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Netanyahu and Eisenkot Stalemate as Knesset Power Shifts LoomPolitics · 5h agoIsrael Weighs Unilateral Strike on Iran Amid US HesitationSecurity · 6h agoFrance Sees Fifth Protest Against Cost of Living, Numbers VaryPolitics · 6h agoBig stories Cursorinfo skipped
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Economy · 7h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Grocery Sales Decline Amid Cost of Living ConcernsIsraeli supermarket revenue dropped 4.5% year-on-year in Q3 2026 due to rising living costs, according to CBS data. While overall retail growth slowed to 0.8%, the grocery sector's decline was more severe. Despite this, year-to-date sales remain positive, showing a 4.9% increase for grocery chains.Economy · 10h agoNvidia Crisis Risks Major Economic Blow to Israel, Netanyahu WarnedIsrael's economy is at risk from a crisis engulfing tech giant Nvidia, a major employer and taxpayer contributing over 10 billion shekels annually. The potential resignation of CEO Jensen Huang and U.S. investigations into export violations could lead to reduced investments and tax revenues. Venture investor Michael Eisenberg has warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about these significant economic threats. The crisis, marked by a 30% stock drop, could impact Israel's budget and high-tech sector.Economy · 10h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's National Insurance Institute Adjusts November Payment ScheduleIsrael's National Insurance Institute has announced changes to its November 2026 payment schedule for social benefits. Key dates include November 15 for insurance contribution deadlines, November 12 for unemployment and minimum income support, and November 20 for child benefits and savings programs. A significant shift moves long-term benefits, including disability and old-age pensions, from November 28 to November 29 due to the date falling on a Saturday.Economy · 14h agoIsrael's Real Estate Market Sees Sharp Decline in SalesIsrael's real estate market experienced a sharp decline in September 2026, with total home sales down 10% year-over-year. The new construction sector saw sales drop by 20.6%, while the secondary market fell 16%. Developers are responding by offering more deferred payment plans, now used in 45% of new home deals. This downturn is negatively affecting the financial health of construction companies, with net cash flow down 45%.Economy · 17h agoFrankfurt Airport Sees 68% Surge in Flights to Israel Amid Regional DeclinePassenger traffic between Frankfurt Airport and Israel surged by 67.7% in October 2026, contrasting with a 17.9% decline in overall traffic to the Middle East. This growth occurred despite Frankfurt Airport's total passenger numbers remaining stable year-over-year. Fraport, the airport operator, reported significant increases on routes to the Maldives and China, alongside gains in European and other intercontinental destinations. Cargo volume at Frankfurt also rose, though flight operations decreased.Economy · 1d agoIsraelis Warned of Potential Airfare Surge Amid Global Cost IncreasesIsraeli travelers are being warned of potential airfare increases due to rising global fuel costs and environmental regulations impacting airlines. The Asian-Pacific Airlines Association is urging governments to adjust policies, as airlines like Ryanair suggest prices could rise by up to 20%. Additional domestic taxes and fees in Israel could further inflate costs for international travel, affecting vacation plans and budgets.Economy · 1d agoIsrael Considers New Taxes on Flights, Property, and Purchases by 2027Israel is planning significant tax changes for 2027, including new levies on air travel and undeveloped land, and an "online VAT" system to combat fraud. These measures aim to raise an estimated 10 billion shekels annually for the state budget. Aviation taxes could add hundreds of shekels to long-haul flights, while the VAT reform will change how businesses remit taxes. Higher taxes on additional properties are extended until 2027. The Head of the Tax Authority warned that further revenue increases may be needed.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Pension Funds Face Scrutiny Over 30 Billion Shekel SurplusIsrael's pension funds have achieved high returns, but a 30 billion shekel surplus is causing concern over potential government budget use. A 2022 reform shifted pension investments to the stock market with a state-guaranteed yield, creating the surplus. While the Finance Ministry denies plans to use the funds, fears remain about market impact from their transfer. Journalist Ariel Feiglin suggests the market impact is likely minimal, and the reform ultimately benefits the stock market.Economy · 1d agoBank of Israel Governor Alarmed by Budget Uncertainty Until 2027Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron is concerned that budget uncertainty will last until mid-2027, potentially delaying economic reforms. This follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech at the new Knesset, which Yaron attended. The article also discusses the Tax Authority's proposal to reinstate a travel tax to address the budget deficit and the broader economic impact of political instability on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The delay in forming a government and approving a budget is seen as a major obstacle to economic recovery and stability.