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News division of Channel 13, a national commercial television channel. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 42 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerReshet 13Commercial advertising
Language and baseHebrew · Tel AvivFounded 2017
The last 30 days
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41%first to report
183 mintypical time behind the first report
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Channel 13's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, Hamas, the police and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Economy · 9h ago · also in 20 newsroomsNew Study Finds Food Prices Rose 19% in Four YearsA Tel Aviv University study found that food prices increased by 19.6% in neighborhood stores over the last four years. Specific items like chocolate and borekas saw much larger price jumps. This contrasts with recent Central Bureau of Statistics data showing a smaller overall consumer price index increase of 0.7% in August 2026. The CBS also reported a slight rise in apartment prices but a year-on-year decrease.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomTrump Announces Russia to Increase Diesel Supply Amid US Price HikesU.S. President Donald Trump announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to increase diesel fuel supply to the U.S. and global markets. This decision aims to address surging diesel prices in the U.S., which have impacted the cost of living. The agreement was reached following a phone call between the two leaders. The Israeli military is reportedly preparing for potential responses from Iran.Economy · 1d agoIndia-Middle East-Europe Corridor Faces Delays, Posing Strategic Risk for IsraelA trade corridor connecting India to Europe via the Middle East and Israel, announced three years ago, has stalled. Threats from Iran and the Houthis to shipping routes are complicating the project. Israel risks missing a strategic opportunity to become a major trade hub if the corridor does not progress.Economy · 7d ago · also in 32 newsroomsFuel Prices to Drop by Half a Shekel Per Liter TonightFuel prices in Israel will decrease by half a shekel per liter starting tonight, bringing the cost to NIS 7.77. This reduction follows a recent record high and is part of a larger subsidy effort costing NIS 300 million.Economy · 10d agoLab-Grown Diamonds Disrupt Global Market, Undercutting Natural Stone PricesThe global diamond market is facing unprecedented disruption as lab-grown diamonds, identical in appearance and properties to natural stones but significantly cheaper, gain market share. This price difference, exemplified by a ring costing $75,000 with a natural diamond versus $1,900 with a lab-grown one, is reshaping consumer choices.Economy · 10d ago · also in 26 newsroomsIsrael to Cut Fuel Prices by 50 Agorot Per Liter Amid Record HighsIsrael's Finance Ministry plans to reduce gasoline prices by 50 agorot per liter for one month following a record price increase. The measure, proposed by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, aims to combat inflation and stimulate the economy.Economy · 12d agoSmall Business Owner Recovers Funds After Being Scammed by Delivery ServiceAn Israeli small business owner was scammed out of thousands of shekels by a delivery service. She successfully recovered the funds with the help of a private investigator and a court expert, after facing unhelpful police responses and threats from the scammer.Economy · 12d ago · also in 9 newsroomsOECD Report Highlights Israel's Growing Student Population and Teacher ShortagesAn OECD report indicates Israel faces a growing student population and overcrowded classrooms, with a significant percentage of teachers lacking full certification and high turnover among early-career educators. Despite high national education spending, challenges persist in teacher retention and equitable distribution of qualified staff.Economy · 12d ago · also in 18 newsroomsFuel Prices Set to Hit Record High Amid Dollar SurgeGasoline prices in Israel are projected to reach a record high of at least 8.25 shekels per liter due to a sharp rise in the dollar's value. This increase will likely erase the existing tax discount, forcing Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to decide on further intervention amidst potential legal and budgetary challenges.Economy · 13d ago · also in 17 newsroomsFuel Prices Set to Rise in Israel Amid Global Market ShiftsFuel prices in Israel are expected to rise by about 40 agorot per liter in October, largely canceling out a previous tax reduction. The increase is driven by rising global oil prices and a weaker shekel.Economy · 16d agoBest Interest Rates in Israel: A Decade After Credit Card ReformA Channel 13 News report investigates where Israelis can find the best loan interest rates ten years after a reform forced banks to divest from credit card companies, assessing increased competition and costs.Economy · 17d ago · also in 5 newsroomsSupermarket Chain Osher Ad Enters Israeli Mobile MarketThe Israeli supermarket chain Osher Ad has begun selling parallel imported iPhone Pro models at a discounted price, challenging