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Mignews's tone this month is neutral. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the United States and the Knesset its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Economy · 10h agoIsrael Plans Home Batteries to Replace Diesel GeneratorsIsrael's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is seeking public input on a strategy to expand energy storage systems, aiming to replace diesel generators with home batteries. The plan supports increasing renewable energy to 30% by 2030 and 40% by 2035, addressing the challenges of solar power's intermittency and Israel's isolated grid. It proposes national planning, streamlined approvals, and financial incentives for investors, with a focus on critical infrastructure.Economy · 10h agoIsrael's Housing Market Slows, With 85,000 New Apartments UnsoldIsrael's housing market has slowed significantly, with 85,080 new apartments currently unsold, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. This inventory represents a 25.8-month supply at current demand rates. The Tel Aviv and Central districts hold the largest share of unsold new homes. While overall sales decreased in the third quarter, there was a shift in buyer activity towards peripheral areas, with Kiryat Gat leading new home sales.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrair Launches 72-Hour Sale on Flights to Europe, Zanzibar, and New YorkIsraeli airline Israir has launched a 72-hour sale on flights to Europe, Zanzibar, and New York, with fares starting at $99 for European destinations. The promotion runs from November 12th to November 15th, and is valid for travel until December 31st. Tickets must be purchased exclusively through the airline's website, and availability is limited.Economy · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMajor Industrial Zone Construction Begins in SamariaConstruction has begun on "Bustaney Hefetz," a new industrial zone in northern Samaria, following a cornerstone-laying ceremony on November 12th. The zone, expected to be one of the largest in Judea and Samaria, will cover 800 dunams and create thousands of jobs. The project aims to stimulate economic development and strengthen local settlements.Economy · 1d agoIsrael Tax Authority Proposes ₪10 Billion Tax Hike for 2027-28 BudgetIsrael's Tax Authority has proposed new fiscal measures expected to raise 10 billion shekels annually for the 2027-2028 state budget. Key proposals include an "online VAT" system for instant tax collection and an annual tax on undeveloped land. Aviation taxes are also set to increase, affecting domestic and international flights. The head of the Tax Authority warned that tax burdens are unlikely to decrease, as the state seeks substantial additional revenue to balance the budget.Economy · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's September Apartment Sales Drop 10% Amid Holiday SeasonApartment sales in Israel fell 10% in September 2026 compared to the previous year, totaling 6,246 transactions. The Ministry of Finance attributes the decline to the autumn Jewish holidays. Despite the overall drop, developer-offered financial incentives saw a 15% increase in popularity, reaching 45% of all sales.Economy · 2d agoArkia Airline Control Shifts to Investor Group Led by Yariv LernerThe Nakash brothers have sold their controlling stake in the Israeli airline Arkia to an investor group led by Yariv Lerner. The group will invest tens of millions of dollars to stabilize the company, which has reported over $30 million in losses this year. The deal comes amid labor disputes and concerns over employee stakes. The new owners aim for long-term investment in the airline.Economy · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Considers Tax Reform for High Earners, Cutting Parent and Regional BenefitsIsrael's Ministry of Finance and Tax Authority are proposing a tax reform to lower income taxes for high earners, including tech professionals, doctors, and engineers. The plan involves cutting tax benefits for parents and residents of certain areas to compensate for lost revenue. This reform targets over 800,000 individuals in the top income deciles. The proposals aim to rebalance the tax burden and will be presented for public discussion soon.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomKia Holds Major Sales Event in Israel Through November 20Kia is holding its "Kia Days" sales event in Israel until November 20, featuring discounts, financing, and trade-in deals on its car models. Prices have been reduced on vehicles like the Picanto, Niro Hybrid, Sportage Hybrid, Sportage Plug-in, EV3, and EV5. The promotion aims to attract buyers during Israel's November shopping season, offering various purchasing options.Economy · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSun d’Or Offers Winter 2027 Flights to Europe Starting at $69Sun d’Or, part of the El Al group, is selling tickets for flights to five European cities in January and February 2027, with one-way fares starting at $69. The cheapest flights are to Cyprus, while Albania, Warsaw, and Prague are also available. The offer is for the 