Israel is pitching itself to Canada as a technology partner offering high-tech trade opportunities and approaches to “safer” artificial intelligence, even as diplomatic tensions between the two countries persist over wars in the Middle East. Reporting from Ottawa says the proposal is presented as a way to build practical collaboration despite strain in the bilateral relationship. The discussions focus on what Israel can contribute in areas tied to technology and AI, including measures aimed at improving safety and responsible use. The outreach comes as concerns remain around how the broader political situation affects cooperation. While the sources emphasize the contrast between diplomatic friction and continued engagement, they also indicate that the Israeli pitch is framed around tangible benefits for Canadian interests, particularly in high-tech sectors. Overall, both outlets describe the same core message: Israel seeks to maintain or expand ties with Canada through technology and AI initiatives while acknowledging that relations are under pressure due to events in the Middle East.