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The last 30 days
1,895reports translated
44%first to report
134 mintypical time behind the first report
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0%opinion and analysis
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How Kipa writes
Kipa's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,900 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Kipa had it
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Economy · 16h ago · also in 2 newsroomsMicrosoft Offers Voluntary Departure Package to Cut CostsMicrosoft has launched a voluntary departure program for employees in the US, Canada, India, and the UK as part of cost-cutting efforts. The offer aims to provide flexibility for employees seeking to leave the company under structured terms. Employees in Israel are not currently included in this program, though potential layoffs have been reported there.Economy · 1d agoPopular Tex-Mex Chain Rapidos Opens New Kosher Branch in Be'er ShevaThe fast-food chain Rapidos, owned by BBB Group, has opened a new kosher branch in Be'er Sheva's Gav-Yam High-Tech Park, investing NIS 700,000. This marks the eighth location for the chain, which serves Tex-Mex street food. The CEO highlighted Be'er Sheva's importance as a center for innovation and employment.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomWorkers' Rights and Pay on Israeli Election Day ExplainedIsraeli workers employed for at least 14 days before an election are generally entitled to their regular pay on Election Day, which is a public holiday. Those required to work on Election Day may receive double pay or compensatory time off, depending on their employment agreement and specific circumstances. It is advised for employees to confirm their rights and pay arrangements with their employers.Economy · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsArkia Cancels Direct Flights to Baku Due to Low DemandArkia is canceling its direct flights to Baku, Azerbaijan, from mid-November 2026 to the end of March 2027 due to low winter demand. The airline plans to resume the popular route in the summer. This follows recent postponements of flights to Tokyo and suspensions of ticket sales to Marrakech due to regulatory and security issues.Economy · 1d agoPopular Pool Vacuum Recalled Over Fire RiskIsrael's Ministry of Economy has recalled the Niya Aquasweep S10 rechargeable pool vacuum due to a fire risk caused by potential water damage to the motor. Owners are instructed to stop using and charging the device immediately. The affected models were sold between April 23, 2026, and August 14, 2026.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomEtihad Airways Expands Flights to Israel Amid High DemandEtihad Airways is increasing seat capacity on its Tel Aviv-Abu Dhabi route, adding a larger aircraft for the 2:00 PM flight starting November 9. This expansion is driven by high demand for connecting flights to the East. The change will boost daily seat availability from Israel by over 11%.Economy · 1d agoFuel Prices in Israel Nearing Record High Amid Global TensionsGasoline prices in Israel are expected to rise significantly, potentially reaching 9 shekels per liter due to increased global oil prices and the possible end of a tax reduction. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's decision on extending the 1 shekel per liter discount by Saturday will determine if prices jump from 7.77 to 8.77 shekels. Economists warn this could increase inflation by 0.5% and impact the cost of living.Economy · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMassive Urban Complex Planned Above Highway 1 Near JerusalemA significant urban development project is planned above Highway 1 near Jerusalem in Mevaseret Zion, approved for deposit by the Jerusalem District Planning and Building Commission. The 37-dunam project by the Israel Land Authority will include 200 housing units, 300 sheltered housing units, extensive commercial and employment spaces, and public services, aiming to connect divided parts of the town and create a new urban center.Economy · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsEconomists Warn Netanyahu's Plan Risks International Sanctions and Economic DisasterOver 100 Israeli economists and business leaders have warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that his approach to potential international sanctions could lead to severe economic damage and isolation. They cited his comments on cryptocurrency solutions and lack of concern for sanctions as evidence of ignorance regarding Israel's global standing. The signatories fear impacts on banking, investment, high-tech, daily life, and national security funding.Economy · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsEl Al Relaunches Direct Flights to San Francisco, Adds New RoutesEl Al has relaunched its direct flights from Tel Aviv to