'Light' fare category and includes carry-on baggage.Economy · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Companies to Build 900 MW Gas Power Plant with Data CenterIsraeli companies Sonol Israel, Afcon, and Pentalight Energy will jointly build a 900 MW natural gas power plant and a 200 MW data center. The project, estimated to cost 4 billion shekels for the power plant alone, is in its early stages and requires regulatory approval. Sonol Israel will hold a 45% stake in the joint venture, with Afcon and Pentalight each holding 27.5%.Economy · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Cafe Sparks Debate With Mandatory Tip PromptAn "Arcafe" coffee shop in Tel Aviv is facing criticism for a new payment system that automatically prompts customers for a tip. Patrons must actively select "No Tip" to proceed with payment, which some argue creates undue pressure. An employee reported increased tip earnings, while the chain stated the system is for table service and tipping remains voluntary.Economy · 4d agoShufersal to Convert Arad Store to Haredi Format Amid Price Hike FearsIsraeli retail chain Shufersal is changing a supermarket in Arad from its "Deal" format to "Yesh Chesed," targeting the ultra-Orthodox community. This conversion, driven by new mall ownership linked to the Gur Hasidic movement, has sparked fears among secular residents about reduced product variety and higher prices. Shufersal states both store formats will remain open and accessible to all shoppers.Economy · 4d ago · also in 13 newsroomsRevolut Secures Conditional Banking License in Israel, Competition Expected to RiseThe Bank of Israel has issued a conditional banking license to the fintech company Revolut to establish Revolut Bank Israel. This move is expected to increase competition and offer better financial services to Israelis, particularly for international transactions. The company, founded by Nikolay Storonsky and Vladislav Yatsenko, must still meet regulatory requirements before launching full operations. Shmuel Ben-Tsvi and Uri Natan have been appointed as Chairman and CEO, respectively, but the service launch date is unknown.Economy · 4d agoIsraeli Supermarkets Use Tactics to Increase Customer SpendingIsraeli supermarkets are using tactics like shrinkflation, fake discounts, and strategic store layouts to increase customer spending without raising prices. A Tel Aviv University study found price increases at Carrefour despite advertised discounts. Experts recommend comparing unit prices and considering store brands to save money.Economy · 4d ago · also in 5 newsroomsShufersal and Tidhar to Build 30-Story Tower in Jerusalem's TalpiotShufersal and Tidhar Group will construct a 30-story residential tower and a 9-story mixed-use building in Jerusalem's Talpiot neighborhood. The project includes about 240 apartments, with 56 for long-term rental, and 12,000 square meters of commercial and office space. Shufersal expects a pre-tax profit of approximately 50 million shekels from the development.Economy · 5d agoRami Levy Supermarket Chain Eyes International ExpansionIsraeli supermarket chain Rami Levy is negotiating to open stores internationally due to high demand, according to owner and CEO Rami Levy. He observed significantly higher prices for Israeli products in the U.S. during a trip to Miami. While specific locations and dates are undisclosed, the chain aims to replicate its low-price, high-quality strategy abroad. This move follows a similar expansion by another Israeli retailer, Osher Ad, into the U.S. market.Economy · 5d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraelis Spend Record 3.5 Billion Shekels on Shopping IL Sales EventIsraelis spent nearly 3.5 billion shekels on cards during the Shopping IL sales event, a 3% increase from last year. Spending shifted towards entertainment and dining, with restaurants seeing an 18% rise and tourism up 14%. The national payment system Shva processed millions of transactions smoothly, indicating strong consumer confidence and a focus on leisure.Economy · 6d agoIsrael Boosts Support for Volunteer Agricultural OrganizationsIsrael's Ministry of Agriculture is allocating 22.5 million shekels in 2026, part of a 93 million shekel program through 2029, to support volunteer agricultural organizations. The funding aims to address labor shortages, engage youth, and bolster farm resilience by covering volunteer expenses like transport, equipment, and accommodation. The government has also increased expense reimbursement to 90% and introduced new criteria favoring organizations with dedicated, long-term volunteers.Economy · 6d agoIsrael's Economy Surpasses 'Startup Nation' Status, Eyes $1 Trillion MilestoneIsraeli entrepreneur Arik Gumanovsky believes Israel has evolved beyond its "startup nation" label to a larger scale, becoming a "mini-empire" with a strong entrepreneurial spirit. Host Boris Mirkin noted impressive economic indicators, including strong stock market performance, a strengthened shekel, and low inflation, even during wartime. Projections estimate 5% GDP growth in 2026, with a potential target of a $1 trillion economy, which would rank Israel among the world's