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The last 30 days
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74%first to report
97 mintypical time behind the first report
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Srugim's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the Knesset, the IDF, Eisenkot and the police its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Dutch PM Installs Mezuzah Amid Rising Antisemitism; Student Repays Teacher's BetCulture · 2h agoEisenkot Accuses Netanyahu of Political Spin on NegotiationsPolitics · 3h agoRenowned Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah Scholar Professor Moshe Chalmis Dies at 89Culture · 3h agoBig stories Srugim skipped
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Economy · 1d agoIran Tensions Spark Sharp Rise in Global Oil PricesGlobal oil prices rose sharply on Friday due to renewed tensions with Iran and statements by U.S. President Donald Trump. Brent crude increased by 3.55% to $95.95 per barrel, while U.S. crude rose 2.64% to $88.70. Trump indicated the downfall of the Iranian regime is a key goal and warned of potential renewed U.S. military action. U.S. Central Command also briefed Israeli military officials on the possibility of renewed conflict.Economy · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMajor Industrial Zone Project Launched in Northern SamariaA new industrial zone, "Bustanai Heifetz," was launched in northern Samaria on Thursday after years of planning. The project, spanning 800 dunams, is expected to create thousands of jobs and boost the local economy. Ministers present highlighted both the economic benefits and the political implications of the development, with the Head of the Shomron Regional Council calling it a historic achievement for the region.Economy · 3d agoIsraeli Divorce Law: How Property, Savings, and Pensions Are DividedIsraeli divorce law generally divides property acquired during marriage, including homes, savings, and pensions, even if registered to one spouse. Inherited or pre-marital assets may also be divided if joint ownership is proven through shared use or finances. A prenuptial agreement or meticulous financial documentation is advised to protect private assets. The date of separation is key for determining the cutoff for asset division.Economy · 9d agoIsrael Sees Rise in Tourist Arrivals, But Hotel Industry Warns of Continued CrisisIsrael welcomed 152,400 visitors in October 2026, a figure that shows a growing trend in tourism, particularly by air. However, the Hotel and Tourism Association warns that the hotel industry has not yet recovered from the impact of the war. The association is calling for a comprehensive five-year plan from the Ministry of Tourism to support the sector's recovery and growth.Economy · 10d agoIsraeli Economic Commentator Admits to Depression, Blames AIIsraeli economic commentator Shaul Amsterdamski revealed he suffered from depression for the past year, believing the rise of artificial intelligence contributed significantly to his struggles. He described a passive recovery from his initial bout of depression but now feels it is returning. Amsterdamski expressed a tangible fear that AI will eventually replace his job entirely, leading to feelings of futility.Economy · 11d agoBagel Cafe Chain to Open 8 New Branches Across IsraelBagel Cafe, an Israeli chain serving American-style bagels, is expanding by opening eight new branches by mid-2027 with an investment of 8 million shekels. The company cites increasing demand for its fresh, customizable products as the driver for this growth. The chain currently operates 15 locations and plans to reach 23 branches across Israel. Owners Tomer and Shimrit Tuti expressed optimism for continued expansion and commitment to quality.Economy · 11d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNational Insurance Institute Announces November Payment ScheduleIsrael's National Insurance Institute has published its November payment schedule, with initial benefits disbursed on November 12. The deadline for employers and self-employed to pay contributions is November 15, with penalties for late submission. Child benefits and "Savings for Every Child" deposits are set for November 20, and long-term benefits will be paid early due to the month's end falling on a Saturday.Economy · 16d ago · also in 11 newsroomsFuel Prices to Drop Significantly for Five Days in IsraelFuel prices in Israel will decrease by 42 agorot per liter to NIS 7.35 starting November 1st, 2026, for a period of five days. This significant drop is due to a temporary tax reduction. However, prices are expected to jump by a full shekel to NIS 8.35 on November 5th if the government does not extend the tax order.Economy · 17d ago · also in 4 newsroomsVeteran Haaretz Economic Commentator Departs After 44 YearsVeteran Haaretz economic commentator Nehemia Strasler is leaving the newspaper after 44 years, with his final column