On May 10th, the U.S. House passed H.Res.835 titled, “Supporting robust relations with the State of Israel bilaterally and in multilateral fora upon seventy years of statehood, and for other purposes.” Beyond calling upon other nations to enter into “robust relations” with Israel, the bill emphasizes the recent diplomatic advances that the Jewish State has made in the effort of encouraging other nations to give diplomatic recognition to Israel in the international arena. Of t

Q&A with UTSA Computer Science Professor Cybersecurity Expert Dr. Gregory White In continuation with the first part of our interview, we are given the privilege to also correspond with Dr. White, the director of UTSA’s Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS) and a professor in UTSA’s the Computer Science Department, concerning the state of U.S. cyber capabilities. Dr. White is a scholar in computer science has also written many academic articles and conference

U.S. tech firm Intel Corp. officially completed its acquisition of Israeli automotive tech firm, Mobileye with the hopes of utilizing the skills of both firms to create technologically advanced self-driving cars! Intel plans to capitalize on Mobileye’s computer vision expertise, data analysis and its developments in autonomous driving, and incorporating these competitive advantages with Intel’s “high-performance computing and connectivity expertise” to create over 100 self-dr

Since officially became a nation in 1948, the United States has benefited from the Jewish state’s knowledge of regional actors in the Middle East, its leading contribution to critical security systems and technologies. ​ From its inception, Israel has been at the forefront of managing diverse security threats facing the United States. In particular, Israel has led the charge in the advancement of vital cyber security technology systems. Israel’s world-renowned expertise in th