Tech

Tesla under investigation again: Fear of failure in Model 3 and Y
Tesla's two best-selling models are being investigated following a series of complaints about a suspension system failure. If a repair is required, it will affect nearly 1.2 million Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.

Sales Surge: The Car Market is Rising, and Chinese Brands Lead the Way
More than 26,000 new cars hit Israeli roads last month, with a 10% year-to-date increase. Chinese manufacturers now hold 6 of the top 10 positions, accounting for nearly half of all new vehicle sales this year.

Is it real or AI? Don't get caught: How to identify a fake image
The use of artificial intelligence has become an inseparable part of daily life, and image generation technology has advanced to a level where it is often difficult to distinguish a real photograph from a computer-generated one. If you have encountered a suspicious or unusual image, this guide will help you verify its authenticity.

Cyclist Teenager Injured, Changes Version, and Loses 80,000 Shekels
Eight years ago, a high school student was injured while cycling and became disabled. After his claim under the Road Accident Victims Compensation Law was rejected, he sought compensation via personal student accident insurance, but the court dismissed the claim due to inconsistent testimonies.

Ahead of SpaceX reports: The bizarre questions occupying investors
Elon Musk's space company is preparing for its first earnings call as a public company, but instead of focusing on revenue and the plummeting stock, shareholders have peculiar demands regarding rockets and the official mascot.

Orange alert: Extremely high fire danger tomorrow in the North and the Jordan Valley
The Meteorological Service has issued a severe early warning for tomorrow (Monday), citing an extremely high fire index in vast areas across the country. According to the official announcement, there is a real concern for rapid ignition due to expected weather conditions, with warnings divided into risk levels based on geographical areas and specific time ranges.

Tax Authority issues urgent warning: Do not open these emails
An official notice warns against a new and dangerous fraud attempt, in which fake letters are sent regarding the opening of a tax investigation in order to steal personal details and access passwords of innocent citizens.

The "Orphaned Brand": The Danger Facing Buyers of Chinese Cars
Chinese car exports have reached record levels, accounting for nearly half of the Israeli market. However, this rapid growth hides risks: many brands may disappear, leaving owners without spare parts and support.

Beyond firefighting planes: Spain recruits donkeys and goats to combat wildfires
In Spain's mountainous regions, authorities are using a creative solution to mitigate wildfire risks: deploying GPS-tracked donkeys and goats to clear dry vegetation. These animals, covering up to 19 km daily, serve as an effective line of defense against the spread of massive fires.

Strategic Appointment at Bridgewize: Maya Kadori Named VP of Strategy
After leading large-scale initiatives at a major bank, Maya Kadori was appointed to a key position at the world's leading company for AI solutions for the capital market.

Urgent recall for Ford commercial vehicles in Israel
Delek Motors, the importer of Ford in Israel, has announced a recall for 16 Ford F-250 and F-350 commercial vehicles due to a missing particulate sensor. Owners must complete the mandatory repair within six months to avoid issues with vehicle licensing and ownership transfer.

South Korea Records Highest Temperature in Over a Century
South Korea recorded its highest temperature since climate data began to be documented over a hundred years ago, according to the South Korea Meteorological Administration. The agency stated that the temperature in Yangsan, a city in the southeast of the country, reached 42.5 degrees Celsius.

Cyber giant Fortinet reports over 50% revenue jump: Stock rises 5%
Fortinet, a developer of information security products, firewalls, and cyber defense systems, reports that product revenues in the second quarter of 2026 totaled 773 million dollars, a 52% increase compared to the same quarter last year.

Google and Oracle Announce Strategic AI Partnership
The new collaboration between the technology giants is set to transform how organizations utilize artificial intelligence by integrating advanced capabilities into daily enterprise workflows.

AI Tools: The Era of Education is Over, It's Time to Experiment
The last two decades were defined by continuous education, but with the rise of AI, traditional learning methods are no longer sufficient. The author argues that success today lies not in theoretical courses, but in hands-on practice, experimentation, and building a personal connection with technology.

These headphones have a touch screen, but they are no longer a cheap option
Anker's Liberty 5 Pro Max headphones attempt to fundamentally change the perception of the brand: not just as one that offers "good value for money," but as a player that sets the bar in the market. To justify this, several improvements are required.

Samsung Israel invites founders to an exclusive dinner
Samsung is launching the Galaxy Z Fold8 and hosting two exclusive dinners for startup founders in Tel Aviv. The events will take place on August 6 and 9, featuring Uri Levine and Dov Moran.

Drought in Europe: Danube and Rhine at Historic Lows, Economic Production Declines
Europe is facing an extreme drought that has caused water levels in the Danube and Rhine to drop to record lows. This has triggered an energy crisis, logistics disruptions, and rising food prices.

iDigital Launches Major Apple Sales Event in Eilat
The iDigital chain is holding a special sales event in Eilat from August 5 to August 7, offering refurbished devices and previous-generation models at discounts of up to 50%. The stock is limited, with items including iPhones, MacBooks, and Apple Watches available at significantly reduced prices.