the established mobile market. The devices feature eSIM only and a larger battery, with the move expected to force competitors to adjust their pricing and offers.Economy · 25d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael's Consumer Price Index Rises 0.7% in August, Housing Prices See Mixed TrendsIsrael's Consumer Price Index rose 0.7% in August 2026, driven by increases in vegetables and transportation. Housing prices showed mixed trends, with rental costs rising significantly and overall apartment prices seeing a slight increase, though down year-over-year.Economy · 25d ago · also in 3 newsroomsSephora Products Arrive in Israel, Sold at Discount PricesSephora products are now available in Israel through a parallel import program, with Shufersal selling them at discounted prices of 19.90 shekels in 100 Be Pharm stores. This follows the earlier opening of dedicated Sephora stores within Azrieli malls.Economy · 27d agoVictory Supermarket CEO's Recorded Remarks on Price Gouging RevealedRecordings reveal Eyal Ravid, CEO of the Victory supermarket chain, making offensive remarks about customers and discussing price increases, despite his public image as a fighter against the high cost of living. The investigation by "HaMakor" raises questions about potential price-fixing.Economy · 30d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's Real Estate Market Sees Sharp Decline in July SalesApproximately 7,600 apartments were sold in Israel in July, marking a significant decline in demand despite recent price drops. The number of available apartments also rose, indicating a cooling housing market.Economy · 30d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael's Ben Gurion Airport Reports Record August TravelBen Gurion Airport experienced a "crazy August" with over 2 million Israelis traveling abroad, a 20% increase from last year. Greece and Cyprus were top destinations, while El Al remained the preferred airline.Economy · 33d agoPrice Gaps Between Retail Chains Spark Consumer OutcryIsraeli consumers are expressing outrage over significant price differences between retail chains, accusing stores of price gouging. The company Shastovitz denied claims related to kosher status and product quality in response to specific allegations.Economy · 34d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraelis Spent Over $28 Billion on Credit During Summer BreakIsraeli consumers spent approximately 109 billion shekels on credit during the summer break, a 7.9% increase from last year. Daily spending records were broken, with August seeing 54 billion shekels in transactions.Economy · 34d agoPrice Wars Emerge Amidst Israel's Cost of Living CrisisAn Israeli investigation reveals that distributors and exclusive importers are pressuring retailers to avoid significant price cuts, despite the high cost of living. This resistance to lower prices aims to protect profit margins amidst consumer struggles with inflation.Economy · 38d ago · also in 26 newsroomsFuel Prices to Drop After Reaching Record HighsGasoline prices in Israel will decrease overnight Sunday to Monday after reaching record highs. The new price will be announced soon.Economy · 40d ago · also in 29 newsroomsIsrael's Central Bank Cuts Key Interest Rate for Third Consecutive TimeThe Bank of Israel lowered its benchmark interest rate by 0.25% to 3.25%, the third consecutive reduction, aiming to ease mortgage costs. Factors cited include moderating inflation and economic stability, despite criticism from the Finance Minister for not cutting rates more aggressively.Economy · 40d ago · also in 11 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Reaches Labor Accord to Prevent Holiday Travel DisruptionsBen Gurion Airport reached a labor agreement to prevent disruptions during the High Holidays, expecting over 3 million travelers. The International Air Transport Association urged operational stability amid preparations for peak travel.Economy · 41d ago · also in 9 newsroomsFinance Ministry Professionals Oppose Fuel Price Hike FreezeIsrael's Finance Ministry professionals are reportedly opposing a plan by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to prevent a fuel price hike, citing concerns over budget overruns and inefficient subsidies. The proposed subsidy could cost tens to hundreds of millions of shekels, and legal questions surround the timing of such a benefit before elections.Economy · 42d ago · also in 13 newsroomsFuel Prices Surge to Record High in IsraelGasoline prices in Israel are set to hit a record high of 8.25 shekels per liter starting September 1st. The increase is partly due to government decisions on fuel taxes and marketing margins, while drivers face higher costs due to outdated pricing formulas.Economy · 44d agoSocial Supermarkets Challenge Major Chains in Israel's Retail MarketSocial supermarkets in Israel are attempting to reduce living costs and compete with major retail chains, with recent product tastings testing their market viability.Economy · 46d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrair Launches Direct Flights to New York Following US ApprovalIsrair has obtained US approval to start direct flights from Israel to New York, resuming