Despite the lack of a government, senior Finance Ministry officials are already preparing the 2027-2028 budget, seeking austerity measures to cover massive defense spending.
In about a year, plots will run out in several cities. The Hevra Kadisha societies warn: The state's foot-dragging endangers the ability to bury people during routine times and emergencies.
Due to war, sanctions, and drought, saffron is experiencing a drop in production. How are the war against Iran and forgeries in the markets affecting the global supply chain?
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In his new role, Colligan will lead Beyond Oil USA's expansion efforts, focusing on large foodservice organizations, quick-service restaurant chains, retail chains, and other major operators.
Arkia passengers can now buy eSIM data packages for travel abroad at roughly 20% to 36% off, under a new partnership with Israeli provider Voye Global.
Customs inspectors and investigators exposed one of the largest tobacco smuggling operations in the country's history, which arrived from Egypt under the guise of wheat flour shipments.
An employment survey shows employer caution after election results: Hiring is delayed, job search times are growing, and another election could further deepen overall market uncertainty.
The Greek Finance Ministry’s draft bill makes tax residency the key factor in the 15% purchase tax increase. European passport holders living in Israel will pay the same rate as everyone else.
The October Jobnet and Civi AI index points to a recovery in recruitment activity after the holidays, but also to a growing gap between the volume of CVs sent and the number of open positions.
New research shows the cost of living is weighing heavily on the shopping month, with public distrust breaking records: Half of consumers declare they do not trust the offered discounts.
