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Daily Updates from Silicon Wadi for
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
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As competition heats up, Intel touts new $200 million Haifa campus
By
Shoshanna Solomon
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger to visit Israel next week; US tech giant plans to employ 1,000 new workers locally this year to build ‘chips of the future’
Gantz appointed justice minister after Netanyahu U-turn; court cancels hearing
By
Raoul Wootliff
PM backtracks to end crisis ahead of High Court session on matter, still insists contentious cabinet vote appointing his ally Akunis was legal — despite AG ruling it wasn’t
Times of Israel Podcast
Daily Briefing Apr. 28 – What the what is happening in Israeli politics & COVID?
By
ToI Staff
As COVID wanes, Israel’s restaurants are full of customers but low on staff
By
Shoshanna Solomon
Young workers typically employed in eateries and bars are not coming back, opting for unemployment benefits over shift work; this threatens already-shaken industry
‘Quality of the ovulatory process isn’t jeopardized’
COVID vaccines don’t harm ovaries and neither does virus, Jerusalem doctors find
By
Nathan Jeffay
Reassuring women worldwide, Hadassah researchers record no difference in ovary function between those who are immunized and those who are not
Oxygen to India: Israeli group dispatching medical aid to COVID-stricken country
By
Nathan Jeffay
Israeli medical cannabis inhaler gets Canada’s marketing nod
By
Shoshanna Solomon
Approval is the first by an international regulator allowing the marketing of a precisely dosed cannabis inhaler as a medical product, Syqe Medical says
Israel’s hotels eye foreign tourists and wonder: If we open, will they come?
By
Jessica Steinberg
With the rules for noncitizens entering the country about to be significantly loosened, rooms are being readied despite concerns about travel during COVID and lack of staff
Chunk Foods gets $2 million to develop alt-meat whole cuts via fermentation
By
Shoshanna Solomon
The tech, spun out of MIT, combines plant ingredients and microorganisms to create ‘realistic, whole-muscle meat alternatives’
From the web
Teva Pharm Q1 profit slips but Austedo sales keep rising
Reuters: First-quarter profit is in line with estimates; drugmaker on track to meet 2021 targets as sales in Huntington’s treatment Austedo and migraine product Ajovy rise
Marian Wendt
As Israel strides toward peace, Germany must get off the sidelines
We need to stop castigating the Jewish state, admit the Oslo process is no longer viable, and embrace structural change in the Middle East
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