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Economyלפני 9 שעות

Consumer Credit Spending Rises on Eve of Rosh Hashanah Despite Travel Surge

Israeli consumer credit spending rose 2.7% on Rosh Hashanah eve compared to last year, reaching NIS 460 million, despite increased international travel. The increase may reflect higher prices, with spending significantly up from pre-war levels.

Economyלפני 10 שעות

Israeli Stock Market Soars in Strong Year, But Major Disparities Emerge

The Israeli stock market achieved significant gains in the Hebrew year 5776, with major indices soaring. However, the year was marked by extreme disparities, with top performers in energy and tech contrasting sharply with companies in cannabis, biopharma, and real estate that suffered massive losses.

Securityלפני 11 שעות

Israel Considers Simulator Training for New Drivers

Israel's National Road Safety Authority is initiating a project to develop driving simulator technology for new drivers, aiming to enhance hazard perception and reduce accidents. The authority plans to contract with Ben-Gurion University for the initial development phase, with a tender for the full system to follow.

Economyלפני 13 שעות

Israeli Car Buyers Face Fallout as Manufacturers Collapse

Israeli car owners are facing significant financial losses and a lack of spare parts due to the collapse or disappearance of several car manufacturers. A podcast episode discusses how consumers can avoid similar issues in the future.

Economyלפני 13 שעות

Global Markets Await US Inflation Data Amid Fed Rate Hike Expectations

Global currency markets are seeing minor movements as they await US August inflation data, which will heavily influence the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision. The market currently anticipates a 74% chance of a rate hike, driven by rising oil prices and other economic indicators.

Politicsלפני 14 שעות

Poll Shows Religious Strengthening Primarily Among Ultra-Orthodox Post-October 7

A 2026 survey by the Hiddush organization reveals that while some Israelis reported increased faith after October 7th, this trend is mainly among the ultra-Orthodox and religious. The poll also shows declining support for Orthodox marriage, growing acceptance of civil unions, and a shift in perceived societal conflict from religious-secular to political divides.

Securityלפני 14 שעות

China Recalls Millions of Cars Over Safety Concerns; Israel Awaits European Decision

China has ordered recalls for millions of vehicles due to safety issues with hidden door handles and emergency releases. While European regulators are reviewing the matter for Tesla, Israel often waits for European decisions, potentially leaving drivers exposed to risks not addressed by local recalls.

Techלפני 16 שעות

Israeli Entrepreneur Balances Startup Growth with Four Young Children

Israeli entrepreneur Efrat Rappaport has launched her second startup, June AI, securing $20 million in pre-seed funding. She is managing the company while raising four young children, integrating her youngest into her demanding work schedule.

Economyלפני 23 שעות

AIG Insurance Workers Strike Over Pay, AI Integration

Hundreds of AIG insurance workers in Israel are striking due to a breakdown in negotiations over salaries, working conditions, and the planned implementation of an AI voice agent. The strike, which began Friday, is impacting customer service and claims processing.

Economyאתמול

Phoenix and More Acquire Israel Electric Corporation's Stake in Unlimited

Phoenix and More Investment House are set to gain full control of the Israeli fiber optic company Unlimited by acquiring the Israel Electric Corporation's 30% stake for NIS 250 million. This deal follows previous acquisitions from HOT, TASEI, and Cellcom.

Economyאתמול

Delek Real Estate Bond Rating Downgraded Amid Financial Distress

S&P Maalot downgraded Delek Real Estate's bond rating to BBB from A- due to covenant breaches and liquidity issues. The company faces significant debt repayment obligations in the coming months with limited cash reserves, leading to high yields on its outstanding bonds.

Securityאתמול

Former Security Chief Charged with Hacking 26 Companies, Filming Women

Michael Bar, a former information security manager, has been indicted for hacking 26 companies and kibbutzim, stealing sensitive data, and secretly filming individuals in their homes using malware he allegedly developed with AI. The prosecution seeks his detention until trial, citing his dangerousness and the potential for continued harm.

Economyאתמול

Public Transport Operators Withdraw $9.5 Million Lawsuit Against Ministry

Fifteen Israeli public transport companies withdrew a $9.5 million lawsuit against the Ministry of Transport after the ministry announced stricter enforcement and canceled the use of subcontractors. The companies had sued over fines deducted for service issues.

