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- 1Israel, Palestine and the Future of Regional Diplomacy▼Israel, Palestine, and the Future of Regional Diplomacy: From Humanitarian Emergency to a Credible Political Horizon
A new analysis from the Peace Research Institute Oslo examines how Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy could move beyond managing humanitarian emergencies toward a credible political horizon. The piece frames the Gaza crisis as inseparable from longer-term questions of regional diplomacy, arguing that relief efforts alone cannot substitute for a political settlement. It is drawing attention amid ongoing debates over how regional and international actors should shape a durable peace process.
- 2Nvidia builds new AI security system around Israel-developed chips▼Nvidia puts Israel-developed chips at the heart of its new AI security system
Nvidia has announced a new AI security system built around chips developed at its Israeli operations, according to a report by Calcalist Tech. The company's Israel research and development centers have long played a central role in its core chip design work, and the new system extends that contribution into AI-driven security products. The announcement is being closely followed in Israel's tech sector, which views Nvidia's local operations as a key pillar of the country's semiconductor industry.
- 3Israeli researchers help crack decades-old Galapagos mystery▼Israeli researchers help crack a decades-old mystery in the Galapagos
Israeli researchers have contributed to solving a decades-old scientific mystery in the Galapagos Islands, according to a report by Ynetnews. The exact nature of the breakthrough and the researchers' findings have not been detailed in available coverage, but the discovery is being framed as a significant scientific advance connected to the Galapagos, a region famous for its unique wildlife and evolutionary research.
- 4Israeli strain of Babesia ovis genome sequenced with PacBio HiFi●Genome assembly and gene annotation of Babesia ovis Israeli strain (Piroplasmida: Babesiidae) using PacBio HiFi sequencing
Researchers have assembled the genome and annotated the genes of the Israeli strain of Babesia ovis, a tick-borne parasite affecting sheep, using PacBio HiFi long-read sequencing. Published in Nature's portfolio of scientific data papers, the work provides a high-quality reference genome intended to support future research on the parasite's biology, drug targets and vaccine development. Details of methods and datasets have been made openly available to other researchers.