Israel to Renew Cargo Insurance Program Against War, Terrorism Risks
Israel's Finance Ministry and Tax Authority will renew a state-backed cargo insurance program against war and terrorism risks starting September 1.
Israel's Finance Ministry and Tax Authority will renew a state-backed cargo insurance program against war and terrorism risks starting September 1.
Israel's Fire and Rescue Service is on high alert for weekend flooding, reinforcing rescue teams and the 102 emergency hotline ahead of heavy rain.
Israel's Transportation Ministry launches a pilot program with 115 wheelchair-accessible intercity buses, featuring electric lifts for safe boarding.
Tel Aviv police thwarted arms transfers to criminal groups, arresting three men and seizing grenades, pistols, and ammunition in recent operations.
Police in the Druze village of Kisra seized a suitcase containing an M-16 rifle, ammunition, and firearm parts during a raid this week.
Border Police launched a large-scale readiness exercise nationwide and in Judea and Samaria, practicing emergency response and force deployment.
Israeli tech company Cellebrite has launched a portable tactical extraction kit (C-TEK) allowing military forces to analyze data from phones, drones.
The Construction and Housing Ministry has taken over 73 senior housing clusters, now managing 10,000 units and 11,000 residents nationwide.
Hebrew University researchers discovered that the timing of tomato plant stomata opening and closing is key to drought resistance, not just pore count.
Israel's 2025 Adequate Representation Report shows 81% of public entities met disability targets, with local authorities leading, up from 76% in 2024.