Jacob Wolinsky

Securing Israel’s digital borders:

How cyber sovereignty shapes national resilience

From military-grade encryption to localized servers, Israel is investing in digital infrastructure to protect against rising cyber and surveillance threats. Op-ed.

Israel''s healthcare at the forefront using AI

There are at least 5 Israeli companies advancing human-centric care using AI of at least 1800 in biotechnology. Overseas investments indicate that Israel's economic situation is considered stable. Op-ed.

Is a Sunni-Israel deal still possible?

The three-way normalization deal - Israel, Saudi Arabia, and U.S. - will take a more important seat at the table in the coming months as Americans are gearing up for the presidential election in November. Op-ed.

Opportunities for Israel’s economy as War continues in 2024

Despite hardships, there have been positive developments taking shape across the economy and labor force in recent months, and local companies and business leaders are optimistic that conditions will improve even more with time. Opinion.

Despite protests, Israeli tourism is on the way to full recovery

Despite the challenging political conditions, data shows that American tourism to Israel has hit a new peak in recent months. Op-ed.

Israeli female entrepeneurs - getting there, but not fast enough

Instead of marches, it might be fruitful to see why women are so outnumbered in high tech and what haredi women are doing about it Op-ed.

Despite global layoffs, Israel's tech sector among the strongest

Tech companies across the world are laying off thousands by the week, but the Israeli tech sector remains a strong contender.Op-ed.

Sunni-Israel breakthrough diplomacy will make peace more likely

The PA will find itself left out in the cold unless it jumps on the bandwagon Israel and the Saudis are already on. Op-ed.