Israel Had $3.2 Billion Trade Deficit in January
Israel's trade deficit reached $3.2 billion in January 2026, with exports at $5.2 billion and imports at $8.3 billion, according to new data.
Israel's trade deficit reached $3.2 billion in January 2026, with exports at $5.2 billion and imports at $8.3 billion, according to new data.
Israel Tax Authority audits in northern Israel revealed 50% of 40 audited businesses failed to record income, with undeclared NIS 30,000 and NIS 17,000 found.
Israel's government approves a new Ziklag Airport in the Negev, set to drive significant economic growth, employment, and tourism for the region.
Israel's government approved the National Agro-Voltaic Plan, a historic step integrating solar energy with agriculture for dual land utilization and food.

Germany's Hapag-Lloyd and Israel's FIMI acquire ZIM Shipping for $3.7 billion, ensuring Israel maintains strategic maritime interests despite local opposition.
Israel allocates 1.5 billion shekels to Sakhnin for massive development, adding 4,660 housing units and boosting population to 55,000.
Israeli Shekel surges to a 30-year high against the dollar, hitting 3.068 on February 12, 2026, its lowest since 1995.
Sakhnin's future brightens as a ₪1.5 billion agreement is signed, promising 4,660 new homes, commercial areas, and infrastructure upgrades for the Israeli city.
Israeli employers' compensation for military reservists' absences will become permanent, extending financial support beyond March 2026.
Bank of Israel survey shows customer satisfaction stable at 56%, but perceived fairness declines to 58% amid high fees and interest rates for Israeli banking.