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The finding adds pressure ahead of Trump and Xi's planned September 24 summit. A former CIA analyst said the flow of Chinese technology and data to Iran 'starts to look pretty substantial' in improving its long-range strike capabilities

Charge Peak, which owns the IP of defunct Israeli company Better Place, accuses Chinese EV maker Nio of using the IP in products shipped to Europe.

Charge Peak, which owns the IP of defunct Israeli company Better Place, accuses Chinese EV maker Nio of using the IP in products shipped to Europe.

The latest tender to acquire new military drones reveals that, although the Israel Defense Ministry pays a low price for Chinese drones, the soldiers on the battlefield might be the ones paying the price

Reuters was not able to establish how many Chinese companies received the notice, which the sources said was issued in recent days.

Initially suspected of election interference, the Chinese network is now believed to be a covert missionary campaign using AI-generated sermons to target Israeli audiences on behalf of The Church of Almighty God

After three years with China's Chery Tiggo 8, the Israeli army is swapping 600 vehicles for Mitsubishi Outlanders amid data-security fears. The IDF now bars Chinese models near sensitive bases, though some MG cars still operate inside Tel Aviv's Kirya compound

The Vatican says the 2018 agreement, renewed until October 2028, is the best deal it could secure despite its undisclosed terms.

Moshe Zalcberg, CEO of Veriest, spoke to the Jerusalem Post about the new Chinese open-source AI model DeepSeek.

Moshe Zalcberg, CEO of Veriest, spoke to the Jerusalem Post about the new Chinese open-source AI model DeepSeek.

23andMe will pay $30M for a data breach targeting Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese customers, as a hacker named "Golem" leaked nearly 1M Jewish profiles, calling it "most valuable data."

  "Zero day," an upcoming Taiwanese TV series, depicts a hypothetical Chinese offensive against Taiwan, including scenarios such as a naval blockade, cyberattacks, financial collapse, social unrest, and a full-blown invasion. The series was funded by the Taiwanese Ministry of Culture, tech billionaire Robert Tsao, and produced in cooperation with Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense. […]

The decision comes despite the low chances of the Houthis attacking a Chinese vessel.

The Israel Defense Forces has ordered thousands of drones from two Chinese companies for its land forces, sources inform "Globes."

Deteriorating relations between Israel and China over Gaza have not affected consumer behavior as Israelis snap up Chinese made electric cars.