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Mandatory Interest on Checking Accounts Could Harm Vulnerable ConsumersEconomy · 2h agoIsraeli 'Ketav Club' Celebrates Decade of Word BattlesCulture · 2h agoImmigrant Voters Could Sway Israeli Election ResultsPolitics · 2h agoBig stories Calcalist skipped
IDF and Shin Bet Launch Major Counter-Terror Operation in HebronCovered by 25 newsroomsGun Stolen From School Guard in Givat Shmuel; Police Search UnderwayCovered by 18 newsroomsNetanyahu Vows "Largest West Bank Operation Since 1967" After Hebron AttackCovered by 14 newsroomsLatest from Calcalist
General · 11h ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time Overnight, Affecting Sleep and Daily SchedulesIsrael is switching to winter time overnight on October 25th, moving clocks back one hour and gaining an extra hour of sleep. This annual change, governed by law, affects daily schedules and biological rhythms due to altered daylight hours. While most smartphones update automatically, manual adjustments may be needed for some. The debate over year-round daylight saving time continues, with international trends showing a move away from seasonal clock changes.General · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBillionaire Investor Bill Ackman Visits Israel, Cites Wife's Desire to VoteInvestor Bill Ackman visited Israel with his wife, Neri Oxman, so she could vote, expressing optimism about Israel's economy and talent pool. He praised Prime Minister Netanyahu's wartime leadership and voiced concerns about socialist trends in the US. Ackman also discussed his work on a new AI-driven brain research institute, inspired by his daughter's recovery from a brain hemorrhage.General · 3d agoIsraeli Couple Abroad Finds New Perspective on Life and HomeIsraeli residents Noga and Raanan, who moved to Oregon in September 2024, are visiting Israel and reflecting on their decision to leave. They cite a feeling of lost sanity in Israel and a desire for a different life, though they miss family. Noga is uncertain about returning if the government doesn't change, while Raanan finds a renewed connection to Judaism abroad. They have both experienced sleep disturbances, exacerbated by news from Israel and their infant son, Yona.General · 9d agoThe Student Car: Affordable, Reliable, or Both?The term "student car" typically refers to an inexpensive, older vehicle that is reliable and affordable to maintain. While some students receive luxury cars as gifts, the common understanding is a budget-friendly option that avoids frequent breakdowns and costly repairs. The article examines the possibility of finding such a car and its value.General · 14d agoIsraeli Lawyers Discuss Court Overload, Alternative Dispute Resolution, and AI's ImpactLeading Israeli litigators are grappling with severe court backlogs, which disadvantage parties unable to afford lengthy legal battles. This situation is driving increased use of alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation and arbitration. Experts believe artificial intelligence will significantly alter legal work, automating routine tasks but emphasizing the continued importance of experienced litigators who can strategically integrate AI with human judgment. Solutions proposed include appointing more judges and improving case management.General · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomCourt Awards 30,000 Shekels to Car Owner After Ants Damage VehicleA car owner will receive approximately 30,000 shekels in compensation after a court ruled that an ant infestation damaging his vehicle's battery control unit is a covered insurance event. The Rehovot Magistrate's Court awarded the damages, including direct costs, appraiser fees, and legal expenses, to the policyholder who sued Agricultural Insurance Company. The court criticized the insurer's passive handling of the claim, stating the policy's purpose is to provide security, not create obstacles. The insurance company is currently reviewing the ruling.General · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHolon Institute of Technology Announces Leadership ChangesThe Vice President for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Internationalization will become the new President of the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), succeeding Professor Eduard Yakubov, who will move to the position of Rector. The Vice President for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Internationalization, who founded HIT's digital medicine program, aims to strengthen industry ties and elevate the institute. Yakubov, after 13 years as president, will take on the role of Rector, citing a desire to complete ongoing projects. The leadership change aims to leverage accumulated expertise and foster academic growth.General · 17d ago · also in 19 newsroomsNational Memorial Ceremony for October 7 Victims Calls for InvestigationAround 50,000 people attended a national memorial ceremony for October 7 victims, where Omri Shufani, who lost four family members, called for an investigative committee. The event, hosted by Eli Sharaabi and Shani Cohen, featured personal testimonies, musical performances, and tributes to fallen soldiers and civilians. Organizers stressed the importance of remembering the events of October 7 and ensuring such a tragedy never happens again.General · 20d agoCourt Orders Demolition of Illegal Construction Amid Ownership DisputeA Tel Aviv court has ordered the demolition of illegal construction in an apartment building, allowing a couple to proceed with their expansion plans. The ruling came despite an unresolved ownership dispute over the apartment containing the illegal structures, with the court holding multiple parties responsible for the demolition and compensating the plaintiffs for delays.General · 20d agoPost-Holiday Period is the Real Start of Israel's School YearIsraeli students' academic year effectively restarts after the holidays, requiring a gentle re-entry focused on routine and well-being rather than immediate academic pressure, according to education experts.General · 20d ago · also in 8 newsroomsFree Shuttles to Tel Aviv as Fast Lane Project LaunchesIsrael has launched the second phase of its fast lane project, opening a new transportation hub in Rishon Lezion with free shuttles to Tel Aviv. Private car access to the lanes is delayed until 2027, with tolls planned for solo drivers and free passage for vehicles with three or more passengers.General · 25d agoLior Shlein Plans Large Villa in Tel Aviv's Afeka NeighborhoodIsraeli media personality Lior Shlein is seeking approval to build a large villa in Tel Aviv's Afeka neighborhood, exceeding permitted building rights and notably omitting a swimming pool. The plan is currently under review by the local planning committee.General · 25d ago · also in 18 