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Watch: Israeli politician follows Trump and shares AI video of Gaza's future
Watch: Israeli politician follows Trump and shares AI video of Gaza's future

Al Bawaba

time23-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Al Bawaba

Watch: Israeli politician follows Trump and shares AI video of Gaza's future

Published July 23rd, 2025 - 11:13 GMT ALBAWABA - An Israeli politician called Gila Gamliel recently sparked outrage on social media among pro-Palestine activists after sharing an AI video showcasing the future of Gaza, despite the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip since Oct. 7, 2023. The member of the Israeli Political-Security Cabinet showcased a Gaza similar to US President Donald Trump's recent AI rendition of the Strip, with real estate buildings and resorts replacing the destroyed homes of Palestinians due to constant Israeli bombardment. Gamliel and Israeli Prime Minister were also featured in the video alongside Trump, who was giving a speech to several Israelis. Additionally, Ivanka Trump and Sarah Netanyahu were also seen walking alongside their husbands, while touring the newly built areas in Gaza. חשיפה : כך עזה תראה בעתיד.הגירת עזתים מרצון רק עם טראמפ ונתניהו. זה אנחנו או - הם ! לינק לתוכנית ההגירה מרצון מעזה שהגשתי לקבינט בשבוע הראשון למלחמת 'חרבות ברזל' 13.10.23 בתגובה הראשונה. — גילה גמליאל - Gila Gamliel (@GilaGamliel) July 22, 2025 While not as wild as Trump's "Riviera" rendition, which included bearded belly dancers, golden statues, and more, the video sparked anger among human rights activists who deemed it "disrespectful" and "inhumane" towards the Gazans who lost their homes and are currently suffering from famine due to blocked humanitarian aid. The AI-generated video even featured a Trump Tower to showcase Israel's political ties with the US. The video was captioned in Hebrew on X (formerly known as Twitter), "Exposure: This is what Gaza will look like in the future. Voluntary migration of Gazans only with Trump and Netanyahu." Gamliel added, "It's us or - them! Link to the voluntary migration plan from Gaza that I submitted to the cabinet in the first week of the 'Iron Swords' war on 13.10.23 in the first response." The ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza has resulted in the killing of at least 59,000 Palestinians and the injuring of at least 142,500. Additionally, in the past 24 hours, over 111 Palestinians have died of hunger, including at least 80 children, according to the Health Ministry of Gaza. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba (

Israeli minister shares AI video on X showing future Gaza without Palestinians
Israeli minister shares AI video on X showing future Gaza without Palestinians

Middle East Eye

time22-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Middle East Eye

Israeli minister shares AI video on X showing future Gaza without Palestinians

Gila Gamliel, Israel's science and technology minister, has shared an AI-generated video on X showing post-war Gaza with Palestinians ethnically cleansed from the territory. The video imagines a Trump Tower and other high rise buildings in the Palestinian enclave. It also shows Israelis enjoying food and drinks in markets, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walks along the beach with his wife. 'This is what Gaza will look like in the future. Voluntary migration of Gazans only with Trump and Netanyahu. It's us or them,' Gamliel wrote.

Bipartisan event celebrates Jerusalem Day, honors 'the beating heart of the Jewish people'
Bipartisan event celebrates Jerusalem Day, honors 'the beating heart of the Jewish people'

Yahoo

time06-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Yahoo

Bipartisan event celebrates Jerusalem Day, honors 'the beating heart of the Jewish people'