a route affected by American airlines' suspension amid conflict.Economy · 47d agoRising Living Costs Force Israeli Families to Cut Summer Plans Amid Financial StrainA survey shows Israeli middle-class families are cutting summer vacation plans due to high living costs, with many taking loans or overdrawing accounts, causing long-term financial strain.Economy · 52d ago · also in 1 newsroomSephora Products Launch in Israel Faces Tepid Retail ResponseSephora's cosmetic products have launched in Israel after years of waiting, but major retailers declined to sell them and customer demand remains low.Economy · 54d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrair to Begin Selling US Flight Tickets Next Week Pending FAA ApprovalIsrair will begin selling tickets for US flights next week after US Department of Transportation approval, pending final FAA clearance to operate flights starting October 19, with possible earlier start if FAA approves. The move coincides with the US elections and aims to offer affordable direct flights to New York.Economy · 54d agoLabor Minister Delays Signing Order to Increase Private Sector Recuperation PayLabor Minister Yariv Levin has delayed signing an order to raise recuperation pay for private sector workers, causing a hold-up in payments despite prior approval and public sector implementation.Economy · 55d agoIsrael's Central Bureau of Statistics Revises Ultra-Orthodox Employment Data Amid Rising Workforce ParticipationIsrael's Central Bureau of Statistics updated its measurement method, reporting 56% employment among ultra-Orthodox men, higher than before but still below the 2030 target of 65%.Economy · 56d ago · also in 1 newsroomClass Action Filed Against Mifal HaPais Over Technical Glitch in Chance LotteryA class action lawsuit has been requested against Mifal HaPais after a technical glitch disrupted the Chance lottery draw in Israel.Economy · 58d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael's Consumer Price Index Rises 0.3% in July, Annual Inflation Hits 1.5%Israel's Consumer Price Index rose 0.3% in July, leading to a 1.5% annual inflation rate. Housing prices slightly increased monthly but fell 1.5% annually, with regional variations. Rent prices rose notably for both renewing and new tenants, while transportation and entertainment costs increased and clothing and fresh produce prices declined.Economy · 58d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael Aerospace Sees Record $4.5B Sales from Arrow 3; Consumer Credit Loans Surge 20%Israel Aerospace Industries reported record $4.5 billion sales from the Arrow 3 missile system and plans a stock market IPO, while Isracard saw a 20% rise in consumer credit loans alongside 150 million shekels in problematic debts.Economy · 58d agoLuxury Dining Emerges Along Sea of Galilee Despite Regional ChallengesDespite water shortages and conflict affecting tourism around the Sea of Galilee, a new luxury restaurant scene has emerged, drawing many Israelis and revitalizing the local economy.Economy · 61d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Startup Decart in Advanced Talks to Sell to Elon Musk's SpaceX for Over $6 BillionIsraeli startup Decart is in advanced talks to sell to Elon Musk's SpaceX for over $6 billion, while Israel's finance ministry reports heavy investor activity in the housing market.Economy · 62d agoGerman Low-Cost Airline Condor Resumes Flights to Israel After Nearly Three YearsGerman airline Condor has resumed flights to Israel after nearly three years, driven by rising tourism demand despite ongoing regional tensions. The move reflects a gradual recovery at Ben Gurion Airport, though visitor numbers remain below pre-October 7 conflict levels.Economy · 62d ago · also in 9 newsroomsSephora Launches First Dedicated Stores in Israel at Azrieli MallsSephora is opening its first dedicated stores in Israel next week, with locations in Azrieli malls in Tel Aviv, Holon, and Jerusalem. The move, facilitated by Israeli importer GLAM42 and Azrieli Group, will provide Israeli consumers direct access to Sephora's extensive beauty product range for the first time.Economy · 64d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Tech Layoffs Push Workers to Pursue New Careers and DreamsThousands of Israelis laid off from the high-tech sector are pursuing new careers in fields like animal rescue, agriculture, and tourism, leaving behind high salaries to follow personal dreams.Economy · 65d agoParents Face Major Price Test for Back-to-School Supplies Ahead of SeptemberWith summer ending, parents confront high costs and confusing choices buying school supplies for the new academic year starting September 1.Economy · 66d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael Sees Sharp Rise in Wealthy, Mid-Career Citizens Leaving CountryThe Israeli Tax Authority reports a 50% rise in citizens leaving Israel, now wealthier and in their 40s-50s, with income tax payments before departure increasing by over 150%.Economy · 66d agoParking Fees Rise in Major Israeli Cities Starting in Five MonthsParking fees in major Israeli cities will increase in about five months, affecting blue-and-white parking zones and requiring drivers to adjust to