San Francisco, operating three times weekly. The airline also plans new routes to Buenos Aires and South Korea. Meanwhile, British Airways and Iberia are set to resume direct flights to London and Madrid, respectively, increasing travel options for Israelis.Economy · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNetanyahu's Crypto Plan Sparks Fierce Criticism, Bank of Israel Rejects IdeaPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to use cryptocurrency to counter potential economic sanctions has been rejected by the Bank of Israel, which advises focusing on preventing sanctions. Netanyahu also warned of potential cuts to U.S. security aid. Political rivals, including Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, strongly criticized the proposal, warning of severe economic consequences and a threat to national security.Economy · 4d agoPublic Lobby Fights for Israelis' Economic InterestsLobby 99, a public organization, advocates for the economic interests of Israelis by influencing government decisions on market competition and corporate influence. The group has successfully promoted reforms to lower import barriers and improve savings programs. Funded by public contributions, Lobby 99 operates on a model where members can become voting partners, ensuring collective influence on economic policies.Economy · 5d ago · also in 17 newsroomsEgg Prices in Israel to Rise by Over 2% Starting Next MonthEgg prices in Israel will increase by about 2.1% starting November 1, 2026, the Ministry of Agriculture announced. This rise is due to increased production and marketing costs. A 12-pack of medium eggs will now cost NIS 13.40. The adjustment is part of an automatic pricing mechanism.Economy · 5d ago · also in 17 newsroomsEgg Prices in Israel to Rise by Over 2% Starting Next MonthEgg prices in Israel will increase by about 2.1% starting November 1, 2026, according to the Ministry of Agriculture. The rise is due to increased production and marketing costs. A 12-pack of medium eggs will now cost 13.40 shekels. This adjustment is part of an automatic pricing mechanism.Economy · 6d agoJerusalem to Get 450 New Apartments in Givat Ram DevelopmentJerusalem's Givat Ram area will see the construction of approximately 450 new apartments, with 400 designated for long-term rental. The development, approved by the District Planning and Building Commission, includes 180 small units and will feature towers and mid-rise buildings. The plan aims to serve students and small households due to its proximity to the Hebrew University.Economy · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomBit Payment App Implements Dramatic Changes to User Funds LimitsStarting November 1, the Israeli payment app Bit will limit unverified users to 5,000 shekels, with excess funds automatically transferred to linked bank accounts. Verified users can hold up to 50,000 shekels. To verify, users must update personal details and answer identification questions within the app's profile section.Economy · 6d agoWaze Co-Founder Rappaport Explores Bid for Credit Card Firm CalAssaf Rappaport, a co-founder of Waze, is reportedly exploring the acquisition of the Israeli credit card company Cal from Discount Bank. Rappaport and his partners are among several interested parties, including Direct Insurance, Dalkia Automotive, and investment funds. An earlier deal for Cal with George Horesh and Harel did not materialize, but they are still seeking involvement. The high interest is driven by Cal's financial significance and technological infrastructure in Israel.Economy · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's Rating Measurement Committee Expands Sample SizeIsrael's Rating Measurement Committee has unanimously approved expanding its sample size from 700 to 800 households, a significant change impacting the television industry. The decision comes after years of criticism regarding measurement of digital platforms and alleged underrepresentation of certain demographics. Channel 14 had previously raised concerns about sample bias and underrepresentation of religious and West Bank populations.Economy · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomVictory Supermarket Chain Slashes Prices on Apple AirPodsThe Victory supermarket chain is selling Apple AirPods 4 for 349 shekels, significantly undercutting competitors. The deal is limited to parallel imports, with strict purchase and stock limitations. This follows a previous promotion by Victory offering discounted fuel.Economy · 8d agoJerusalem Students Get Free Volt+ Subscription Valued at NIS 300The Jerusalem Municipality and Volt are offering eligible students a free Volt+ subscription worth about 300 shekels until the end of the academic year. The subscription provides free delivery on orders from participating businesses, including food, groceries, and household items. Volt noted a 15% rise in student orders during