Israel Expands Iran Campaign, Hits 50 Sites Overnight, Over 3,000 Overall
Israel's IDF confirms hitting over 50 sites across Iran overnight, including ballistic missile facilities and Tehran infrastructure, expanding its campaign to.
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Labor Rate Stable in February
Israel's February 2026 labor force survey reveals a stable employment rate and a drop in unemployment to 2.7%, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.
Israel Saw 72 Road Fatalities in February
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports 72 road fatalities in Jan-Feb 2026, a rise from 2025, with February showing increased deaths despite fewer.
Plan to Connect All Metro Lines Moves Forward
Tel Aviv's metro system moves forward as the National Infrastructure Committee approves plans for operational connections and essential infrastructure.
Europe Is Lead Destination for Israel’s Exports
Europe remains Israel's primary export market in February 2026, receiving 36% of goods, while imports from China saw a significant increase.
Israel Switches to Daylight Savings Time Thursday Night
Israel will begin Daylight Savings Time on Thursday night, March 26, 2026, with clocks moving forward one hour until October 25.
Government Report Disputes Calls to Ban Trawl Fishing in Israel
A new Israeli government report challenges calls to ban trawl fishing, citing evidence of improving marine ecosystems and fish populations.
Israel’s Economy Grew in 2025, but War Left a $47 Billion Hole
Israel's economy saw accelerated growth in 2025, but the Bank of Israel's report revealed a $47 billion output loss from war, per Governor Amir Yaron.
Flight Restrictions Tighten in Israel as Government Cuts Air Traffic
Israel's Transport Minister Miri Regev announced new flight restrictions at Ben Gurion Airport, limiting departures to 50 passengers per flight due to security.
153 Israelis Hospitalized in Past Day From Missile Attacks
Israel's Health Ministry reports 153 Israelis hospitalized in the past day from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks.