Economy
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange TASE Recap, September 9, 2026
On September 9, 2026, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) experienced minor dips across its key indices, including the TA-35 and TA-90.
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Crime
Israel Police: An investigation has been opened into a shooting incident in Tiberias
Israel Police investigate a shooting in Tiberias where an unidentified person was critically injured and taken to the hospital.
Crime
IDF Arrests 3 Palestinian Police for Unauthorized Roadblock, Assault
IDF forces apprehended three Palestinian police officers for establishing an illegal roadblock and assaulting an Israeli civilian in Area C.
Economy
Shekel Exchange Rates End of Day Wednesday, September 9, 2026
The Bank of Israel has released end-of-day exchange rates for Wednesday, September 9, 2026, detailing the NIS value of major currencies.
lifestyle
Jerusalem Biennale 2026 with 42 Contemporary Art Exhibitions Opens September 24
The Jerusalem Biennale opens September 24, featuring 42 exhibitions at 21 venues exploring Jewish tradition, identity, and healing from the trauma of war.
diplomacy
Israel, Hungary to Establish International Medical School in Eilat
Israel and Hungary will launch Eilat's first international medical school campus via an agreement with Hungary's University of Debrecen.
Crime
The Israel Police National Ceremony in honor of Rosh Hashanah 5787 - Dedicated to thanking police families The national ceremony of the Israel Police was held…
Israel Police honors families at Rosh Hashanah ceremony, recognizing their sacrifices in fighting crime and protecting citizens.
Crime
Israel Police: Weapons, stolen vehicles seized in Samaria operation
Israel Police seized weapons and 20 stolen vehicles in Samaria, arresting a driver with forged plates.
Legal Affairs
Dentists Ordered to Pay $43,000 After Unnecessarily Removing Two Teeth
An Israeli court has ordered two dentists to pay a woman $43,000 after finding two teeth were extracted without sufficient medical justification and dental work.
Business
Israel Launches $7M Project to Breed Tuna in Eilat
Israel is investing $7.9 million in a new Eilat facility to breed tuna, aiming to overcome reliance on wild-caught fish for commercial farming.