Israeli food prices surged 19% over four years, TAU study shows
Chocolate prices rose by nearly 78%, burekas jumped by 47.5%, and coffee climbed by 26.1%, according to research tracking 80 popular supermarket products over eight years.
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Middle East conflicts, energy supplies, to dominate IMF-World Bank meetings in Thailand
Haifa mayor demands parties commit to shutting down city's petrochemical industry by 2029
Your Taxes: The 2026 aliyah tax opportunity is closing - here's what you need to know
Your Investments: One sea, many portfolios
Building the right investment portfolio starts with understanding your goals, time horizon, and tolerance for risk, not following the latest stock market trends or investment tips.
Cryptocurrency trading under scrutiny as two Israelis face multimillion-dollar tax evasion probes
Two Israelis face separate investigations into suspected cryptocurrency tax evasion involving millions of dollars, with authorities seizing digital wallets, foreign currency, and a luxury car.
Understanding product recalls: What consumers should do?
Israel spends more of its GDP on education than the OECD average, but less per student
Government spending per student in Israel is about 61% lower than the OECD average. Nearly half of the Israeli population is under age 24, and demographic growth erodes the budget per student.
The changing landscape of Israel’s defense technology sector
Explore 2026 shifts in Israel's defense technology, from AI integration to export growth, reshaping military capabilities and global partnerships.
Tshuva blows Up $6.7 Billion gas deal
NewMed Energy and Ratio void $6.7B Dalia gas deal over approval delays. Dalia rejects claim, insists terms were met, and considers taking legal action.
American, Russian officials meet on bringing US investor into Nord Stream gas pipeline to Germany
The discussions included Kirill Dmitriev, a close adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, the people said.
Will AI replace traditionally Jewish jobs? - opinion
The line isn't "man vs machine," it's "who is using AI and who is still taking notes by hand?"
British Airways resumes Tel Aviv flights for first time since February
The airline has not operated on the route since Israel launched Operation Roaring Lion, carrying out airstrikes on Iran, on February 28.
One game, fifty different rulebooks
The U.S. has no single framework for online entertainment platforms, leaving states with different rules, licensing systems and access for consumers.
