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English-language daily newspaper published in Jerusalem. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseEnglish · JerusalemFounded 1932
The last 30 days
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292 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
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The Jerusalem Post's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the United States, the IDF, Iran and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Arkia Employees Seek Investor to Counter $45 Million Sale DealEconomy · 55m agoElbit Systems Secures $260 Million Contract for PULS Rocket SystemsSecurity · 1h agoWest Bank Violence: Israeli Driver Hurt, Palestinians Injured During Olive Harvest AttackSecurity · 2h agoBig stories The Jerusalem Post skipped
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Economy · 55m agoArkia Employees Seek Investor to Counter $45 Million Sale DealArkia employees are racing to find a new investor by Monday to counter a $45 million deal to sell the airline to a private group. The employees' corporation has a deadline to match the offer, which includes a significant cash injection. This comes after rival Israir had previously explored acquiring Arkia. The airline faces financial difficulties, with estimated losses projected for the year.Economy · 1d agoIsrael Tax Authority Offers Relief on IP Carve-Outs in Startup AcquisitionsThe Israel Tax Authority has introduced new guidance to prevent "triple taxation" on intellectual property (IP) carve-outs during the acquisition of Israeli startups by foreign buyers. This guidance offers three potential solutions: establishing R&D centers, using joint ventures with cost-sharing, or developing new IP. These measures aim to reduce the tax burden, which can otherwise exceed 80% when IP is moved abroad after a share deal. The new rules are designed to encourage foreign investment while retaining R&D employment in Israel.Economy · 2d agoNoma Project Offers High-End Apartments in Jerusalem's Katamonim NeighborhoodThe NOMA project in Jerusalem's Katamonim neighborhood is offering 108 high-end apartments in two boutique buildings, with occupancy starting in July 2030. Developed by Bayit Yerushalayim Group, the project features modern amenities and residences starting at NIS 2.28 million. It aims to attract residents and investors to the revitalized area.Economy · 2d agoOndas Invests $1 Billion in Israel, Acquires 27 Defense Tech FirmsOndas has invested $1 billion in Israel over the past year, acquiring 27 defense-tech companies, mostly Israeli, to build its autonomous defense systems platform. CTO Dr. Judith Hocherman-Frommer stated that "Investment in Israel is becoming mission critical" due to rapidly evolving threats. The company is shifting towards mass production of affordable autonomous systems, exemplified by its Digital Bat program, leveraging the planned acquisition of Israeli firm ARAN Defense for manufacturing capabilities.Economy · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsVine Ventures Raises $236 Million for Third Fund, Focusing on Israeli TechVenture capital firm Vine Ventures announced a $236 million fundraising round for its third fund, its largest to date, bringing total assets to over $500 million. Approximately 50% of the new capital will be invested in Israeli companies, focusing on early-stage and growth-stage tech firms. The firm also expanded its team and advisory board with experienced industry leaders.Economy · 2d agoIndia and Israel Need Economic Deal Despite Strong TiesIndia and Israel, despite strong strategic ties, have not finalized a free trade agreement, with bilateral trade at $3.93 billion in 2025-26. Negotiations are complicated by differing economic priorities: Israel seeks market access, while India focuses on investment and domestic manufacturing. Both nations need to identify mutual economic benefits beyond just market access, potentially leveraging Israel's technological expertise in sectors like agriculture and advanced manufacturing. Addressing regulatory barriers and bureaucratic obstacles is crucial for Israeli companies to succeed in India's growing market.Economy · 3d agoEgypt Seeks Cypriot Gas Amid Shortages, But Israeli Supply Remains CrucialEgypt is increasing its reliance on Israeli natural gas imports to combat a domestic shortage, while also seeking new supplies from Cyprus. The country has deepened cuts to gas for fertilizer producers due to rising LNG import costs. Despite political tensions, the gas trade between Egypt and Israel remains vital for both economies. Development of Cypriot gas fields, particularly Aphrodite, faces significant delays due to unresolved disputes with Israel and transportation cost disagreements.Economy · 3d ago · also in 6 newsroomsDiscount Bank to Offer Crypto Trading Via App for First Time in IsraelDiscount Bank will become the first Israeli bank to offer cryptocurrency trading via its mobile app starting November 26, 2026, allowing customers to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin and Ethereum. The service aims to simplify investment management by centralizing all assets and eliminating the need for separate digital wallets. This move, led by Avi Levi and Elad Fisher, is restricted to private customers aged 18+ and includes tax offsetting benefits, though the bank warns of significant investment risks.Economy · 3d agoOil Prices Climb Amid Strait of Hormuz Shipping ConcernsOil prices rose 1.1% on Wednesday, recovering from a two-month low amid concerns over shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Tensions in the Persian Gulf and a high number of vessel attacks in October are impacting the market. Even with potential diplomatic progress, factors like mine clearance and shipowner willingness to take risks will affect shipping. Iran's stance on US demands remains a central variable for oil