largest.Economy · 7d agoBaran Group to Build 110km African Water Pipeline for $480 MillionIsraeli infrastructure company Baran Group will build the first 110-kilometer section of a 2,000-kilometer trans-African water pipeline for approximately $480 million. The project aims to bring water from the Chobe River to drought-stricken areas, likely in Botswana. Construction of the initial segment will take 24-30 months, with the full pipeline taking over a decade. The project recently overcame a potential termination by the foreign client.Economy · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrair Eyes Arkia Acquisition to Form Major Israeli Airline GroupIsraeli airline Israir is in early negotiations to acquire its competitor Arkia, potentially forming a large domestic aviation group with 20 aircraft. Israir CEO Uri Sirkis presented the plan to employees, highlighting the company's technological investments and fleet expansion. The merger aims to create a stronger competitor against global airlines. Israir is also preparing for potential security challenges by adjusting its fleet operations.Economy · 8d agoOil Prices Drop on Iran's Diplomatic OverturesGlobal oil prices dropped significantly on Monday after Iran signaled readiness for diplomatic talks to resolve the Middle East conflict. Brent crude fell 7.63% to $104.77 and WTI dropped 7.36% to $96.46 per barrel. The decline was fueled by reports of negotiations between Iran and mediator Qatar, though market participants remain wary of escalation.Economy · 8d agoHolon Institute of Technology to Triple Science KindergartensThe Holon Institute of Technology plans to triple the number of science and technology kindergartens in Holon from three to nine. Rector Eduard Yakubov stated the initiative aims to foster early interest in scientific disciplines, crucial for Israel's high-tech economy. The program seeks to nurture curiosity and inquiry from a young age, with a long-term goal of universal access in Holon.Economy · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Eases Rules for Gas Stations to Boost EV Charging InfrastructureIsrael is modernizing gas stations to accelerate the rollout of ultra-fast EV charging infrastructure by easing regulations and allowing facility expansions. New rules permit integrated waiting areas with shops and cafes, and streamline approval processes for charging installations. Concurrently, stricter vehicle import rules starting in 2027 will limit imports without European certification to commercial vans, impacting independent traders and potentially reducing budget car options.Economy · 8d ago · also in 7 newsroomsLufthansa Scales Back Operations at Ben Gurion Airport Amid Security ConcernsGerman airline Lufthansa has significantly reduced its operations at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, canceling overnight stays for crews due to heightened regional security risks. The changes affect flight schedules and ground services, prompting passengers to check their ticket status. Experts warn this could impact Israel's air travel market and potentially influence other group airlines.Economy · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli and US Markets Plummet After Democratic "Blue Wave" VictoryThe Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Wall Street saw significant drops after Democrats achieved success in US midterm elections, termed the "blue wave." The Israeli TA-35 index fell 3.69%, while US indices like the Nasdaq and S&P 500 also experienced substantial losses. Investors are worried about potential increased regulation on AI infrastructure, impacting tech stocks.Economy · 9d ago · also in 5 newsroomsPalo Alto Networks in Advanced Talks to Acquire Israeli Startup Clutch Security for $500 MillionPalo Alto Networks is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli cybersecurity startup Clutch Security for about $500 million. Clutch Security, founded in late 2023, developed a platform to manage non-human accounts, crucial with the rise of AI agents. This potential acquisition continues Palo Alto Networks' strategy of acquiring Israeli tech companies, as Israel is a major R&D center for the firm.Economy · 9d agoIsraeli Real Estate Market Stagnates Amidst Discounts and Mortgage ChallengesIsrael's new apartment sales rose in August due to government subsidies, but demand on the open market fell 2%. The secondary market saw a 7% drop in transactions as buyers seek discounts and sellers resist price cuts. High mortgage rates and stringent lending conditions continue to deter buyers, leading to price adjustments and a search for financing compromises.Economy · 9d agoIsrael Risks Facing 2027 Without Approved State BudgetIsrael faces the possibility of operating without an approved state budget for 2027, as the Finance Ministry has not begun preparations and the submission deadline has passed. If a new government is delayed or elections occur, the country may rely on a temporary budget based on 2026 figures, potentially hindering civilian projects. The absolute deadline for approval is March 31, 2027, but political instability could push adoption to year's end or beyond.More from Mignews