Open Studios—at a UN conference in New York on Monday, showcasing their response to the October 7th Hamas attack's mental heal...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Israeli Rape Crisis Centers Report Drop in Calls Following October 7th Attacks
In the aftermath of the October 7th Hamas attacks in Israel, the Association of Rape Crisis Centers reported a significant decrease in calls concerning sexual assault, raising concerns about the underreporting of such crimes and the prioritization of victims' privacy over immediate national interest...
Israeli Rape Crisis Centers Report Drop in Calls Following October 7th Attacks
In the aftermath of the October 7th Hamas attacks in Israel, the Association of Rape Crisis Centers reported a significant decrease in calls concerning sexual assault, raising concerns about the underreporting of such crimes and the prioritization of victims' privacy over immediate national interest...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Netanyahu Allegedly Warned of Qatari Funds Diverted to Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly received warnings in 2019 and 2020 that Qatari funds designated for Gaza were diverted to Hamas, with each instance involving millions of dollars in diverted funds; the Prime Minister's Office denies these claims.
Netanyahu Allegedly Warned of Qatari Funds Diverted to Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly received warnings in 2019 and 2020 that Qatari funds designated for Gaza were diverted to Hamas, with each instance involving millions of dollars in diverted funds; the Prime Minister's Office denies these claims.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Stefan Wertheimer, Israeli Industrialist and Philanthropist, Dies at 98
Stefan Wertheimer, a 98-year-old Israeli industrialist and Israel Prize laureate, passed away; he founded the multinational cutting tools company Iscar, which was sold for $6 billion, and significantly contributed to technological education and industrial park development in Israel.
Stefan Wertheimer, Israeli Industrialist and Philanthropist, Dies at 98
Stefan Wertheimer, a 98-year-old Israeli industrialist and Israel Prize laureate, passed away; he founded the multinational cutting tools company Iscar, which was sold for $6 billion, and significantly contributed to technological education and industrial park development in Israel.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Controversial Conference on Antisemitism in Jerusalem
A Jerusalem conference on antisemitism, organized by Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, has sparked controversy due to its invitation of prominent far-right European politicians, including Jordan Bardella and Milorad Dodik, alongside a focus on Islamist antisemitism, prompting criticism from Jew...
Controversial Conference on Antisemitism in Jerusalem
A Jerusalem conference on antisemitism, organized by Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, has sparked controversy due to its invitation of prominent far-right European politicians, including Jordan Bardella and Milorad Dodik, alongside a focus on Islamist antisemitism, prompting criticism from Jew...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Island Secures $250M, Valued at $5B
Island, a browser security firm founded by Mike Fey and Dan Amiga, closed a $250 million Series ? round led by Coatue, raising its total funding to $730 million and valuation to $5 billion; the company is aiming to replace Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Island Secures $250M, Valued at $5B
Island, a browser security firm founded by Mike Fey and Dan Amiga, closed a $250 million Series ? round led by Coatue, raising its total funding to $730 million and valuation to $5 billion; the company is aiming to replace Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Israel's 2025 Budget Faces Criticism Amidst High War Costs
Israel's 2025 budget, approved despite concerns from the Bank of Israel, aims to lower the deficit to 4.9% of GDP from 6.8% in 2024 but might not sufficiently decrease the debt-to-GDP ratio due to ongoing high war costs (NIS 86 billion projected for 2025), insufficient spending cuts, and the tempora...
Israel's 2025 Budget Faces Criticism Amidst High War Costs
Israel's 2025 budget, approved despite concerns from the Bank of Israel, aims to lower the deficit to 4.9% of GDP from 6.8% in 2024 but might not sufficiently decrease the debt-to-GDP ratio due to ongoing high war costs (NIS 86 billion projected for 2025), insufficient spending cuts, and the tempora...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Anti-Hamas Protests Erupt in Gaza Amidst Post-War Devastation
Following the recent war, protests erupted in Gaza City and Beit Lahia, with hundreds to thousands of Gazans demanding an end to Hamas rule, blaming the group for the dire situation while also acknowledging the impact of the conflict on the whole population.
Anti-Hamas Protests Erupt in Gaza Amidst Post-War Devastation
Following the recent war, protests erupted in Gaza City and Beit Lahia, with hundreds to thousands of Gazans demanding an end to Hamas rule, blaming the group for the dire situation while also acknowledging the impact of the conflict on the whole population.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Israel's 2025 Budget: Security and Social Equity
Israel's NIS 619 billion 2025 budget prioritizes national security with NIS 9 billion for reserve soldiers and regional development, while also significantly increasing funding for public transportation (NIS 545 million for Foreign Ministry public diplomacy) to improve social mobility and combat ant...
Israel's 2025 Budget: Security and Social Equity
Israel's NIS 619 billion 2025 budget prioritizes national security with NIS 9 billion for reserve soldiers and regional development, while also significantly increasing funding for public transportation (NIS 545 million for Foreign Ministry public diplomacy) to improve social mobility and combat ant...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Israeli Hospital Strike Kills Two in Gaza Amidst Renewed Violence
On October 28th, Israeli forces attacked the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, killing two including Hamas official Ismail Barhoum, injuring others, and causing a major fire, amid escalating conflict following renewed airstrikes that have killed at least 25 Palestinians across Gaza; separately, ...
Israeli Hospital Strike Kills Two in Gaza Amidst Renewed Violence
On October 28th, Israeli forces attacked the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, killing two including Hamas official Ismail Barhoum, injuring others, and causing a major fire, amid escalating conflict following renewed airstrikes that have killed at least 25 Palestinians across Gaza; separately, ...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Showing 7,021 to 7,032 of 11,774 results