newsroomsEl Al Flight to Miami Returns to Israel After Technical FaultAn El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Miami returned to Israel after four and a half hours in the air due to a technical malfunction. The incident caused significant delays for passengers and follows a similar event on an Israir flight the previous day.General · 26d agoIsrael Halts Fast-Track Approval for Negev Cement Plant Amid Environmental ConcernsIsrael's National Infrastructures Committee has rejected Shapir Group's fast-track approval for a cement factory in the Negev due to environmental concerns. The company must now seek standard planning approval, facing a more rigorous review process and potential project modifications.General · 26d ago · also in 6 newsroomsOfir Sarid, Former CEO of Melisron, Dies at 54Ofir Sarid, the former CEO of the real estate company Melisron, died at the age of 54 from a recently diagnosed serious illness. He had been with the company since 2011 and served as CEO since 2019.General · 26d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrair Launches Four New European Routes for Summer 2027Israir Airlines is launching four new direct European routes for Summer 2027, while Air India will resume direct flights to New Delhi in December 2026 after a security-related suspension.General · 26d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Full, Public Transport Unprepared for Holiday RushBen Gurion Airport's parking lots were declared full, prompting a recommendation for public transport, but services were not increased. The Ministry of Transportation claims demand was met and parking is now available, while acknowledging past parking issues and ongoing holiday preparations.General · 27d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Lots Reopen After Unusual WarningBen Gurion Airport reopened its parking lots after a day of being completely full, advising travelers to use public transport. The Israel Airports Authority stated parking is now available based on capacity amid holiday travel.General · 27d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Full, Flights Delayed Amid Holiday Travel SurgeBen Gurion Airport is experiencing full parking lots and significant flight delays due to a surge in holiday travelers. The Israel Airports Authority advises passengers to use public transportation and avoid arriving by private car.General · 30d agoAirline Baggage Mishaps: Understanding the Risks and How to Mitigate ThemBaggage delays and losses in air travel, though statistically rare globally, are exacerbated for Israeli travelers due to their preference for connecting flights. Despite technological advancements, issues persist due to system complexity and human factors, with layovers being a major risk factor. Travelers can reduce their risk by minimizing connections, preparing carry-on essentials, and ensuring luggage is properly tagged.General · 31d agoPsychologist Advocates for Societal Preparedness for Potential Extraterrestrial ContactPsychologist Dr. Janice Vilhauer is leading efforts to prepare society for the potential disclosure of extraterrestrial intelligence. She is part of a U.S. government advisory council on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and advocates for a proactive national strategy to manage the psychological and social impacts of such a revelation, emphasizing the need to overcome stigma and fear surrounding the topic.General · 31d ago · also in 8 newsroomsArkia Launches Direct Flights from Tel Aviv to MadeiraIsraeli airline Arkia has launched direct flights from Tel Aviv to Madeira, Portugal, reducing travel time for tourists. The service utilizes an Airbus A321 and requires specialized pilot training due to the airport's challenging conditions.General · 37d ago · also in 8 newsroomsCargo Terminal at Ben Gurion Airport to Operate on Yom Kippur Amidst BacklogIsrael's Ben Gurion Airport cargo terminal will operate on Yom Kippur to clear a backlog, sparking objections from the "Noam Israel" party. The cargo company states operations will be minimal and essential, primarily involving foreign workers overseeing sensitive goods.General · 39d agoBoutique Building Project Launched in Tel Aviv's Desirable Bavli NeighborhoodA new urban renewal project has begun at Zohar Street 29 in Tel Aviv's Bavli neighborhood with the demolition of the old building. A seven-story boutique building with 29 apartments will be constructed near Yarkon Park.General · 41d agoBen Gurion Airport Faces Holiday Rush Amid Infrastructure and Labor ChallengesBen Gurion Airport is preparing for a record holiday travel season with increased international flights but faces significant infrastructure and labor challenges. Potential disruptions loom due to ongoing disputes between airport management and workers, alongside security concerns and operational constraints.General · 45d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Students Show Alarming Low Proficiency in Science and EnglishNew "Tnu'fa" exam results in Israel show 81% of ninth graders are at a low proficiency level in science, and 48% of sixth graders are low in English. Education Minister Yoav Kisch reportedly delayed the release of these "failure" results.General · 46d ago · also in 16 newsroomsArkia Launches Direct Flights to Manila in 2027Arkia is launching a new direct flight route from Tel Aviv to Manila, Philippines, starting January 3, 2027. The airline will operate weekly flights, aiming to expand its long-haul network and tap into tourism and business potential.General · 48d agoBnei Brak Residents Protest Daycare Opening in Apartment BuildingResidents in Bnei Brak are protesting the opening of a daycare in their apartment building, claiming their objections were ignored and the municipality failed to provide proper notification or a hearing. The municipality maintains the daycare complies with zoning laws, while residents fear negative impacts on their quality of life and property values.General · 56d agoIsrael Considers Revoking Bus Operator Gefen's License Amid Service FailuresIsrael's Ministry of Transportation is considering revoking bus operator Gefen's license and reassigning its routes due to persistent service failures and a recent drivers' strike. The company faces demands to rectify deficiencies or risk severe action, including potential license cancellation.General · 58d agoGlobal Holiday Gift Practices Highlight Employee Loyalty and Gift PitfallsIndian billionaire Savji Dholakia secures employee loyalty with extravagant Diwali gifts, while global surveys reveal many unwanted holiday gifts cause dissatisfaction. In Germany and the U.S., bonuses and unique company events are common, and Israel faces challenges with unused gift vouchers. Research shows timely gifting impacts employee attendance and morale significantly.More from Calcalist