The 20:00 report · 11.11.2026
Wednesday focuses on shifts in the global economy, alongside security and criminal affairs. These events impact market stability and Israel's diplomatic relations.
Nvidia scandal: Company to investigate CEO's alleged ties to spy
Nvidia has hired the law firm Wachtell, Lipton to investigate allegations of a romantic relationship between CEO Jensen Huang and a woman suspected of spying for China. The affair, about which President Trump was briefed as early as May, is raising concerns in Washington over the potential smuggling of sensitive technology in violation of export restrictions, alongside shareholder lawsuits alleging the concealment of material information. Following a period of sharp declines in the stock's value, the market is now reacting with volatility as investors monitor the impact of the internal investigation on the company's future.
Child abuse suspected: Kindergarten teacher and four assistants arrested in Ashkelon
Police have arrested a kindergarten teacher and four assistants from two private daycare centers in Ashkelon on suspicion of committing acts of violence against helpless individuals. The suspects were taken in for questioning to determine the scope of the incidents and the allegations against them. The case follows previous reports of child abuse in private educational systems and raises questions regarding the oversight of such institutions.
Netanyahu: Israel to gradually end US military aid
The Prime Minister's Office announced that Israel will gradually end military aid from the United States, a step Netanyahu stated as a goal as early as his first term in 1996 as part of his aspiration for economic independence. The decision is justified by the strength of the current Israeli economy, and Netanyahu presented it as another expression of the quality of the alliance between the two countries. The move marks a significant shift in the long-standing security and economic relationship between Jerusalem and Washington.
France bans Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan from entry
French authorities have banned the head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, from entering the country and detained him for questioning upon his arrival in Paris last week. The ban is attributed to Dagan's public role and his involvement in promoting settlements in Judea and Samaria, including his activities regarding Gush Katif. This is an unusual and unprecedented diplomatic move against an Israeli elected official at the regional council level.
Markets jittery: High US inflation fuels rate hike expectations
The United States Consumer Price Index data for October showed inflation higher than expected, increasing the likelihood of an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December. After the index rose by 0.4% in October, global financial markets are reacting with significant volatility. Simultaneously, economic institutions in the UK are warning that a continued cautious monetary policy could lead to prolonged higher borrowing costs, affecting global economic stability.
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