Fitch Ratings has reaffirmed Israel's 'A' credit rating with a negative outlook, a decision unchanged from its prior evaluation.
Jerusalem, 9 April, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The rating agency Fitch has published the credit rating of the State of Israel and left it at A with a negative outlook. No change from the previous rating announcement.
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Hatzalah Judea and Samaria reports the 12th animal poisoning attack of the year, resulting in two goat deaths and an assault on a shepherd near Ramallah.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an IDF outpost near the Gaza Yellow Line, vowing Israel will remain and disarm Hamas.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange recorded positive movement on September 2, 2026, with the TA-35 index rising 1.3% and TA-SME60 showing the strongest growth.
Haifa Police intercepted an "honor convoy" for a released prisoner on Route 4 near Kadima, arresting five suspects who were subsequently released under.
A patient hospitalized in Israel after returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested negative for Ebola, the Ministry of Health confirmed.
Jerusalem police arrested a man in his 60s for stealing a sick dog and suspected animal cruelty, returning the pet to its owner.
The Bank of Israel reported end-of-day exchange rates for September 2, 2026, with the US Dollar closing at 3.0420 NIS.
Route 10 near the western border reopens Thursday with regular hours, but firing zones in the south remain closed for IDF training.
The IDF has debunked Candace Owens' false claim that soldiers set fire to Palestinian land, identifying the video as a parody and the fire as occurring in.
Israeli forces have dismantled over 26 kilometers of Gaza terror tunnels since the ceasefire, with troops recently disabling a 1-kilometer tunnel.