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomAshdod Real Estate Market Sees Sales Plummet, Agents ExitApartment sales in Ashdod, Israel, have plummeted by over two-thirds in the past year, from 510 to 158 units, as buyers await price drops and many real estate agents leave the industry. Economic uncertainty, the ongoing war, and unfavorable currency exchange rates for foreign buyers are contributing factors. The market is experiencing a significant slowdown, with sellers forced to lower prices and buyers hesitant due to security concerns and the hope of future price reductions.Economy · 2d agoLowering Water Heater Temperature Saves Money and Prevents BurnsLowering home water heater temperatures by about 5-6 degrees Celsius, to around 49°C, can save 5% on heating costs and significantly improve safety by reducing burn risks. This adjustment is unnoticeable in showers and provides a crucial safety margin, especially for children. Separately, Israeli water prices are scheduled to rise in 2027.Economy · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Waste Recycling Rate Stagnates Below 16% Amidst Municipal DisparitiesIsrael's waste recycling rate in 2025 was 15.67%, with most waste going to landfills, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. Haifa led major cities in recycling at 26.28%, while Beit Shemesh was last at 4.98%. Tel Aviv residents generated the most waste per capita, averaging 2.32 kg daily. The national average waste generation was 1.79 kg per person per day.Economy · 2d agoIsraeli Shoppers Warned of November Sale DeceptionsIsraeli consumers are cautioned about deceptive November sales tactics, including inflated prices and countdown timers, according to a Humanix study reported by Channel 12. Experts advise shoppers to research price histories, ignore time-sensitive pressure, and calculate all costs, including shipping and warranties. While international sites may offer lower prices on small items, local retailers are preferred for larger purchases due to better guarantees and service.Economy · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsShein Tops AliExpress in Israeli Online Sales During November Shopping FrenzyIsraeli shoppers favored Shein over AliExpress for the first time during the November "Singles' Day" sale, with Shein's average check increasing by over 23%. Overall online spending and transaction numbers rose significantly compared to last year. Authorities also warned of increased scam activity targeting online shoppers during the busy sales period.Economy · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsArkia Airline Faces Bankruptcy Threat Amid Management-Union DisputeThe Israeli airline Arkia is facing a severe crisis as management plans reorganization and layoffs without consulting the workers' committee. The Histadrut Transport Workers Union has declared a labor dispute, accusing owners of jeopardizing jobs and delaying a crucial sale of the company. Union official Nir Eisenberg criticized the owners and shareholder representative Avi Horomer, demanding they stop blocking the sale and allow new investors to save the airline.Economy · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael to Reform Parking Rules, Limiting Free Resident ParkingIsrael will introduce new parking regulations on January 1, 2027, limiting free resident parking to local neighborhoods in major cities. The reform also caps the price difference between resident and non-resident parking rates nationwide at 30%. These changes will affect many drivers, particularly those in large urban areas, and aim to create more predictable parking costs for visitors.Economy · 2d agoIsrael's Real Estate Market Faces Slowdown, Tel Aviv District Leads in Unsold HomesIsrael's real estate market is slowing down, with 85,080 new apartments unsold as of September, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. The Tel Aviv district has the highest concentration of unsold units at 31.2%. Total apartment sales decreased by 5.7% from the previous quarter, though seasonal adjustments show a slight increase. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa have the most unsold new apartments in major cities.Economy · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Customer Charged VAT on Discounted Online Orders and Free GiftsAn Israeli customer, Yael, was charged VAT on two online orders despite their final cost being under $75, due to the seller declaring original prices and gift values on customs forms. The Tax Authority initially denied her claim but later stated she could seek a refund if she proves the discounts and gifts were part of a general promotion. Yael paid a total of 118 shekels in VAT for the two orders and plans to resubmit her claim with evidence.Economy · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's National Insurance Institute to Distribute Benefits Starting November 12Israel's National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi) will start distributing benefits to hundreds of thousands of citizens on November 12, with payments continuing throughout the month. Key dates include November 12 for unemployment and income support, November 20 for child allowances, and November 29 for the largest payment phase covering disability and old-age pensions. The November payouts are expected to provide significant financial support to many Israeli families.