Airlines want the Israeli government to declare a 'special situation' so they need not pay accommodation and other expenses for passengers stranded abroad.
Israeli privately-held tech companies have raised $4.8 billion in the first six months of 2025, according to IVC-LeumiTech.
A survey revealed that there are some 700 abandoned buildings in Haifa, which wastes land resources, scars the urban fabric, the housing market, and costs the municipality NIS 33 million annually in lost taxes.
The change will bring the TASE into line with the trading days of the world's main stock markets, which do not trade on Sundays.
TSG today announced that it had received its first order as part of a cooperation agreement that it signed in March with a leading international military technology supplier.
This will become the second largest defense sale ever by Israel, after the sale of Israel Aerospace Industries Arrow 3 air defense system to Germany for $3.5 billion.
Generous subsidies for rooftop solar panels means that all electricity consumers will receive higher electricity bills.
IVC-LeumiTech and StartUp Nation Central have issued reports on fund raising with very different numbers but both agree tech sector actiovity has returned to the boom days of 2021.
Challenges will be announced twice a year for startups to offer technological solutions for Teva's entire drug development chain.
The Israeli cybersecurity company has seen its valuation jump from $3 billion in less than two years.
The US system carried out 60-80 missile interceptions of Iranian missiles launched at Israel but at a far higher cost than Israel's Arrow system.
Benny Landa's company has sought a stay-of-proceedings due to a cash flow crisis.
Accountant General Yali Rothenberg says the increase in government spending will be almost completely offset by higher revenue from taxes.
Contrary to some of the early volatile scenarios about a surge in the price of barrels of oil worldwide, the oil market has responded with relatively moderate spot increases.
A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Zikhron Yaakov, Ashkelon, Meitar and Eilat.
After selling the stake, the Lewis family's holding in the Israeli hotel chain will fall from 74% to 69.6%.
Bank Leumi nostro management head Danny Yardeni says the reduction in geopolitical uncertainty makes a cut sooner rather than later a possibility.
The assessment of Israel’s military establishment is that even if elements of its nuclear program remain intact, Iran is a long way from being able to develop a nuclear weapon.
Besides its regular donors, the institute is asking the general public to help restore facilities hit by an Iranian missile. Ben Gurion University has embarked on a similar campaign.
The much heralded launch this week of Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas has boosted the entire autonomous driving sector.
Bank of America sees it likely that the shekel will appreciate as the risk premium decreases, which will help reduce inflationary pressures while GDP accelerates.
Completing the sale for NIS 520 million will produce a respectable capital gain for Cellcom, which initially invested NIS 121 million.
Few foreign carriers are expected to fly to Tel Aviv over the summer but flyDubai restarted Israel flights Wednesday night.
Israel's Ministry of Finance has been working on several changes to the plan to adjust it to the unexpectedly swift end of the operation.
SOCAR is paying Aaron Frenkel $1.25 billion for the stake in the Israeli offshore gas field.
Government-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems is buying 16,000 square meters in the Cosmopolitan 1 project in Tel Aviv's Hassan Arafa district.
The Co-Op has become the first supermarket chain in the UK to impose a boycott on Israeli goods due to the war in Gaza.
The situation will only ease once foreign airlines return. "Globes" has put together information that travelers may be seeking.
The New Zealand cloud-based accounting software company says that buying Melio's pay platform will help it expand in the US market.
Following Tuesday morning's ceasefire, Israelis will be allowed to return to work and schools can reopen Wednesday morning.
A jump of 7% in the Tel Aviv-125 Index, since the successful surprise attack on Iran on June 13, makes the TASE one of the best performing stock markets in the world.
The fall in Israel's risk premium following the operation in Iran is behind the recent shekel appreciation.
The company has developed the ORYOM robotic surgery platform for cataract and other eye diseases.
UAE carrier flyDubai has already indicated it can restart Israel flights tomorrow, if the ceasefire holds.
The ceasefire between Israel and Iran has again reversed the direction of the stock market, with the banks leading the rises.
Israel has officially accepted the ceasefire brokered by the US and Qatar. Four people were killed this morning in a direct hit by an Iranian missile on a building in Beersheva.
While Israel struggled to deal with Hezbollah's suicide drones last year, enhanced capabilities have almost eliminated the threat.
The number of apartments without protected rooms being advertised for rent has fallen more sharply than those with protected rooms, property management company DiffeRent has found.
The 340 square meter house in Tzahala, on a 400 square meter lot, includes eight large bedrooms.
The Ministry of Finance's plan for businesses and employees is retroactive from the beginning of the operation against Iran until June 30.
A major component of Israel's risk premium is disappearing before our eyes, explains Finessa Capital CEO Gat Megiddo.
Since the start of the war against Iran earlier this month the shekel has gained 3% against the dollar and has strengthened by 8% against the US currency over the past year.
The Knesset Economics Committee will discuss El Al's demands with Minister of Transport Miri Regev then required to declare a 'special situation.'