Israel Strikes Hezbollah Rebuilding Efforts in Mazra‘at Aboudiyeh
Israel struck Hezbollah engineering vehicles in Mazra‘at Aboudiyeh, southern Lebanon, rebuilding terror infrastructure in violation of ceasefire understandings.
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Israel Withdraws from Open Government Partnership, Citing Political Bias
Israel withdraws from the Open Government Partnership, citing increasing political bias against the state. Foreign Minister Sa’ar states OGP no longer serves.
Rafah Crossing Reopens for Operational Testing, Passage of People Expected on Monday
Rafah Crossing reopens for operational tests, with the passage of people from Gaza to Egypt expected Monday. Israel announced the move, allowing 150 Gazans to.
What brings together young Israelis, Cypriots, and Greeks in Nicosia in the middle of winter?
Young Israelis, Cypriots, and Greeks met face-to-face in Nicosia for a 300-hour cyber training program, forging genuine connections and a future-focused.
Moody’s Upgrades Israel’s Credit Outlook
Moody's upgrades Israel's credit outlook to stable from negative, reflecting improved confidence in its economic and geopolitical standing amid resilience.
Israeli Citizen Suspected of Involvement in Human Trafficking Extradited from Serbia
Israeli citizen Joseph Kuperschmidt extradited from Serbia to Israel for suspected human trafficking. He allegedly conspired to bring women for prostitution.
Slight Increase in Fuel Prices as of February 1st
Israel fuel prices will see a slight increase on February 1, 2026, with 95 octane gasoline reaching 6.88 NIS per liter, a 0.03 NIS rise.
Fuel Consumption Up in Israel After Iron Swords War
Israel's fuel consumption data for 2025 reveals a significant surge, with jet fuel up 25% and diesel up 3% post-Iron Swords War, indicating economic recovery.
Israel Sees Sharp Increase in Emigration
Israel's emigration surged 39.4% in 2024 to 82,774 Israelis, a significant increase from 2023. The number of returning Israelis also fell, resulting in a.
Israel Sees Decrease in Export of Services
Israel's services exports, excluding startups, decreased 1.8% to $8 billion in November 2025, reversing last month's 6.5% rise. High-tech exports also saw a.