Tel Aviv Stock Exchange TASE Recap March 19, 2026
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) indices experienced mixed trading on March 19, 2026, with TA-35 and TA125 showing slight gains.
East Jerusalem
Disturbance of the peace in Jerusalem - Those disturbing the peace are using infants and baby strollers to disrupt public order and cause significant damage to infrastructure. Police forces are operating against hundreds
Jerusalem police combat hundreds of rioters using infants and strollers to damage light rail infrastructure; three officers injured.
Jerusalem: 3 Officers Injured in Riot, Police Disperse Crowd
Jerusalem police dispersed rioters who injured 3 officers, damaged property, and attempted to attack workers at a construction site.
Phishing Alert: Fake SMS Targets Israelis Claiming to Be Home Front Command
Israelis are warned of a phishing scam via SMS messages falsely claiming to be from the Home Front Command, attempting to steal personal data.
Israel’s Reserve Force Shows Youth, Employment, and Family Trends
Israel's National Insurance Institute data shows most reservists are young men, employed, and many are married with children under 18.
Israel 8th Happiest Country for Second Year, Despite War
Israel ranks 8th happiest globally in the 2026 World Happiness Report for the second year, with youth happiest, despite prolonged war, per Bar-Ilan U.
177 Israelis Hospitalized From Missile Attacks in Last 24 Hours
177 Israelis were hospitalized in the last 24 hours due to Iranian missile attacks, bringing total casualties to 3,924 since February 28.
Iranian Strikes Kill Foreign Worker, Four Palestinian Women
Iranian ballistic missile strikes killed a Thai agricultural worker in Moshav Adanim, central Israel, and four Palestinian women in Beit Awwa, Hebron.
Outstanding Debt of Nonfinancial Private Sector $800 Billion End of 2025
Bank of Israel reports nonfinancial private sector debt reached $800 billion by end of 2025, a 9% increase driven by business and household borrowing.
Three Private Planes at Ben Gurion Airport Damaged in Iranian Attacks
Three private planes at Ben Gurion Airport were damaged in recent Iranian attacks, the Israel Airports Authority confirmed, with no injuries reported.