prices.Economy · 3d ago · also in 13 newsroomsRevolut Gets Green Light to Launch New Bank in IsraelThe Bank of Israel has approved the establishment of Revolut Bank Israel (In Formation), a new bank by the global Revolut Group. This is the third new bank license granted in Israel since December 2019, following a 40-year hiatus. The approval allows Revolut to proceed with operational preparations, with ongoing supervision from the Bank of Israel. Officials believe Revolut's entry will increase competition and offer diverse financial services to the Israeli public.Economy · 5d agoUS Law Firm Greenberg Traurig Navigates Israel, Gulf Ties Amid Business FocusUS law firm Greenberg Traurig's executive chairman, Richard Rosenbaum, discussed the firm's operations in Israel and the Gulf, emphasizing business opportunities over political aims. The firm, with offices in Tel Aviv since 2012 and in Riyadh, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi for about three years, has not faced business reluctance due to its Israeli ties. Rosenbaum also detailed the firm's efforts against rising antisemitism in the US, linking it to Israel's importance for global Jewry, and noted the firm's founding history of inclusion for Jewish lawyers.Economy · 6d ago · also in 2 newsroomsOECD Report Praises Israel's Pension System for High Returns and StabilityAn OECD report has recognized Israel's pension system for its high saver returns and stability, ranking it second globally for returns over the past decade. The system benefits from widespread public participation, largely due to a 2008 mandate, and low dependence on state funding. While returns are strong, experts caution that ensuring sufficient retirement income requires addressing a savings gap, particularly for women.Economy · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrair in Talks to Acquire Rival Arkia to Boost CompetitionIsraeli airline Israir is in preliminary talks to purchase its rival Arkia, aiming to create a stronger domestic aviation group to compete with foreign carriers. Israir CEO Uri Sirkis stated the acquisition would lead to significant cost savings and improved competitiveness. Arkia is reportedly facing a financial crisis, with losses estimated at $30 million for the first three quarters of 2026, though the company maintains its operations are stable.Economy · 6d agoIsraeli Firm Beyond Oil Taps Joe Colligan as US CEO for ExpansionIsraeli food tech company Beyond Oil appointed Joe Colligan as CEO of its US subsidiary in late October to drive expansion in the American foodservice market. Colligan, formerly of McCain Foods and OSI Group, will focus on large foodservice and retail operators. Beyond Oil's technology aims to reduce health risks and waste associated with frying oil. The company's stock rose 21% in the month before the announcement.Economy · 7d agoArkia Offers Discounted eSIM Data Packages Amidst Travel DisruptionsArkia Israel Airlines is offering passengers discounted eSIM data packages through a new partnership with Voye Global, with savings ranging from 20% to 36%. The service allows travelers to use mobile data abroad via digital SIM cards. This comes after Arkia faced issues selling tickets to Morocco and Japan, leading to flight cancellations and a lawsuit.Economy · 7d agoCalifornia Cafe Owner Fined $59,000 for Discovery ViolationsA federal court in California has ordered Abd al-Rahim Harara, owner of Jerusalem Coffee House, to pay $59,000 to plaintiff Michael R. Addis for violating court orders during evidence discovery. The fine stems from Harara's failure to provide documents and emails as required by at least six court orders. The payment order does not confirm discrimination allegations, which include claims that Addis was called "Jew" and "Zionist" by cafe employees. The business faces two other lawsuits, including one from the Justice Department, and has since closed to focus on its legal defense.Economy · 8d agoUS Election Aftermath: Investors Urged to Ignore Politics, Focus on FundamentalsFollowing the US "Blue wave" election, author Aaron Katsman advises investors to ignore political shifts and focus on economic fundamentals, arguing that the US economy's core strengths remain. He suggests that legislative gridlock resulting from a divided Congress can be beneficial for stability. Historically, markets have performed well under various political arrangements, with economic indicators being more crucial than party control. Katsman urges investors to avoid panic selling and maintain a long-term strategy based on personal financial goals, not political headlines.Economy · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraelis Spent Over NIS 51 Billion on Cards in October, Up 12.5% AnnuallyIsraelis spent NIS 51.6 billion on payment cards in October, a 12.5% increase from the previous year, according to SHVA data. While total spending rose, average daily spending decreased by 6.2% compared to September. Online transactions accounted for 57% of the total spending, reaching NIS 29.5 billion, but also saw a daily average decrease. Spending at physical businesses increased by 8.3% year-on-year, despite a slight daily average decrease from September.Economy · 9d ago · also in 6 newsroomsEl Al Reports Record Revenue but Lower Net Profit Amid Rising CostsEl Al reported record third-quarter revenue of $1.27 billion for 2026, an 18% increase, but its net profit declined by 14% to $175 million due to higher fuel costs and a one-time expense. The airline maintained a 95% passenger load factor and saw growth in its loyalty programs. CEO Levy Halevy praised employees and cited strong demand, though the company's stock fell despite the revenue record.Economy · 9d agoLuxury High-Rise Debuts at Jerusalem's GatewayThe Capital Jerusalem, a new 35-story luxury residential tower, has opened at the city's entrance near the Chords Bridge. It offers various apartment sizes, amenities like a heated pool