Business
Despite 16% Revenue Growth, Israel’s Largest Engineering Firm Reports Q2 Loss
Israel's largest engineering firm, Baran Group, posted a Q2 2026 net loss of $1.23 million, even as revenue grew 16.3% to $70.82 million.
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religion
Chief Rabbinate Sets Minimum, Maximum Thresholds for Religious Marriage Contract Amounts
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel has established a minimum of 36,000 shekels and a maximum of 360,000 shekels for marriage contract amounts.
Crime
Weapons Smuggling Thwarted Near Adam Bridge Jordan River Crossing
Police and IDF forces thwarted a weapons smuggling attempt near the Adam Bridge, arresting two Jericho residents and seizing ten handguns.
Economy
U of Haifa in Financial Crisis, Plans $54 Million in Cuts Over Four Years
The University of Haifa will cut $54 million over four years due to a $20 million annual deficit, exacerbated by pension reserve depletion and new research.
Crime
Israel Police: Saluting the volunteers - Police Commissioner R.N.C
Israel Police Commissioner Danny Levy honors tens of thousands of volunteers and emergency readiness team fighters for their security contributions.
Politics
Highway 4 Reopens after 4 Hours of Haredi Demonstrations
Highway 4 in Israel reopened after Haredi draft protesters blocked it for four hours near Bnei Brak, causing significant traffic delays.
Politics
Labor Ministry Launches New Online System for Daycare Tuition Subsidies
Israel's Labor Ministry, led by Director-General Rubi Shemesh, has launched a new online system for daycare tuition subsidies, simplifying applications for.