Economyאתמול

Jordan River Crossing Extends Hours to Ease Cargo Crisis

Israel is extending operating hours at the Jordan River border crossing to address a cargo crisis that has caused significant delays and increased costs. The move aims to improve supply chain efficiency and ease the burden on manufacturers.

Worldאתמול

Ukraine Outperforms Israel in PISA Tests Amid War, Critics Blame Government Neglect

An analysis shows Ukraine's education system performed better than Israel's on PISA tests despite a more severe war, leading critics to blame Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch for neglecting public education and using the conflict as an excuse for poor results.

Politicsאתמול

Actor and Developer Dan Turgeman Sentenced to 10 Months in Prison for Tax Offenses

Israeli actor and real estate developer Dan Turgeman was sentenced to 10 months in prison for tax evasion, overturning a previous lighter sentence. The court cited his systematic evasion of taxes on millions of shekels in income and property dealings.

Economyאתמול

Israeli Insurance Firm Awards $2,700 Bonus to All Employees

Harel Insurance, an Israeli company, has awarded a bonus of NIS 10,000 (approximately $2,700) to every employee. This significant bonus is intended to recognize employee dedication and acknowledge their contributions.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Housing Market Weakens, Developers Offer Incentives Amid Falling Sales

Israel's new apartment sales rose 9% in July, but this was solely due to a 46% surge in government-subsidized housing; free market sales declined 5%. Developers are increasing financing incentives amid a broader housing market slowdown.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Housing Market Sees July Sales Dip After June Recovery

Israel's housing market saw a 13.7% drop in apartment sales in July after a June recovery, with new apartments experiencing a steeper decline. Despite the monthly dip, sales over the May-July period increased significantly compared to both the previous quarter and the same period last year.

Economyאתמול

Israel Moves to Regulate Stablecoins to Modernize Payments

Israel is moving to regulate stablecoins, digital currencies pegged to stable assets, to modernize its payment systems. This initiative aims to leverage stablecoins for faster, cheaper, and more efficient cross-border transactions, particularly for businesses, while addressing existing challenges and ensuring consumer protection.

Securityאתמול

Israel Must Support Families of Reservists, Not Just Soldiers

A report highlights the critical need for mental health support for the families of Israeli reservists, arguing that current systems focus too much on the individual soldier and neglect the strain on spouses and children, leading to potential crises.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Energy Ministry Warns of Slow EV Adoption Without Policy Support

Israel's Ministry of Energy warns of a slowdown in electric vehicle adoption without policy support, citing issues with charging infrastructure, fleet adoption, and import regulations. The ministry's recommendations are criticized for lacking concrete solutions and failing to address key market barriers.

Economyאתמול

Five Key Economic Questions to Shape Israel's Financial Future

An Israeli economist outlines five key macroeconomic factors influencing the global and Israeli economies, including rising bond yields, stable dollar, Israeli bond market anomaly, budget deficit concerns, and the impact of AI on the labor market.

Techאתמול

Israeli Students Rapidly Adopt AI, Educators Urged to Teach Critical Thinking

Israeli students are widely using AI for schoolwork, prompting educators to focus on teaching critical thinking skills rather than banning the technology. The article highlights the need for AI tools designed for learning processes, not just answer generation, and for the education system to set pedagogical standards for AI use.

Economyאתמול

Israeli Companies Shift Holiday Gifts Amid Economic Trends

A survey on Israeli employee holiday gifts for Rosh Hashanah 2026 shows a mix of digital and physical presents, with significant variation in value across sectors. While tech and finance sectors offer higher gifts, security and cleaning sectors saw substantial increases. Personalization is a key trend, with employees seeking tailored choices.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Electricity Market Faces Scrutiny Over Competition Rules

Israel's Electricity Authority is considering new, potentially lower, caps on private electricity producers, raising concerns about market fragmentation. Experts argue that true competition depends on effective rivalry and investment capacity, not just the number of players, and highlight the need to address market asymmetry with the state-owned Electric Company.

Politicsאתמול

Supreme Court Bolsters Protections for Senior Civil Servants Against Arbitrary Dismissal

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that senior civil servants are better protected against arbitrary dismissal by ministers. The court stated that claims of 'crisis of confidence' must be backed by evidence, and the dismissal process itself can be halted if the claim is unsubstantiated.

