Public transportation scope expands and will stand at 60% of regular activity
Public transportation in Israel will expand to 60% of regular operations starting Friday, with bus lines increasing service.
Public transportation in Israel will expand to 60% of regular operations starting Friday, with bus lines increasing service.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture reports stable food supplies during the war with Iran, with agricultural produce, slaughterhouses, and egg collection operating.

Israel eased public gathering restrictions nationwide, but Jerusalem's holy sites, including the Temple Mount, remain closed amid Iranian missile barrage.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture is extending raw milk price regulations to ensure stable dairy prices for consumers and prevent market chaos.
Police in Jaffa arrested 22 illegal residents and two individuals on drug trafficking charges, seizing cocaine, cash, and electronic devices.
The Bank of Israel set Thursday, March 5, 2026, end-of-day exchange rates, with the Shekel seeing gains against the US Dollar, Euro, and others.

A two-day-old Israeli baby underwent emergency surgery at Netanya’s Laniado Hospital during air-raid alarms for esophageal atresia, performed in a protected.
Israeli biotech firm Matricelf announces promising safety results for its personalized spinal cord implant, a key milestone for future human trials.
Israel's Home Front Command has mobilized 20,000 reservists into 35 battalions nationwide to conduct search and rescue operations following recent incidents.
Business Sensor Systems, a subsidiary of Autonomous Guard, has been awarded two contracts worth $2.3 million from Israel's Ministry of Defense for sensor.