The bipartisan celebration emphasized the importance of faith-based diplomacy in promoting both peace and security for the Jewish state. The Congressional Israel Allies Caucus hosted its annual Jerusalem Day celebration on Wednesday on Capitol Hill, in celebration of the reunification of Jerusalem and ongoing strong US-Israel relations. This year's event came not only as regional tensions remain high, with Iran-backed terror groups launching continued attacks on Israel, but also after two deadly attacks on events relating to Israel, the hostages and the Jewish community in the US. The bipartisan celebration emphasized the importance of faith-based diplomacy in promoting both peace and security for the Jewish state, while also demonstrating the US's ongoing belief in Israel's right to self-defense. 'Jerusalem Day is a celebration of the eternal connection between the Jewish people and their capital,' said Josh Reinstein, President of the Israel Allies Foundation. 'As threats mount against Israel from all sides, events like these remind the world that Jerusalem will never again be divided. The support of faith-based leaders and legislators in the United States is critical, not just for Israel's security, but for the values we all share—freedom, faith, and democracy.' Among the distinguished speakers at the event were Innovation, Science and Technology Minister, Gila Gamliel; Knesset Christian Allies Caucus Co-Chair MK Moshe Tur Paz, Reinstein, and over a dozen members of the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus. Rep. Ronny-Jackson (R-TX) told the attending crowds: 'As Co-Chair of the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus, I'm proud to stand alongside President Trump in unwavering support for Israel—America's greatest ally. On this special day, and every day, I remain fully committed to doing everything in my power as a Member of Congress to ensure Israel has the resources it needs to defend itself.' IAF US Director Jordanna McMillan added: 'For over a decade, the Congressional Israel Allies Caucus has commemorated Jerusalem Day on Capitol Hill, a powerful testament to the enduring US-Israel partnership and the vital role of faith-based support for Israel. This event has now inspired similar observances in legislatures worldwide. Our goal is to see greater international recognition of a united Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and encourage other nations to relocate their embassies there.' Minister Gamliel concluded, 'Jerusalem is the beating heart of the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Its reunification is a historic milestone that reflects our unwavering bond to our ancestral homeland. I deeply appreciate the support of our American allies, whose faith-based solidarity strengthens Israel and the values we hold dear.'

Israel Innovation Authority Picks Deep Tech Incubators to Launch Startups with 5-year Investment of Hundreds of Millions
Israel Innovation Authority Picks Deep Tech Incubators to Launch Startups with 5-year Investment of Hundreds of Millions

Associated Press

time09-04-2025

  • Business
  • Associated Press

Israel Innovation Authority Picks Deep Tech Incubators to Launch Startups with 5-year Investment of Hundreds of Millions

