13 New Projects Will Integrate AI Into Government Ministries
Israeli government ministries will integrate AI into 13 new projects, backed by NIS 40 million, to improve citizen services and streamline operations.
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Half-Billion-Shekel Reform Expands State Support for Families of Fallen Soldiers
Israel's Knesset approves a NIS 500 million reform expanding support for families of fallen soldiers, raising orphanhood age to 30 and extending benefits.
Israel to Merge Government Tourism Companies
Israel merges government tourism companies, including Old Acre and Nazareth, into the Government Tourism Company, aiming to save millions and streamline.
Strategic Seminar on Fighting Global Anti-Semitism Held
Israeli and global partners unite at a strategic seminar in Jerusalem to combat anti-Semitism and delegitimization, focusing on coordinated online influence and.
$82 Million Budgeted for Massive New Transportation Hub in Central Israel
Israel approves $82 million for the "Pilots" Integrated Transportation Center near Be'erot Yitzhak, featuring 186 electric bus stops and 1,200 parking spaces.
Israeli Military Establishes New Committee to Determine Proper Commemoration of Fallen Soldiers
The IDF establishes a new committee led by Brig. Gen. (Res.) Ofir Levius to examine and regulate the commemoration of fallen soldiers and preserve their legacy.
Herzog to Attend World Economic Forum in Davos
President Isaac Herzog will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday for a two-day visit. He will participate in the main plenary.
Helping Bees Could Backfire: Flowers May Spread Viruses, Scientists Warn
Israeli scientists warn that planting more flowers to help declining bee populations may inadvertently spread viruses among pollinators. A Hebrew University.
Israelis Sees Record 912 Million Passengers on Public Transportation in 2025
Israelis set a new record in 2025, with 912 million passengers using public transport, surpassing 2024's 904 million. This reflects recovery and growth in.
Three Bedouin Minors Indicted for Throwing Stones at Buses
Three Bedouin minors from Tarabin, Negev, indicted for throwing stones at buses on Route 310 in June and October 2025, intending to cause harm.