to be published this Friday. Strasler, known for his free-market advocacy and criticism of monopolies, began at Haaretz in 1983. His departure coincides with reported layoffs and editorial changes at the Haaretz Group and TheMarker.Economy · 18d ago · also in 17 newsroomsIsraeli Consumer Spending Surges on Election DayIsraeli consumer spending on debit cards surged 37.5% on election day compared to 2022, reaching over 731 million shekels by 2 PM. The increase reflects high voter turnout and a general rise in digital payments and inflation. Peak spending occurred at 12:40 PM with over 15,500 transactions. Spending is expected to continue rising until polls close.Economy · 19d agoIsraeli Families Sit on Millions in Home Equity, Unsure How to Use ItMany Israeli families possess significant home equity but struggle to access it for investments or future needs. FEMA Mortgages advises these families, typically aged 45-55, to strategically leverage their primary residence's value to acquire additional properties for long-term financial planning. While traditional loans require substantial down payments, FEMA offers higher financing ratios up to 80% based on a comprehensive financial assessment. The aim is to use equity for future security without jeopardizing current financial stability.Economy · 24d ago · also in 17 newsroomsBank of Israel Holds Interest Rate Steady, Angering Business LeadersBank of Israel decided to keep the interest rate at 3.25%, surprising many after previous cuts. Business leaders, including Dov Amitai, criticized the decision as a "missed opportunity" that burdens companies and families. The bank cited growth and inflation indicators, while also warning of potential economic stagnation due to political uncertainty.Economy · 26d agoReality Star Eliraz Sade Details Devastating Financial CollapseReality TV star and presenter Eliraz Sade shared details of a severe financial crisis he endured after his involvement in the "HaChalkai" fruit and vegetable chain collapsed. Sade stated he lost everything, including his apartment, after paying off debts due to his name being associated with the business. He previously reported a loss of three to four million shekels from the venture.Economy · 27d ago · also in 16 newsroomsAliExpress Launches New Loyalty Club for Israeli ShoppersAliExpress has launched a new, invitation-only loyalty program called "Elite" for Israeli customers. Members will receive an additional 5% discount on millions of products, an 8% discount on select items monthly, and free returns. The program aims to reward frequent shoppers ahead of the busy November sales period.Economy · 27d agoZara and Inditex Group Revamp Operations in Israel, Closing Stores and Raising Shipping FeesSpanish fashion retailer Zara, operated locally by Gottex Fashion Group, is closing some physical stores and increasing online shipping fees in Israel. The company has shut its Be'er Sheva branch and will close its Ramat Gan Zara Home store, leaving three Zara Home locations. All online orders across Inditex brands will now have a 14.90 shekel shipping fee, ending the previous free shipping threshold.Economy · 30d ago · also in 1 newsroomTV Host Avri Gilad Reveals Financial Struggles and Difficulty Saving for RetirementIsraeli television and radio presenter Avri Gilad revealed in a podcast that he struggles with financial management and saving for retirement, partly due to ADHD. He stated he continues to work because he cannot afford to retire, despite having his basic needs met. Gilad shared a fantasy of helping indebted individuals if he were to win the lottery.Economy · 30d agoSeptember Consumer Price Index Drops, Fueling Interest Rate Cut SpeculationIsrael's Consumer Price Index decreased by 0.5% in September 2026, potentially leading the Bank of Israel to cut interest rates. Housing prices also declined, dropping 0.6% in July-August and 1.8% year-over-year. Significant monthly price drops occurred in culture, entertainment, and transportation, while fresh vegetables saw a notable increase.Economy · 30d ago · also in 1 newsroomLiam Golan Follows Father's Footsteps into Business with Taxi VentureLiam Golan, son of singer Eyal Golan, has invested approximately half a million shekels to launch a new taxi company called 4U. This business venture marks his expansion beyond his musical career, which began in 2023. His father, Eyal Golan, also has business interests outside of music. The extent of Liam Golan's future focus on business versus music is yet to be determined.Economy · 31d agoModest Fashion Brands Rethink Headscarf Displays in MallsModest fashion brands expanding into mainstream malls face a challenge in attracting secular customers. Expert Tzipi Postavsky suggests that prominently displaying religious items like headscarves can deter non-religious shoppers. She advises brands to strategically adjust their storefronts and potentially omit headscarves from mall displays to broaden their appeal. This