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Postpones Social Security Payments to Late NovemberHundreds of thousands of Israelis will receive their November social security payments on November 29, 2026, instead of the usual 28th, due to the date falling on a Saturday. Some eligible recipients may receive up to 8,300 shekels. The delay affects various groups including pensioners, people with disabilities, and families with special needs children. The National Insurance Institute announced the rescheduled date, which does not alter the benefit amounts.Economy · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's Economy Poised for Record Growth, Surpassing Sweden and UAEIsrael's economy is projected to experience record growth, with the IMF forecasting its GDP to reach $747 billion by 2026, moving it to 25th globally. S&P has raised its growth outlook to 5.5% for 2026 and 7% for 2027. This expansion, partly driven by the strengthening shekel and the tech sector, is expected to surpass economies like Sweden and the UAE. However, ongoing security threats continue to impact Israel's credit rating and potential for improved living standards.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomBluebird Airways to Compensate Passengers for Canceled FlightsBluebird Airways will pay 800,000 shekels in compensation to passengers whose flights to Israel were canceled during military operations and airspace closures. The settlement resolves a class-action lawsuit where passengers claimed the airline failed to provide support. Eligible passengers will receive a discount of up to 400 shekels on future tickets, not direct cash payments. The agreement is awaiting court approval, while the broader issue of airline responsibility in conflict zones is being reviewed by the Supreme Court.Economy · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsS&P Raises Israel's Growth Forecast Amid War Risk and Election UncertaintyS&P has raised Israel's economic growth forecast to 5.5% for 2026 and 7% for 2027, citing NVIDIA's investments as a key driver. The agency warns of continued regional instability and a potential military escalation with Iran, though its baseline scenario anticipates limited infrastructure damage. Election results are expected to bring potential shifts in foreign policy, while defense spending will likely maintain budgetary pressure.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomEl Al Offers Full Refunds or Vouchers Amid Passenger UproarEl Al is allowing passengers to cancel Prague flights or exchange tickets for vouchers by November 23 due to backlash over using its budget subsidiary, Sun Dor. Customers complained about downgraded services and lack of business class on Sun Dor planes. The airline reversed its strict cancellation policy after threats of a class-action lawsuit.Economy · 3d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael's Discount Bank Launches Crypto Trading ServiceDiscount Bank, a major Israeli financial institution, is launching a new service allowing customers to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum via its mobile app starting November 26. The service integrates tax accounting and uses secure custodial wallets managed by Fireblocks. This move marks a significant shift in the Israeli banking sector's stance on digital assets.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Cafe Sparks Outrage Over Mandatory Tip ScreenA Tel Aviv "Arcafe" coffee shop branch has introduced a mandatory tipping screen on payment terminals, causing public backlash. Customers must actively select a tip amount or decline, leading to perceived pressure. While the chain claims it's to reward staff, employees report increased earnings. The system also aids in digital accounting and tip distribution.Economy · 3d agoIsrael Faces Budget Crisis: Tax Hikes or Spending Cuts LoomIsrael's economy faces significant post-conflict costs, estimated at 405 billion shekels by 2026, due to increased defense spending and potential shifts in U.S. military aid. Despite resilient GDP growth projections, a widening budget deficit and rising national debt are forcing difficult choices. The government must decide between raising taxes, cutting civilian services, or increasing borrowing, impacting future generations.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's National Insurance Institute Postpones November Payments Due to ShabbatIsrael's National Insurance Institute will delay November benefit payments until November 29th because the 28th falls on Shabbat. Hundreds of thousands of citizens receiving disability, old age, care, and subsistence benefits will be affected. The payments, totaling billions of shekels, are crucial for many families and individuals. The delay is a standard procedure when payment dates coincide with the weekend.Economy · 3d agoIsrael's National Insurance Institute to Issue Payments ThursdayIsrael's National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi) will issue unemployment and minimum income support payments on Thursday. These benefits assist citizens who have lost income or face financial hardship. Eligibility for unemployment benefits requires factors like residency, age, employment history, and registration with the Employment Service. Minimum income support is for those with low or no income, assessed by financial status, age, and family size.Economy · 4d agoIsrael's Proposed Aviation Tax Sparks International OutcryThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) is calling on Israel's Tax Authority to scrap a proposed tax on departing flights, warning it will burden passengers and harm the aviation industry. IATA argues the tax, which could generate billions of shekels, lacks proven environmental benefits and was sent a letter on November 9. The association noted that international flights are a strategic necessity for Israel and that the tax could reduce services, citing Sweden and Germany as examples of countries reconsidering similar measures. This follows a previous objection by IATA to a similar proposal in December 2025.More from Cursorinfo