higher costs and new regulations.Economy · 68d agoSupermarkets Disrupt Clothing and Footwear Prices with Brand DealsIsraeli supermarkets have begun selling branded clothing and footwear at discounted prices, disrupting the traditional apparel market alongside their expanded grocery and electronics offerings.Economy · 73d agoIsraeli Fashion Chain Faces Backlash Over Higher Prices for Sizes Above MediumHOODIES faced criticism after charging higher prices for clothing sizes above medium in its clearance stores without clear signage, raising consumer rights concerns. The chain explained the pricing difference is due to inventory and demand in its clearance outlets.Economy · 73d ago · also in 11 newsroomsFuel Prices Surge Past 8 Shekels Per Liter Starting Sunday MidnightIsrael's Ministry of Energy announced a fuel price hike of 61 agorot per liter for 95-octane gasoline, pushing prices above 8 shekels starting Sunday midnight due to global oil price changes.Economy · 73d agoIsraeli Airlines' Flight Delay Records Revealed, Highlighting Most and Least Punctual CarriersChannel 13 reveals flight delay data of major Israeli airlines, showing which are most and least punctual, including El Al and Arkia.Economy · 76d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTel Aviv Raises Municipal Parking Fees by About 20% Starting August 1Starting August 1, Tel Aviv will increase municipal parking fees by about 20%, raising hourly rates for residents from 5 to 6 shekels and for non-residents from 20 to 24 shekels. The hike aims to offset rising operational costs and improve parking management, while keeping rates below private alternatives. Discounts for residents remain, but after 96 hours of continuous parking, resident rates will no longer apply. The update follows changes in parking legislation and canceled plans for metropolitan transport authorities.Economy · 76d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTel Aviv Raises Municipal Parking Fees by 20% Starting August 1Tel Aviv is increasing municipal parking fees by about 20% from August 1, raising resident hourly rates to 6 shekels and adjusting nighttime parking hours in select lots.Economy · 80d ago · also in 8 newsroomsMonday.com to Cut 620 Jobs in Israel Amid Shift to AI-Based PlatformMonday.com is set to lay off 620 employees in Israel, cutting 20% of its workforce as it shifts to an AI-based platform to enhance efficiency.Economy · 83d ago14-Year-Old Teen Earns Tens of Thousands Monthly from Stock Market InvestmentsFourteen-year-old Yahli Levi earns tens of thousands of shekels monthly from stock market investments, starting with bar mitzvah gifts. He emphasizes curiosity and self-education, using AI software he developed to research companies. Levi encourages others to begin investing, highlighting accessible knowledge and challenging age-related stereotypes in finance.Economy · 86d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHousing Prices Officially Drop 1 Percent, Market Sees Much Steeper DeclineOfficial statistics show a 1 percent drop in Israeli housing prices, but market experts say the real decline is much greater due to developer incentives.Economy · 87d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's Housing Prices Drop 1% in Two Months as Annual Inflation EasesIsrael's Central Bureau of Statistics reported a 1% drop in housing prices over two months and a 2% annual decline, with overall inflation stabilizing in June. While some sectors saw price increases, others, including fresh produce and transportation, experienced notable decreases. Rent rose for both renewing and new tenants, and construction input costs increased slightly.Economy · 88d agoGlobal Aircraft Shortage Drives Up Flight Prices Despite Airline BlameA global shortage of airplanes, not just airline practices or geopolitical issues, is causing flight prices to soar, as seen in El Al's use of refurbished older planes.Economy · 88d agoGlobal Aircraft Shortage Drives Up Flight Prices, Impacting Israeli TravelersA global shortage of airplanes is driving up flight prices, impacting Israeli travelers and leading airlines like El Al to refurbish older planes to meet demand.Economy · 88d agoAI Tool Empowers Israelis to Manage Pension Savings and Save Hundreds of ThousandsAI expert Dalia Bayda introduced a tool that helps Israelis manage their pensions by analyzing personal fund data with AI, offering an interactive dashboard and simulator. This method can boost future savings by around 400,000 shekels through better fee management and personalized advice.Economy · 91d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Competition Cuts Back-to-School Supply Prices by Up to 1,000% in IsraelNew competition from food and discount chains in Israel's school supply market has led to drastic price differences, with some pencils costing over 1,000% more at specialty stores. Experts warn parents against paying premiums for branded "orthopedic" backpacks without proven health benefits, urging more informed purchasing to cut costs.Economy · 95d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBank Hapoalim Launches Digital Money Management Platform for Children Aged 8 and UpBank Hapoalim has launched Poalim