and rooftop terrace, and is set to be occupied in summer 2029. Developed by a consortium of Israeli firms, residences start at NIS 4.8 million.Economy · 9d agoIsrael Explores Geothermal Energy Beyond Solar and WindIsrael's Energy Ministry is launching a pilot project in the Golan Heights to generate electricity from geothermal heat, diversifying its renewable energy sources beyond solar and wind. This clean, weather-independent energy aims to meet growing demand, driven by AI and economic growth. The initiative includes developing current and future technologies, with Minister Eli Cohen stressing the importance of energy security and leveraging Israeli innovation.Economy · 10d agoUS Midterms Won't Alter Israeli Companies' Market StrategiesIsraeli companies should maintain their U.S. market strategies despite midterm election results, as business decisions are driven by market demand and relationships, not politics. Economic ties between the U.S. and Israel are strong, with Israeli innovation contributing significantly to American jobs and economy. A new national network, the U.S.-Israel Innovation Exchange, has launched to provide Israeli startups with a unified gateway to the U.S. market, facilitating partnerships and investment.Economy · 11d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael and Kazakhstan Sign Double Taxation Agreement After Decade of TalksIsrael and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to prevent double taxation on Monday, concluding over ten years of negotiations. The accord, signed in Jerusalem during the Israel-Kazakhstan Joint Economic Commission meeting, aims to boost bilateral investment and economic cooperation. Alongside the taxation agreement, both countries signed MOUs on AI, labor, and cybersecurity, and a joint declaration on space cooperation. The visit by Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister, Zhaslan Madiyev, marks the highest-level Kazakh official visit to Israel in a decade.Economy · 11d agoBirthright Israel Hosts Global Leaders at Inaugural Business Summit in Tel AvivBirthright Israel's inaugural Global Business Summit concluded in Tel Aviv after gathering 350 international donors and business leaders from over 15 countries. The three-day event, held at the Hilton Tel Aviv, featured discussions on technology, investment, and philanthropy, and included a gala where Professor Miriam Adelson received a Lifetime Champion Award. The summit also included site visits to communities supported by Birthright, including those affected by the October 7 attacks.Economy · 11d ago · also in 2 newsroomsTech Employer Rankings Shift as Stability Trumps PerksThe 2026 Dun & Bradstreet "Best Tech Companies to Work For" report shows Israeli tech employees now prioritize job security and transparency over perks, driven by economic pressures. monday.com plummeted from 3rd to 35th place, while NVIDIA retained its top ranking. Junior employee satisfaction and competitive salaries at large firms are concerns, impacting talent retention.Economy · 11d agoHalf of Israelis to Skip November Sales Due to Cost of LivingApproximately 48% of Israelis will forgo planned purchases in November sales due to the cost of living, a survey by the Histadrut Consumers Authority found. While many plan to postpone purchases for discounts, financial constraints limit spending for nearly half. Consumers are also increasingly distrustful of sales offers and prioritize price, reliability, and return policies. The CEO of the Consumers Authority urged shoppers to compare prices and check conditions before buying.Economy · 11d agoIsrael Post Prepares for 40% Surge in November Package VolumeIsrael Post is preparing for a 30% to 40% increase in package volume in November due to major online sales events like Black Friday. The company is increasing staff and operational capacity to handle millions of packages expected throughout the month. Post Finance is also offering a secure, reloadable card to protect shoppers from fraud, while Israel Post provides tips for safe online purchasing.Economy · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMizrahi-Tefahot Bank Offers NIS 1,000 Grant for Children's After-School ActivitiesBank Mizrahi-Tefahot is offering a NIS 1,000 grant to parents for children's after-school activities as part of a Bank of Israel initiative. A survey showed 70% of parents enroll children in activities, with 91% finding it a financial burden, yet 83% would cut other expenses first. Eligibility requires specific account activity and credit card usage, with the grant limited to the first 10,000 registrants. This program is part of a larger Bank of Israel mandate for banks to return NIS 3 billion in profits to the public over two years.Economy · 13d agoBazan Oil Refineries Petitions Haifa Municipality Over Business LicensesThe Bazan Group has petitioned the Haifa Municipality to renew its business operating licenses, which were temporarily extended for 60 days. The company filed the petition after the municipality summoned it for a hearing, with a new hearing now scheduled in about 30 days. Separately, Bazan received an order under the Clean Air Law regarding benzene emissions and renovation works at its Gadiv facilities, while continuing other maintenance operations.Economy · 14d ago · also in 1 newsroomHerzog Honors JFNA Fund for $240 Million in Loans to Israeli BusinessesPresident Isaac Herzog honored the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) Israel Small Business Loan Fund for providing over $240 million in loans to 4,132 Israeli businesses since October 7, 2023. The initiative, part of a larger emergency campaign that raised over $900 million, supported businesses and jobs impacted by the war. The fund utilized philanthropic capital to secure bank financing, with repaid loans being re-lent. Approximately 48% of the loans went to businesses in northern Israel and border areas.More from The Jerusalem Post