New Deal Signed with ICL on Dead Sea Minerals Concession
Israel and ICL finalize a detailed agreement on Dead Sea minerals concession assets, valued at $2.54 billion. ICL waives rights, ensuring a competitive 2030.
Economy
On Jewish New Year for Trees, Data Shows Decrease in Fruit Harvests
Israeli fruit harvests see significant decline ahead of Tu B'Shevat due to labor shortages & Shmita year impacts, with grape & avocado plantings down.
Plan to Revive Northern Border Region’s Economy After Two Years of War Includes New University in Kiryat Shmona, Expanding High-Tech Industries and Much More
Israel approves a comprehensive plan to boost the northern border region's economy, including a new university in Kiryat Shmona, expanding high-tech.
Israel to Reopen Kiryat Shmona Airport As Part of Plan to Revive Northern Economy After Two Years of War
Israel reopens Kiryat Shmona Airport to revive northern economy after two years of war, with a plan to boost communities and provide flight services with a 10.
Moody’s Upgrades Israel’s Credit Outlook
Moody's upgrades Israel's credit outlook to stable from negative, reflecting improved confidence in its economic and geopolitical standing amid resilience.
Ahead of Jewish New Year for Trees Next Weeks, Stats Released on Yields of Israel’s Orchards
Israel's orchard yields show a 3.4% decrease in 2025, with citrus at 31.7% of output. Almond plantings surged 44% ahead of Tu B'Shevat.
Slight Increase in Fuel Prices as of February 1st
Israel fuel prices will see a slight increase on February 1, 2026, with 95 octane gasoline reaching 6.88 NIS per liter, a 0.03 NIS rise.
Fuel Consumption Up in Israel After Iron Swords War
Israel's fuel consumption data for 2025 reveals a significant surge, with jet fuel up 25% and diesel up 3% post-Iron Swords War, indicating economic recovery.
Israel Sees Decrease in Export of Services
Israel's services exports, excluding startups, decreased 1.8% to $8 billion in November 2025, reversing last month's 6.5% rise. High-tech exports also saw a.
Leading Foreign Construction Firms from Many Countries Bid for Contracts in Israel
Leading foreign construction firms from 20 countries bid for contracts in Israel, signalling international confidence in its housing market and ministry.