Analysts describe Israeli banks as operating in a 'Goldilocks environment' – with inflation under control and healthy growth – citing the small number of players and what they call 'reasonable competition'
The characterization of 92-year-old U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who is an Orthodox Jew, was online in Spanish and English for several hours before the sentence was removed
Police inaction as a bus driver fatally ran over a protester and through the mass riots that occurred on Tuesday reflects a broader tendency to avoid intervention in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, particularly those dominated by extremist factions
After a successful run in Tel Aviv, the script of "SHURA" is now available in book form. Plus, Nadav Lapid's movie "Yes!" finally hits theaters, and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art goes back to 1945
The decision comes after a judge rejected a police motion to extend the restrictions, stating that 'this is a failure' on their part, as they 'submitted the request less than two hours before the restricitons expired'
A kindergarten teacher, a tech professional from Boston and a retired senior police officer are among retirees who came to the Western Negev for a year of volunteer work. 'We complain too much and do too little. Let's stop complaining and think about what to do'
CBS data shows that in 2025, building an apartment in Israel takes 34.3 months on average, excluding planning and permits. Attorney Alkalay says many delays start with the developer.
The offering included three series of bonds with terms of five, 10, and 30 years, with spreads of 90, 100, and 125 basis points above comparable US Treasury yields.
Eitan Gonen said the sexually suggestive image, unfurled by Maccabi Haifa fans during Monday's derby match, resembled his daughter, who has described being sexually assaulted multiple times during more than 15 months in captivity in Gaza
Among those who announced their intention to join Yair Golan's party are protest leaders Moshe Radman and Danny Elgart, the brother of Itzik Elgart, who was taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, 2023, and murdered in captivity
An Iranian-backed hack-and-leak operation that compromised the phones of figures including former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Prime Minister Netanyahu's chief of staff allowed hackers to extract contact lists containing Israeli security officials and world leaders, raising fears of surveillance and intelligence mapping
Led by the national security minister, the police's campaign of intimidation in the Bedouin village was a savage example of muscle-flexing. Now we can expect this successful pilot to be replicated
This year, the Israeli movie industry will likely continue to feel the effects of its extreme government's actions both at home and abroad. Meanwhile, Netflix and the Saudis flex their muscles internationally