approach aims to make stores more welcoming to a diverse customer base, differentiating mall branches from those in strictly religious areas.Economy · 33d agoNational Insurance to Distribute Annual Heating Grant Directly to Bank AccountsThe National Insurance Institute will distribute its annual heating grant of 664 shekels per family directly to bank accounts in the coming days. This automatic payment is for eligible senior citizens and pension recipients who meet specific income criteria. The grant is no longer dependent on residing in designated "cold regions."Economy · 34d agoIsraeli Law on Work Accidents: What Qualifies and Employee RightsIsraeli law recognizes accidents during the direct commute to or from work as work accidents, provided the route is usual and customary, with significant deviations potentially disqualifying claims. Following an accident, immediate medical attention and reporting to the employer and National Insurance Institute are crucial for eligibility for injury allowances. Lasting impairments may lead to disability pensions and vocational rehabilitation, while negligence by third parties can result in additional tort claims. Legal representation is advised to navigate complex claims and maximize compensation from various sources, including insurance companies and pension funds.Economy · 39d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNational Insurance Institute Announces October 2026 Payment ScheduleThe National Insurance Institute has announced its October 2026 payment schedule, with benefits returning to their regular dates after September's holiday advances. Key payment dates include October 12 for unemployment and income support, October 20 for child allowances, and October 28 for long-term benefits like disability and old-age pensions. The deadline for employers and self-employed to pay insurance contributions is October 15.Economy · 40d agoSaudi Aramco CEO Warns of Dangerously Low Global Oil ReservesSaudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned that global oil reserves are "frighteningly thin" due to conflict-related supply disruptions. He stated that replenishing reserves could take up to two years and that current stored oil is not practically available, despite efforts by major economies to release emergency stockpiles.Economy · 41d ago · also in 33 newsroomsIsrael to Cut Fuel Prices by 50 Agorot Per LiterIsrael is reducing gasoline prices by 50 agorot per liter, from 8.27 to 7.77 shekels, effective Monday. The cut is due to a reduction in excise tax, a move praised by the Prime Minister and Finance Minister as a way to counter global price increases.Economy · 44d agoRetail Secrets: How Stores Manipulate Shoppers Into Buying MoreRetail expert Tzipi Postavsky reveals how stores use strategic layouts, sensory experiences, and psychological tactics like "treasure hunting" during sales to influence consumer behavior and maximize purchases. She also discusses the presentation of sizes, the challenges of producing larger garments, and how in-store elements affect perception.Economy · 45d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIsraeli Airline Stocks Soar After Dramatic Mid-Air IncidentShares of Israeli airlines El Al and Israir saw significant increases following a dramatic incident on a Flydubai flight where the co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain and attempted to crash the plane, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.Economy · 46d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNational Insurance Announces October Payment Schedule for Thousands of BeneficiariesIsrael's National Insurance Institute will resume its regular payment schedule in October, disbursing unemployment benefits, income support, child allowances, and long-term pensions on specific dates throughout the month. The deadline for insurance contribution payments is October 15.Economy · 46d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Faces White Cheese Shortage, Prices SkyrocketIsrael is experiencing a shortage of white cheese and cottage cheese due to holiday production disruptions, leading to significantly higher prices for substitute products. Consumers are advised to compare prices and weights carefully.Economy · 46d ago · also in 2 newsroomsFox Acquires Majority Stake in Modest Fashion Brand "Sadeh Bar"Fox Group's Terminal X has acquired a controlling stake in the modest fashion brand Sadeh Bar for millions of shekels. The brand, founded by two former schoolmates, will continue to be led by its founders, who will benefit from Fox's business expertise.Economy · 46d ago · also in 18 newsroomsFuel Prices to Surge in Israel by 52 Agorot Per LiterIsrael's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure announced that the price of 95-octane gasoline will increase by 52 agorot to 8.27 shekels per liter starting October 1st, 2026, due to global energy market trends and dollar exchange rates.More from Srugim