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Hundreds of guests attended the reception to celebrate Israel's 75th Independence Day at the Astoria Hotel in Sofia organized by the Embassy of Israel in Bulgaria.The reception saw the participation of representatives of different ministries and government institutions, ambassadors and members of the diplomatic corps, members of parliament, members of the Jewish community, professionals from the academia, media and business sectors and many more. Nikola Stoyanov, the Bulgarian Minister of Economy and Industry, and Irena Georgieva the Deputy Minister of Tourism also attended the event.The evening opened with a screening of the legendary video of David Ben-Gurion announcing the…

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Israeli multimedia artist Dor Zlekha Levy explored the intersection between arts, new media and storytelling in an exhibition at Paper Gallery in Prishtina, Kosovo.The exhibit “Saltana,” organized with the support of the Embassy of Israel in Kosovo, ran between August and November.It included five works by Zlekha Levy, focusing on the concept of exchanging cultural knowledge and storytelling with modern media in the art. The installation “UMK/OMEK” (Hebrew and Arabic for “depth of the speech”) explored the relationship between the Arabic and Hebrew languages through the means of sounds.“UMK/OMEK is a love song, written in two languages and sung…

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Hamas claimed on Friday that it was ready to engage in negotiations that have dragged on for two weeks in Doha as a ceasefire holds in Gaza. Hamas is playing for time, and it is receiving a ceasefire for Ramadan.,There is no urgency in Jerusalem to do a deal with Hamas. The US is focused on Ukraine at the moment and the chances of a ceasefire deal with Moscow. As such, Hamas sought to grab the spotlight on March 14 with a claim it was ready to release Edan Alexander, a hostage held in Gaza who holds US and…

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located near Dorchester, was the subject of recent archaeological research by the University of Exeter and Historic England.Radiocarbon analysis at the Flagstones site provided new insights into its origins, as reported by Archaeology Magazine. The scientific dating program, led by Dr. Susan Greaney and Dr. Peter Marshall, in collaboration with laboratories at ETH Zurich and the University of Groningen, produced 23 new radiocarbon measurements that drastically altered perceptions of the monument, according to About Manchester."The chronology of Flagstones is essential for understanding the changing sequence of ceremonial and funeral monuments in Britain," Dr. Greaney stated. The findings suggest that…

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AriesThe moon is still in your sign, conjunct with Venus before its retrograde. Energy levels are high, enthusiasm is in the air, and your ability to express yourself is strong. However, there is a tendency towards impulsiveness and impatience, with a strong desire to express yourself.Taurus You feel a growing inner strength, yet unexpected and impulsive reactions may arise. Patience is required to express yourself and your desires, especially in relationships. There is a sense of charm in the air.GeminiYou are socially dominant, with the ability to lead and influence on a community or group level. Your ability to…

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The IDF's Paran Brigade thwarted an attempt to smuggle weapons from Egypt into Israel on Saturday after they identified a drone that was smuggling them, the military announced.The drone was promptly shot down by Israeli forces, and then recovered Kalashnikov-style weapons at the scene. The weapons were then transferred to Israel Police.This is a developing story. Source link

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Key Takeaways:  U.S. economic “death spiral” is happening now.Ray Dalio says expect a fiscal “heart attack” in next 3 years.U.S. deficits may average $2.1 trillion annually through 2035.Dalio says all of this, including debt defaults, lifts up gold.Gold has continued to display remarkable resilience as economic and market uncertainty grows day by day. Owners of gold, including gold IRAs, are reassured by uncertainty because it has always tended to hold its own during difficult economic periods.In early March 2025, famous money manager Ray Dalio warned readers about fiscal uncertainty, even as the markets were already dealing with tariff uncertainty.The…

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Longtime company veteran Udi Sagi has been appointed the new CEO of the Israel-based international plastics and resin-based consumer goods firm Keter Group, the company announced Wednesday morning.The Keter Group, based in Herzliya, is a global manufacturer and retailer of resin-based household and garden products. Established in 1948, the company has since expanded internationally, operating 20 manufacturing plants around the world and with products sold in over 100 countries.Sagi, an employee of Keter since 2009, has played a key role in the company's growth, with the firm highlighting his introduction of automation into one of Keter's largest production plants,…

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Sending money abroad became cheaper for thousands of people in Israel as Rewire by Remitly announced the elimination of all sending fees for transfers to more than 130 countries.The company said the move significantly reduced the cost of cross-border remittances, making international money transfers more affordable.Rewire by Remitly, which operates under Remitly Global, Inc., stated that for many in Israel—especially migrant workers, students, and families supporting relatives overseas—international money transfers had long included fees that could range from just a few to dozens of dollars per transaction, in addition to currency exchange charges. The company said that by removing…

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Uzi Yemin, Executive Chairman of Delek US Holdings, Inc.,  a diversified downstream energy company with assets in petroleum refining, logistics, asphalt, renewable fuels, and convenience store retailing, said that environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) must be accompanied by changes in society’s usage of energy to be meaningful. Yemin appeared at the Jerusalem Post Conference on Monday in New York and was interviewed by Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief Zvika Klein.Although 196 countries, including the United States, signed the 2015 Paris Agreement, an international treaty on climate change, said Yemin, nations continue to use more electricity, purchase more cars, and use…

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