New incubators to drive innovation in energy, infrastructure, and medical technology —shaping the next wave of Israeli deep tech success stories JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, April 9, 2025 / / -- The Israel Innovation Authority announced today the selection of two new technology incubators—Square One Labs Build and Edge Medical Ventures— to establish, invest in, and support dozens of Deep Tech startups in Israel as part of an innovative Venture Creation & Building Studio model. Each incubator will receive a total budget of up to NIS 40 million over five years and will independently invest tens of millions of dollars in startups within their respective fields. The incubators are expected to establish and grow dozens of groundbreaking companies in areas such as energy, industry, data center infrastructure, medical devices, and Bio-convergence—the integration of technological, biological, and engineering domains. Gila Gamliel, Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology: 'The new incubators, backed by investments of hundreds of millions of shekels, position Israel at the forefront of global Deep Tech. The innovative model we've created connects public and private capital, significantly shortens the path from idea to global product, and strengthens our economic and security resilience. Accelerating the pace of innovation during such a challenging time is a clear expression of the determination and strength of the Israeli economy.' Dr. Alon Stopel, Chairman of the Israel Innovation Authority: 'This is a groundbreaking strategic move, based on insights and experience accumulated over years of operating previous incubator programs in Israel, combined with lessons learned from advanced global models—particularly from the United States. The process of designing the new program took many months and included precise adaptation to the evolving reality of the Israeli high-tech sector. The tender's outcome announced today reflects our vision for incubators that operate as entrepreneurial accelerators—composed of corporations, VC funds, entrepreneurs, and academics—providing founders with a full support system—technological, business, and financial—from the earliest stages. We see this as another significant step in building a strong Israeli Deep Tech industry that will tackle the major engineering challenges of the next decade, including energy, sophisticated infrastructure, medical devices, and more. In the future, we will consider expanding into areas such as semiconductors and additional technologies.' Dror Bin, CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority: 'We are proud to announce today the results of one of the most significant initiatives to advance the Deep Tech sector in Israel. This was a rigorous, highly qualitative, and competitive process that attracted outstanding proposals from top-tier Israeli and international players—including industrial entities, investment funds, medical institutions, and academic leaders—who joined forces to build the next generation of breakthrough startups. The selected incubators will serve as active creation engines, enabling the establishment of innovative companies from ideation or early research stage and supporting them throughout all stages of development—from inception to market entry and global growth. This model not only reduces the risk for entrepreneurs but also provides them with everything they need to truly succeed—access to advanced laboratories, strategic partnerships, expertise from leading institutions, and substantial government investment. We believe in the power of Deep Tech to be a game-changer in fields such as health, infrastructure, energy, and science—and the platforms selected today will serve as the launchpad for the next great Israeli success stories.' The incubators were selected through a new competitive process launched in 2024, parallel to the establishment of a Startup Fund that enables the Authority to participate in funding rounds of Israeli Deep Tech companies from ideation all the way to Round A funding —without taking equity or diluting the founders. The new model emphasizes deep and broad investment—covering business, regulatory, technological, and financial aspects intending to build companies rooted in real needs and with the potential to break into global markets. Square One Labs Build – Incubator for Energy, Industry, and Data Center Infrastructure Square One Labs Build was selected to establish a Venture Creation incubator in the critical fields of energy, advanced industry, and infrastructure for data centers. The incubator was formed as a consortium with a synergy of leading corporations, including Doral Energy-Tech Ventures, Afcon Control & Automation, RAD Group, Bazan Group, Square One Fund, Enlight's Elements Fund, and academic and business partners. The incubator will establish companies using an Entrepreneur in Residence model, where entrepreneurs develop solutions for problems defined or validated by strategic partners. To support this, a network of four specialized labs will be established in key fields: materials science, power electronics, thermodynamics, and robotics. The leadership team includes top industry figures Amir Fishlov and Yoav Galin (co-founders of SolarEdge), Yonatan Bik (CTO), and Miki Hefetz (VP of Business Development). Edge Medical Ventures – Incubator Specializing in Medical Devices and Bio-convergence Edge Medical Ventures will establish a cutting-edge incubator focused on medical devices, emphasizing Deep Tech and interdisciplinary solutions that combine hardware, software, biology, and materials engineering. Partners in the incubator include Boston Scientific, one of the world's largest medical device companies; the investment funds Edge Medical Partners and Issec Capital (CBG); Hadassah, Sheba, and Wolfson medical centers; Cornell University Medical Center; and Hadasit, Hadassah University Medical Center's technology transfer and innovation company. The incubator team developed a comprehensive Venture Creation methodology, including defining clinical needs in collaboration with strategic partners, deep market and competition validation, and commercializing knowledge from leading medical institutions in Israel and abroad. The companies established will benefit from one of the most advanced testing infrastructures in Israel, including a prototype development lab, in-vivo testing, early-stage manufacturing capabilities, validation and regulatory support for FDA submissions, and more. Edge Medical is built on proven experience - MEDX, its previous incubator, launched in 2017 has established 20 companies, of which 13 have raised approximately $50 million from the private market. The leadership team includes Shay Poliker (CEO), Gal Atarot (CTO), Noam Teichler (CFO), and Eileen Kee (VP of Commercialization). A New Investment Model: A Unique Blend of Public and Private Funding Formulated in 2024, the new model encourages the proactive creation of Deep Tech companies by leveraging institutional and industrial knowledge, with significant early-stage involvement by the Innovation Authority. The model is tailored to the needs of Deep Tech ventures, which require significant investment and long maturation periods—unlike classic tech startups. The Innovation Authority will act as a strategic partner without taking equity, based on excellence and a thorough evaluation of each investment. Key model highlights: - Up to NIS 40 million in cumulative grants per incubator, including management fees, setup expenses, and lab infrastructure - Minimum private sector investment requirement: NIS 120 million - Innovation Authority participation in funding rounds without equity dilution - Opportunity for additional VC and CVC participation - LP/GP structure allowing for additional capital funding rounds (Second Closing) after selection Raoul Wootliff N10S 546921720398

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