Politicsשלשום

Government Asks High Court to Allow Israel Land Authority Director Appointment Amid Election Ban

Israeli ministers have asked the High Court to permit the appointment of a permanent director for the Israel Land Authority during an election period, despite the Attorney General's opposition. The move aims to secure a five-year term for an associate of Finance Minister Smotrich before elections, but a recent hearing for the interim director has complicated matters.

Securityשלשום

Police Complete Investigation into Baby Food Poisoning Case

Israeli police have concluded their investigation into Yan Shamla, suspected of adding sedatives to baby food purees, with charges expected soon. Security footage shows the suspect in a supermarket before allegedly contaminating the products, which led to several infants being hospitalized.

Economyשלשום

Tesla Cuts Prices in China Amid Fierce Competition and Falling Sales

Tesla has lowered prices for its Model 3 and Model Y in China due to intense market competition and declining sales. The company reported a 12% year-over-year drop in August deliveries in China, contributing to an overall market slowdown for green vehicles.

Economyשלשום

Dori Na'ouri Steps Down as Na'ouri Group CEO After 16 Years

Dori Na'ouri is stepping down as CEO of Na'ouri Group after 16 years, becoming Deputy Chairman, while Tzachi Artzi will take over as CEO. The leadership change comes amid challenges in the real estate credit sector.

Cultureשלשום

Israeli Athletes and Public Figures Share Stories of Cherished Objects

A collection of personal essays from Israeli public figures reveals the profound emotional significance of cherished objects, from Olympic judo uniforms and vintage toys to family heirlooms and inherited artifacts. These items serve as powerful symbols of memory, identity, resilience, and connection across generations.

Politicsשלשום

Israel's Year in Review: Economy, Politics, Tech, and Haredi Society Face Challenges

Israel's economy shows surface strength despite a large deficit, while the political sphere sees ongoing battles over judicial reform. The high-tech sector faces a "brain drain" despite record exits, and Haredi society's relationship with national service is under scrutiny. The year ends with a mix of apprehension and a call for active change.

Securityשלשום

Netanyahu Denies Report of UAE Warning on Hamas Attack Before Oct. 7

An investigative report claims Prime Minister Netanyahu was warned by the UAE ruler about an impending Hamas attack before October 7th, which he allegedly ignored. Netanyahu's office denies this. The article also discusses the upcoming Israeli elections and the potential for political instability and its impact on the country.

Economyשלשום

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ends Hebrew Year With 41% Surge

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange concluded the Hebrew year with a 41.5% rise in the TA-35 index. Despite a final day of trading decline, the overall year was positive for investors. The market is now closed for the Rosh Hashanah holiday.

Economyשלשום

Dollar Rises Above 3.02 Shekels Ahead of Rosh Hashanah Holiday

The Israeli shekel weakened slightly against the dollar ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank raised its key interest rate by 25 basis points to combat rising inflation, influencing global currency markets.

Cultureשלשום

Israeli Artists and Creators Share Their Top Cultural Picks

Several prominent Israeli artists and cultural figures, including musicians, actors, directors, and writers, have shared their recent favorite works across various mediums, including stand-up comedy, television series, films, books, theater, and art exhibitions.

Economyשלשום

Real Estate Mogul Tzahhi Abu Declines GCity Deal, Cites 'Mistake in People'

Real estate mogul Tzahhi Abu revealed he would not pursue the failed acquisition of GCity, citing a "mistake in people" as the reason for the deal's collapse. The acquisition fell apart due to disagreements over control and proposed restructuring, leading Abu to cancel the agreement.

Economyשלשום

AI Revolution Drives Israeli Energy Firm Toward Fossil Fuels

Ofer Yanai, CEO of Nofar Energy, is shifting the company's strategy to include fossil fuels to meet the energy demands of the AI revolution. He argues that renewable energy alone cannot currently support the 24/7 power needs of data centers, necessitating a pragmatic embrace of traditional energy sources.

Economyשלשום

Israeli Businessman Tzahhi Abu Rules Out Returning to GCity Deal

Israeli businessman Tzahhi Abu has definitively ended his pursuit of acquiring GCity, citing irreconcilable differences with seller Haim Katzman over control and operational changes. Abu stated he would not revisit the deal, even at a reduced price, after the initial agreement collapsed due to disputes over management and the inclusion of partners. The article also details Abu's business philosophy and his other ventures in the real estate sector.