Israel Proposes Waiving Pension Contributions for Workers Under 40
Israel's National Economic Council proposes waiving employee pension contributions until age 40, easing financial burdens for younger workers.
Israel's National Economic Council proposes waiving employee pension contributions until age 40, easing financial burdens for younger workers.
Israel's culture, entertainment, and sports spending hit $27 billion in 2025, with sports and games comprising the largest share.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel inflicted a "massive blow" on Hezbollah, destroying major strongholds on Beaufort and Ali al-Taher Ridges.
Yair Golan's Democrats party has petitioned Israel's Central Elections Committee to bar Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit from the Knesset race.
Israeli forces seized approximately 60 kilograms of drugs near the Jordanian border, arresting two suspects in a foiled smuggling operation.
The 'Southern Anchor' initiative opened a new hub in Beersheba to combat southern Israel's physician shortage, attracting doctors with job and community.
Israeli police arrested five people and seized firearms and ammunition during raids in Rahat, Israel's largest Bedouin city, as part of efforts to combat gun.
Likud formally requested the disqualification of the Islamist party Ra'am and its leader Mansour Abbas from the 26th Knesset elections, citing alleged.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports a sharp slowdown in retail chain sales growth for May-July 2026, with food chains experiencing a decline.
More than 450,000 Israeli households and businesses have switched from the state-owned IEC to private electricity suppliers, with savings up to 20%.