Junior, a digital platform enabling children aged 8 and above to manage money with parental oversight. The service includes a prepaid card, savings options, and educational content for both children and parents, aiming to foster early financial literacy.Economy · 95d agoFinance Minister Criticizes Bank of Israel Amid Rising Tech Sector LayoffsFinance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticizes Bank of Israel's interest rate policy as a new study shows a sharp rise in layoffs in Israel's tech sector, while a court approves a class-action suit against El Al Airlines.Economy · 95d agoBooking Alternatives Offer Cheaper Options for Next Vacation StayBooking.com remains a leading platform for international hotel bookings, but new market entrants offer cheaper alternatives, prompting travelers to compare prices. Booking.com clarifies that hotel owners set prices, not the platform itself.Economy · 97d ago · also in 11 newsroomsBank of Israel Cuts Interest Rate to 3.75% in Second Consecutive ReductionThe Bank of Israel reduced its interest rate by 0.25% to 3.75% on Monday, marking the second consecutive cut.Economy · 97d agoSmall Factory Near Kiryat Shmona Produces Affordable Private Label Brands to Combat High Living CostsA small factory near Kiryat Shmona produces affordable private label toiletry products to offer high quality at lower prices, aiming to help Israeli consumers cope with rising living costs. News 13 investigated whether these locally made items can replace pricier branded products and ease household expenses.Economy · 98d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Finance Ministry Warns Torah Study Law Could Raise Taxes by 16%Israel's Finance Ministry warns that a new Basic Law prioritizing Torah study could disrupt budget priorities, harm economic growth, and force a 16% rise in taxes. The ministry also says the law conflicts with efforts to integrate the ultra-Orthodox into military and workforce participation.Economy · 100d ago · also in 1 newsroomMilk Prices Drop for Dairies but Consumers Still Face High CostsMilk prices for large dairies in Israel have recently fallen, but consumers still pay high prices for dairy products in stores due to delayed retail price adjustments.Economy · 100d ago · also in 4 newsroomsCapital Market Authority Warns Smotrich's Savings Plan Could Harm Middle ClassIsrael's Capital Market Authority warns that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's personal savings account plan could harm the middle class, while major credit card companies accuse Sheba of raising transaction fees to boost profits.Economy · 102d agoSummer Fruit Prices Vary Widely Across Israeli Retailers, Consumers Urged to Shop SmartSummer fruit prices in Israel vary dramatically between supermarkets and specialty stores, with grapes ranging from 10 to 60 shekels per kilogram. Retail chains use fruits as loss leaders early in the week to attract customers, while specialty stores maintain higher consistent prices. Consumers are advised to shop early in the week and compare prices to save money.Economy · 102d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMortgage Costs Remain Unchanged Despite Bank of Israel Rate CutsDespite Bank of Israel interest rate cuts, mortgage costs remain steady as banks do not reduce loan expenses. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich rejected high-tech firms' request to pay taxes in dollars, while interest grows in investing in defense technology companies.Economy · 104d ago · also in 7 newsroomsStudy Reveals Carrefour Cuts Prices on State Basket Items but Raises Others in Same CategoriesTel Aviv University research shows Carrefour cut prices on 100 state basket products by 35% but raised prices on other items in the same categories. This internal pricing strategy balances revenue while increasing market competition, prompting competitors to lower prices.Economy · 104d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Health-Tech Industry Shows Export Stability Amid Sharp Investment Decline in 2025Israel's Health-Tech sector experienced a 40% drop in private investments in 2025, reaching the lowest in five years, yet maintained stability in exports and company activity. The industry saw a decline in medical device funding but growth in AI investments. IATI's CEO highlighted challenges from geopolitical tensions and currency issues but stressed the sector's resilience and global leadership potential.Economy · 104d agoNorthern Israel Hotels Struggle Despite Peace Agreement as Tourists Remain CautiousDespite a new peace agreement with Lebanon, northern Israeli hotels face low occupancy as tourists remain wary, while locals call for visitors to return.Economy · 107d agoDollar Nears NIS 3 as Investors Weigh Impact on SavingsThe dollar is recovering and nearing NIS 3, a level that could affect savings and investment returns. The report also highlights the best-performing advanced study fund track.Economy · 109d ago · also in 5 newsroomsMessages Behind the Indictment of Victory’s Owner Reveal Alleged Price CoordinationEyal Rabid, the main owner of Victory, is set to go on trial tomorrow after investigators said phone messages supported an indictment over