The Earth is not a perfect sphere: NASA's gravity field visualization
A new scientific model based on over a billion satellite observations reveals the planet's dynamic changes and presents a gravitational relief of the Earth that differs significantly from the conventional view of a perfect sphere.

Climate forecasts are collapsing: The trapped energy that is heating the planet
A special project by NASA reveals that the planet's energy balance has been dramatically disrupted, with one of the main reasons being a positive move led by countries around the world.

Earth's escape route: Is this the way to survive the dying Sun?
Scientific estimates state that the expansion of the Sun will bring an end to Earth, but a new groundbreaking model now presents an unexpected chance of survival and explains how the planet could dodge a cruel fate.

Nano Dimension Faces Power Struggle Amid Activist Pressure
Israeli 3D printer manufacturer Nano Dimension is at the center of a corporate battle as activist fund Murchinson gains influence. The struggle centers on the company's significant cash reserves and the future of its strategic direction.

The future is here: Augmented reality glasses for post-stroke rehabilitation
Rehabilitation after a stroke or head injury is a lengthy process requiring months of intensive practice. The Haifa and Western Galilee district of Clalit, in collaboration with Motion Informatics, is testing an innovative augmented reality system to enhance neurological rehabilitation outcomes.

Palantir and ElevenLabs Executives Invest in New Israeli Startup Arrakis Security
Israeli startup Arrakis Security, founded by former Palantir and Torq employees, has raised $8 million in a seed round. The company provides a security layer to monitor and protect autonomous AI agents within corporate systems.

One click too many: When the bot is rewarded for closing the inquiry
The customer relationship management sector is shifting toward a Pay-per-Resolution model. However, automating service via AI may create a conflict of interest between technology providers and brands.

One click too many: When the bot is rewarded for closing the inquiry
The customer relationship management sector is shifting toward a Pay-per-Resolution model. However, aggressive AI automation risks creating conflicts of interest and eroding long-term customer loyalty.

Just before the collapse: Razer acquires StreamElements in a rescue deal
Gaming giant Razer has announced the acquisition of assets from the streaming platform StreamElements. The deal follows months of severe financial instability and the threat of insolvency for the service.

AI Startup Lemon-Lime Apologizes for Controversial Tattoo-Based Hiring Stunt
The AI startup Lemon-Lime offered immediate interviews to anyone willing to get a tattoo. After the campaign sparked significant backlash on social media, the company deleted its posts and pledged to fund tattoo removal for participants.

Earthquake in Japan hits the automotive industry: Toyota and Mitsubishi suspend production
Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Daihatsu have suspended production at several plants following the earthquake in Japan. The primary cause for the halt is disruption in the supply chain.

How Chery is Capturing the Israeli Automotive Market Through Four Brands
The Carasso Group ("Freesbe") has begun importing vehicles from the new Chinese brand LEPAS. Despite being marketed as an independent entity, LEPAS is part of the Chery concern, which currently holds a 22% share of the Israeli automotive market.

Heavy users? Get ready to pay Apple for the new Siri AI
Apple is preparing to launch the new Siri AI, with CEO Tim Cook hinting at potential paid iCloud+ subscription tiers to remove usage limits. This move aligns the company with other major players in the AI market.

Amazon completes $50 billion investment in OpenAI and increases its stake to 5%
Amazon has completed its $50 billion investment in OpenAI after transferring $35 billion in the second quarter. The tech giant now holds a 5% stake in the AI company.

The Israeli startup that preceded Claude Code and Cursor has been sold
The Israeli company Tabnine, a pioneer in AI-powered code completion tools, has been acquired by the American corporation Tricentis. The startup will continue to develop its product under the new ownership.

OpenAI Slashes Prices: Surprising News for ChatGPT Users
Following increasing competition from Chinese companies and Anthropic, OpenAI is lowering the prices of its popular models by double-digit percentages, though analysts warn of potential consequences for the company's financial future.

SpaceX Rocket Stage Set to Impact the Moon This Week
The upper stage of a SpaceX rocket, left in space after launching two lunar landers, is on a collision course with the Moon. It is expected to crash into the lunar surface this Wednesday.

1000 Gigabits Per Second: Who Is Ready for 6G? A 2030 Forecast
The race for the terabit is on: while 5G is still spreading globally, researchers are already developing 6G. This new technology promises speeds of 1 Tbps and near-zero latency, but faces significant physical and infrastructure challenges.

Seeking a Path: Check Point's Missed Steps and Broader Lessons
Check Point CEO Nadav Zafrir is facing significant challenges as the company struggles with stagnant sales and declining market performance, prompting a major internal reorganization.

AI Yields to Carpenters: The New Tech Giant Race
Tech giants and AI companies are in a fierce race for skilled manual labor, such as electricians and carpenters. These professionals are essential for building the massive data center infrastructure that AI models cannot yet replace.

Serial autonomous vehicles on Israel’s roads: prospects for next year
Autonomous driving is approaching Israel thanks to a new international UN standard. Car importers are preparing for a shortage of vehicle-transport ships that could delay shipments until the end of the year. Also: BMW, Genesis, Toyota and KGM launch new models.