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Shira Rubin

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Israel/Palestinian Territories Correspondent at the Washington Post. shira.rubin@washpost.com Insta: @for_bread_alone RT not endorsement. #binder
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Israeli military tech start-ups grow amid 2 years of war

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By Shira Rubin
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
TEL AVIV - By the time the Israeli start-up Kela opened its doors in 2024, its employees had already been serving as reservists on Israel’s battlefields. Once in the office, the team at the military tech firm began experimenting with solutions to overcome the kinds of problems they had personally seen drones encounter in war zones such as Lebanon, including electronic jamming and signal loss.
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Israeli military tech start-ups cash in on two years of war

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By Shira Rubin
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
TEL AVIV - By the time the Israeli start-up Kela opened its doors in 2024, its employees had already been serving as reservists on Israel’s battlefields. Once in the office, the team at the military tech firm began experimenting with solutions for overcoming the kinds of problems they’d personally seen drones encounter in war zones like Lebanon, including electronic jamming and signal loss.
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Israeli military tech start-ups cash in on two years of war

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By Shira Rubin
| MSN Verified
TEL AVIV By the time the Israeli start-up Kela opened its doors in 2024, its employees had already been serving as reservists on Israels battlefields. Once in the office, the team at the military tech firm began experimenting with solutions for overcoming the kinds of problems theyd personally seen drones encounter in war zones like Lebanon, including electronic jamming and signal loss.
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