Security Measures for Israeli Political Party Leaders Increased
Israel's Shin Bet announces new security measures for political party leaders, including continuous threat assessments and authorized firearms for private.
Israel's Shin Bet announces new security measures for political party leaders, including continuous threat assessments and authorized firearms for private.
Former PM Naftali Bennett stated the IDF could collapse if Haredi men aren't drafted next term, citing a shortage of 20,000 soldiers.
Shin Bet will not offer personal security to Gadi Eisenkot, citing intelligence assessments, but will provide broader threat monitoring for Yashar Party.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing Haaretz, Yedioth Ahronoth, and Channel 12 News for defamation over claims he received October 7 warnings.
Israel's unemployment rate dropped to 2.8% in August 2026, with prime-working-age employment at 78.6% and full-time roles increasing.
A report from the Rifman Institute warns Israeli Air Force bases in the Negev, like Nevatim, could be shut down by local threats and Iranian intelligence.
Israel's Health Ministry reported 5,565 new breast cancer cases in 2023, with survival rates reaching 92% for Jewish women and 87% for Arab women.
A new OECD report reveals 20% of Israelis aged 18-24 are not in employment, education, or training, marking the largest increase among developed countries.
Bank of Israel data reveals end-of-day shekel exchange rates for Tuesday, September 29, 2026, with the US Dollar seeing a slight increase.
Israel's economic revenue grew 3.4% from May to July 2026, a slowdown from previous quarters, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.