Israeli Cabinet Advances Land, Planning Reforms in Judea and Samaria
Israeli Cabinet advances major land and planning reforms in Judea and Samaria, boosting administrative control. A Jordanian-era law banning land sales to Jews.
Bezalel Smotrich
Netanyahu: Reserve duty aid approved
Prime Minister Netanyahu announced a NIS 6.2 billion assistance program for Israel's reserve service personnel for 2026, recognizing their vital contributions.
Israel Expands Cheese Import Quotas by 70% to Reduce Prices to Consumers
Israel expands cheese import quotas by 70%, increasing duty-free volume by 8,000 tons to combat high dairy prices and boost competition for consumers.
Finance Minister OKs 70% cheese import hike
Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved a 70% hike in duty-free cheese imports, expanding quotas from 11,500 to 19,500 tons to fight high living.
Finance Minister visits Kiryat Shmona
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich visited Kiryat Shmona, unveiling a unique plan including a NIS 1,000-2,500 monthly grant card for residents and students.
Finance Minister Announces Opposition to Anti-Dumping Penalties on Chinese Aluminum
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich blocked anti-dumping duties on Chinese aluminum imports, citing severe damage to Israel's construction industry and increased.
Israel Completes $6 Billion Public Offering, Returns to Pre-War Spread Levels
Israel successfully completed a $6 billion public bond offering, attracting $36 billion in demand and returning to pre-war spread levels, reflecting strong.
Negev Cities to Receive $31.8M Boost for Housing, R&D, and Airport Plans
Israel approves a $31.8M boost for Negev cities, fueling housing, R&D, and airport plans. The investment drives economic growth and attracts population to the
Israeli Leaders Scrambling to Reduce U.S. Tariffs
Israeli leaders are scrambling to negotiate with the U.S. administration to lower a newly imposed 17% tariff on Israeli exports, which...
Tax Changes to Hit Multinational Corporations, Bring Israel In Line With OECD Reforms
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced on Sunday that Israel will begin implementing the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax for multinational corporations in 2026 as part of a tax reform. The move brings Israel in line with Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) tax reforms.