alleged price coordination. The messages reportedly show him urging suppliers to raise prices and calling rival Rami Levy a “terrorist.”Economy · 114d ago · also in 7 newsroomsRami Levy Enters the Car Market With Discounted New VehiclesRami Levy’s supermarket chains plan to sell cars for about 100,000 shekels in Israel. The move targets a market dominated by exclusive importers and could intensify competition.Economy · 116d agoFlyCard or FlyAll: Which credit card offers the better deal?Israeli consumers are being targeted by a wave of new travel credit cards promising discounts and flight points. The article compares FlyCard and FlyAll to determine which offers better value.Economy · 117d agoHow AI Can Help Households Cut Utility BillsAI expert Dalia Beyda said ordinary households can use tools like ChatGPT to inspect utility bills and find hidden savings. In a TV demonstration, AI flagged an electricity bill for possible switching to a private supplier. Beyda said the method could save Israeli families hundreds of shekels a month.Economy · 117d ago · also in 7 newsroomsFuel Prices Expected to Fall After U.S.-Iran DealA Channel 13 finance segment said fuel prices are expected to fall after the U.S.-Iran agreement. It also examined war-related volatility in airline stocks and broader questions about taxes, budgets, and pension withdrawals.Economy · 117d agoIsrael braces for wave of flight cancellations despite U.S.-Iran dealIsrael is preparing for possible flight cancellations despite the U.S.-Iran agreement and expectations that the war may end soon. Dozens of U.S. refueling aircraft remain at Ben Gurion Airport, and officials fear this could affect up to 400,000 tickets bought for next month.Economy · 117d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael’s consumer price index falls 0.3% in May, annual inflation eases to 1.9%Israel’s consumer price index fell 0.3% in May 2026, lowering annual inflation to 1.9%. Rents for new tenants surged 6.8%, while home prices and several producer price indices also declined.Economy · 120d ago · also in 5 newsroomsElon Musk's SpaceX Sets Record-Valued IPO Amid Heavy LossesSpaceX went public at a record-setting valuation of $1.77 trillion. The company sold 555 million shares at $135 each, despite losses over the past year. The deal further advances Elon Musk toward becoming the world’s first trillionaire.Economy · 120d ago2.4 Million Israeli Flight Bookings at Risk If U.S. Refuelers Stay at Ben GurionNearly 2.4 million to 2.5 million Israeli holiday flight bookings could be canceled if U.S. refueling aircraft remain parked at Ben Gurion Airport. Transportation Minister Miri Regev warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that there is only about a week to act, as airlines face a Tuesday deadline.Economy · 122d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Airports Authority warns US aircraft congestion at Ben Gurion could lead to cancellationsThe Israel Airports Authority warned in an emergency meeting that the continued parking of American refueling and military aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport could disrupt civilian aviation. Officials said that if dozens of military aircraft are not removed in the coming days, cancellations of 2.2 million tickets between July and October are expected. Coordinated efforts are underway to limit the damage and keep airport operations running as normally as possible.Economy · 124d agoFrom Sharp Drops to Gains: A Roller Coaster Day on the Stock Exchange After the CeasefireThe fighting with Iran led to a volatile day on the stock market, with sharp early losses turning into gains after the ceasefire was announced. The dollar also rose close to 3 shekels before easing later in the day.Economy · 125d agoChef-Prepared Meals and Discounts: IKEA’s Battle With Stock Stores IntensifiesStock stores have become a growing challenge to IKEA in Israel by offering lower prices. Now IKEA is responding with a marketing campaign that brings well-known Israeli chefs into its locations to prepare and sell food at comparable prices.Economy · 125d agoBank of Israel Buys About $800 Million to Prevent Market FailureThe Bank of Israel intervened directly in the foreign exchange market and bought about $800 million over the past month, the first such move since the coronavirus crisis. The bank said the purpose was to prevent market failure, following a rise in the dollar after its interest rate cut. The move raises questions about whether the central bank is seeking to put a floor under the dollar.Economy · 126d agoSummer vacations in Europe could get more expensive, new Airbnb rules raise costsNew regulations in Europe on short-term rental apartments, including Airbnb properties, could reduce the supply of available units and increase restrictions on owners. The changes may make summer family vacations abroad more expensive for tourists, including Israelis.Economy · 130d agoJerusalem Hotels and Restaurants Try to Lure Visitors BackJerusalem’s hotels and restaurants are trying to lure back tourists after the war sharply reduced travel to the city. Their draw includes chef restaurants, major live performances, and even promises of snow in the summer.