Gaza Committee Logo Shown to Israel Different
Israel rejects Gaza committee logo, deeming it different from the one published. The PA's symbol will not be accepted for Gaza administration.
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Israel Sees 6.2% Increase in VAT File Openings First Half 2025, After Big Drop in 2024
Israel's economy saw VAT dealer file openings increase by 6.2% in H1 2025, a rebound after a 10.1% drop in H1 2024 across all sectors.
Beit Shemesh Public Transportation Expansion Plan Extended Until 2027
Israel's Beit Shemesh public transportation expansion plan extended until 2027. Government allocates 147 million Shekels to boost infrastructure amid 40%.
Netanyahu: 77 Years of Knesset
Prime Minister Netanyahu reflects on the Knesset's 77 years, lamenting the erosion of democratic balance between government branches and calling for its.
Israel Warns Residents of Two South Lebanese Villages of Strikes on Hezbollah
Israel warns Kfar Tebnit and Ain Qana residents to evacuate as IDF targets Hezbollah military infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
Israel, Greece and Cyprus Sign Cyber Deal
Israel, Greece, and Cyprus signed a cyber tech deal last week, heralding a new era of regional cooperation in the digital age for a safer future.
Israeli, Greek and Cypriot Youth Undergoing Cyber-Security Training Meet in Cyprus
Israeli, Greek, and Cypriot youth met in Cyprus for a four-day cyber-security training program, building trust and a young community focused on the future.
New Deal Signed with ICL on Dead Sea Minerals Concession
Israel and ICL finalize a detailed agreement on Dead Sea minerals concession assets, valued at $2.54 billion. ICL waives rights, ensuring a competitive 2030.
Plan to Revive Northern Border Region’s Economy After Two Years of War Includes New University in Kiryat Shmona, Expanding High-Tech Industries and Much More
Israel approves a comprehensive plan to boost the northern border region's economy, including a new university in Kiryat Shmona, expanding high-tech.
More Than Half of Online Abuse Reports Now Come from Child Victims Themselves, Israel Finds
Israeli children are now the primary source for online abuse reports, with 54% of 16,292 incidents in 2025 coming directly from young victims as total cases.