exam periods, with pizza being the most popular choice. Students can check their eligibility on the "Midal'a" website or Instagram page.Economy · 8d agoIsraeli Consumers See 14% Drop in Salty Cookie Prices Over One YearSalty cookie prices in Israel dropped by 14% over one year, from an average of 46.25 to 39.76 shekels per kilogram, according to new data. Achva company's oriental cookies gained market share, reaching 14% quantitatively, while their price was significantly lower than competitors. Achva's VP of Marketing and Sales noted increased competition and welcomed the price drop as beneficial for consumers.Economy · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomDan Transportation Nears Deal to Acquire Tnupha Bus CompanyDan Transportation is in advanced talks to acquire Tnupha, a bus company, for an estimated NIS 150 million. The deal, if completed, would significantly expand Dan's fleet to around 3,500 buses. However, the acquisition faces potential hurdles due to opposition from Tnupha's partners. This move follows Dan's recent purchase of Messi'ei Shasha and comes as Ariel's mayor advocates for better local transit.Economy · 9d ago · also in 3 newsroomsZara Ends Free Shipping in Israel, Implements Delivery FeesFashion retailer Zara has ended free online shipping in Israel, introducing a 14.90 shekel delivery fee for all orders across its brands. Zara Home's delivery fee is significantly higher at 49.90 shekels. These changes follow the recent closure of Zara stores in Be'er Sheva and at Ayalon Mall, alongside a reduced number of Zara Home physical locations.Economy · 9d agoWestern Trade Restrictions on West Bank Factories May Lead to Palestinian LayoffsWestern trade restrictions on West Bank factories are expected to cause the layoff of around 4,000 Palestinian workers, with some factories potentially closing. The bans, including recent ones from Ireland and the Netherlands, have led to canceled contracts and decreased orders. Israel is engaged in diplomatic and legal efforts to thwart the restrictions and is seeking alternative markets. The President of the Manufacturers Association called the boycott cynical and harmful to Palestinian employment.Economy · 9d ago · also in 6 newsroomsArkia Launches New Destinations for 2027 With Significant DiscountArkia Airlines has opened its 2027 flight schedule, adding new destinations in Estonia, Armenia, and Iceland. The airline is offering a 20% discount on international flights and packages booked by November 3, 2026, for travel in 2027. CEO Oz Berlowitz stated the early release supports company growth and passenger planning. The schedule includes numerous existing European, Asian, and US destinations.Economy · 9d ago · also in 16 newsroomsAliExpress Launches Elite Customer Club in Israel Ahead of Shopping MonthAliExpress has launched its first customer loyalty program, Elite, in Israel ahead of the November shopping season. The program offers loyal customers additional discounts, free returns, and dedicated customer service. Membership is by invitation based on purchase history, and benefits can be combined with existing sales events like Singles' Day.Economy · 11d agoMedia Personality Avri Gilad Admits Financial Struggles, Cannot RetireIsraeli media personality Avri Gilad revealed he cannot afford to retire due to poor financial management, attributing it partly to ADHD. He stated he works out of necessity and, while comfortable, has not built a financial empire despite his past fame. Gilad's comments follow a recent controversy over his remarks about gender roles.Economy · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Presenter Avri Gilad Reveals Financial Struggles, Cannot Afford RetirementIsraeli media personality Avri Gilad revealed he cannot afford to retire due to poor financial management, partly linked to ADD. He continues working out of necessity, though he maintains he has his basic needs met. Gilad's comments come after a recent controversy regarding his views on gender roles.Economy · 11d agoSupermarket Chain Offers Major Discount on Hair Styling DeviceThe supermarket chain Osher Ad is selling the Dreame AirStyle Pro hair styler for NIS 699 at its Talpiot branch in Jerusalem. This price is hundreds of shekels lower than the NIS 1,149 offered by the official importer. The 7-in-1 device includes multiple styling heads and heat settings. The duration and stock levels of the promotion have not been disclosed.Economy · 12d ago · also in 5 newsroomsDollar Strengthens Against Shekel, Raising Costs for TravelersThe U.S. dollar strengthened significantly against the Israeli shekel on Thursday, reaching its highest point since April. This rise is linked to U.S. inflation data and subsequent drops in American stock markets. The strengthening dollar is expected to make international travel more expensive for Israelis, impacting costs for flights and accommodation.More from Kipa