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Daily Updates from Silicon Wadi for Wednesday, August 9, 2017

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MK David Bitan (Likud) and MK Rachel Azaria (Kulanu) (Photo credits: Flash90 and Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Unhappy with bill, Israel’s coalition chief won’t rush binary options ban to Knesset

By Simona Weinglass

After committee approves already watered-down legislation, Likud’s David Bitan tries to reopen debate, is told he’s too late, rebuffs committee chair’s plea to bring law urgently to parliament for final approval

Is all PR, good PR?

Days after a United Airlines passenger was shown being violently removed from an aircraft, the company’s stocks dropped as much as 6.3% pre-market trading – a $1.4 billion loss

The missing killer product feature in smartphones — longer lifecycle!

The smartphone is a 1,000-in-one tool that covers so many aspects of our lives – phone, camera, mirror, calculator, clock, alarm, music and video player, news, reminders, notes and so much more

Intel completes acquisition of Mobileye shares in tender

By Shoshanna Solomon

Companies say Ziv Aviram, a co-founder of the Israeli firm and its current president and CEO, to retire effective immediately

Illustrative: Part of a platform being taken from the coast of Israel towards the Tamar gas field in this undated photo. (courtesy Noble Energy)

Two Israeli natural gas fields to start pumping in 2020

Energy minister says development of Karish and Tanin deposits will lead to increased competition, lower gas prices

A screenshot from a video released by Israeli-German artist Shahak Shapira on August 7, 2017. (Screen capture: YouTube)

Jewish artist takes on Twitter for enabling anti-Semitism

Best known for shaming Berlin memorial goers with ‘YOLOCAUST,’ Shahak Shapira stages protest over social media giant’s failure to delete offensive messages

An Israeli-American teenager, accused of making bomb threats in the United States and elsewhere, in a courtroom in Rishon Lezion on March 23, 2017. (Flash90)

JCC bomb threats suspect offered his services on dark net – court docs

By SADIE GURMAN

Israeli-American teen allegedly posted on illicit online marketplace advertising ‘school email bomb threat service’

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An illustrative photo of a breast cancer research laboratory. (Keren Freeman/Flash90)

Simple drug regimen could help prevent cancer recurrence, Israeli study says

By Shoshanna Solomon

Screen capture of the vdos-s.com website that offered cyber attack services to clients around the world. (Israel Police spokesperson)

Police bust cyber attack ring accused of causing millions in damage

By Stuart Winer

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