Hourly Roundup 11:00 Israel · 12 Oct 2026
Stories in this hour
- Amazon in talks to acquire Israeli startup, AI model that can edit live videos in real-timeDecart has also developed Oasis, a model that generates simulated environments to train and test robotics and autonomous-driving systems
- Berlin shopkeeper attacked after displaying posters against antisemitism for Oct. 7 anniversarySpeaking to the German newspaper Bild, Lindenau estimated that the attackers were between 10 and 15 years old and said they had asked him whether he was Jewish
- Eisenkot: "We heard what's happening in Netanyahu's home. His wife spreads betrayal theories, his son is a draft dodger who fled"Chairman Yesh Atid! Arrived at the 'People of the State' conference of ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth against the backdrop of internal battles in the bloc and the special team established in Likud with the aim…
- Ruth Elias, Phoenix: 'A successful company allows dialogue also about risks'Ruth Elias, Deputy CEO and Deputy Legal Counsel of Phoenix Financial, described at the Globes Next Generation Investors conference the career stations that led her to the integration of law, business, and investments. She emphasized…
- Saudi Arabia extends suspension of operations at Riyadh's King Khalid AirportThe Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation has extended the suspension of operational activities at King Khalid Airport in Riyadh after the deadly Houthi missile strike.
- Alona Bar-On, Globes publisher: "The share of women in control of financial capital is jumping""Some of the women here are the only ones in their industries. They fight within male-dominated industries, and need to receive a lot of confidence in decision-making," said Alona Bar-On at the Globes Next Generation…
- PSG star humiliated the antisemitic YouTuber – who erupted in rage | WatchParis Saint-Germain star defeated the antisemitic American streamer in an EA FC game and brought him to a fit of rage • The Israeli audience celebrates the YouTuber's loss, who has previously been involved in…
Torah perspective
The question 'Are you Jewish?' asked by children attacking a Berlin shopkeeper who hung posters against antisemitism carries the same old hate. The Torah's answer is not to hide but to stand publicly as a Jew. 'Do not be terrified' (לא תחתון) is the eternal call. The Chassidic masters taught that the main battle against evil is simply not to be afraid of it. When one person refuses to let hate go unanswered, the darkness retreats. These children learned hate from somewhere, and the shopkeeper's response teaches them something else: that a Jew does not flinch. His posters are a quiet act of Kiddush Hashem, sanctifying God's name by refusing to let antisemitism go unanswered.