Leadership

Israeli defense tech startup Esh-Tech has announced key executive appointments, including a new CFO and VP of R&D, following its $18 million funding round to scale its drone-defense laser systems globally.

Adama announced that CFO Efrat Nagar is stepping down after two decades with the company. Sami Leibowitz will succeed her, returning from Syngenta Group effective October 2026.

Ido Ron of KPMG Israel emphasizes that in the AI era, managers must become "agents of change." Successful transformation requires not just technology adoption, but a deep understanding of the human factor and strategic prioritization.

The company that brought ChatGPT to the world has experienced a wave of departures of senior executives in the most important departments in recent months, all while the company prepares for an IPO with a valuation of at least a trillion dollars. Why is this happening, what do investors think about the mess, and how is the Israeli company Wiz indirectly related to it?

The municipality continues to put teenagers at the center, as the city recently celebrated the addition of 100 new volunteers to the Magen David Adom (MDA) youth division, alongside the establishment of a new IDF preparation center and the expansion of educational programs.

At a moving event held at the Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem, Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan received the "Brave Leadership of Zion Award." The honor recognizes his steadfast commitment to the establishment and renewal of settlements in northern Samaria.

Rebbetzins and Jewish community leaders in Europe face challenges that rarely receive a platform, yet resonate with every woman. This initiative, now in its fourth year by the Conference of European Rabbis, supports them in a role that carries great responsibility and power, but lacks formal training.

Instead of asking only who will form the next government, we must demand responsibility and statesmanship from our leaders on the way to the ballot box. Words spoken in an aggressive campaign do not disappear, but remain with the public, with the families, and with the reservists on the Israeli street.