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‘It Will Change the Way We Do Things’: Former Israeli Pilots Association Chief on Flydubai Cockpit Attack - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Images circulated after the landing appeared to show damage to the aircraft’s rudder, but no aviation authority had publicly established the cause of the apparent damage Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, an Israel-bound passenger jet plunged more than 14,000 feet as a violent struggle unfolded inside its cockpit. Israeli officials say the co-pilot stabbed the captain and tried to crash Flydubai Flight FZ1073 before passengers subdued him and a reserve Flydubai crew traveling aboa
Education and Labor Reform Move to Center of Israel’s Postwar Economic Debate - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Economists see stronger human capital, wider workforce integration and productivity gains as central to sustaining long-term growth Israel’s next finance minister will inherit an economy with a tight labor market, a resilient shekel and a technology sector that continued to operate through nearly three years of war. At the same time, the government will face roughly 350 billion shekels (around $114 billion) in estimated war-related fiscal costs and a public-debt ratio approaching 70% of gross do
Israeli Opposition Leaders Sign ‘Repair and Hope’ Pact as Election Campaign Enters Final Month - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Five leaders representing four electoral lists agree to coordinate their campaigns and prepare for a possible government while leaving leadership and coalition questions unresolved Outside Opposition Leader Yair Lapid’s Tel Aviv home on Saturday evening, supporters of several political parties and movements gathered as five opposition leaders met inside to coordinate their campaigns ahead of Israel’s Oct. 27 election. Some wore T-shirts bearing the names of The Democrats or Gadi Eisenkot’s Yasha
Without Blood Donations, Magen David Adom Could Not Have Saved Tel Aviv Mother’s Life - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Yael Bibi needed about 50 units of blood and blood components just 10 days after childbirth, revealing why hospitals must have tested donations ready before an emergency Ten days after giving birth, Yael Bibi was at home in Tel Aviv with her daughter. It was her husband’s first day back at work. She woke from a nap with the feeling that something was seriously wrong. “I just felt that something bad was happening to my body,” she said. Bibi called her husband and asked him to come home. While he
Behind NAZA: How AI Is Used to Assess and Reduce Collateral Damage - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Cyber intelligence expert Matías Rott says the same systems scrutinized by NAZA are used to assess and reduce expected civilian harm before a strike The title of one of the most discussed films to emerge from this year’s Venice Film Festival is not the name of an artificial intelligence system. NAZA is Israeli military shorthand derived from nezek agavi: collateral damage. It refers to the unintended harm expected beyond the military target of an attack. That distinction is also at the center of
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