Israel, Hungary to Establish International Medical School in Eilat
Israel and Hungary will launch Eilat's first international medical school campus via an agreement with Hungary's University of Debrecen.
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Israel Launches $7M Project to Breed Tuna in Eilat
Israel is investing $7.9 million in a new Eilat facility to breed tuna, aiming to overcome reliance on wild-caught fish for commercial farming.
More Than Half of Israel’s Young Doctors Eye a Future Abroad
A study by Ben-Gurion and Ariel Universities reveals over half of young Israeli doctors surveyed plan to work abroad within five years, challenging Israel's.
Three Arrested Over Double Homicide in Nazareth, Israel
Three Nazareth residents were arrested in connection with the September 2 double homicide of Noor Nafe’a and Noor al-Din Hilu, with police citing criminal.
Israel Sees Mixed Trends in Appliance, Electronics Imports for August 2026
Israel's Tax Authority reports varied appliance import trends for August 2026, with washing machines and dishwashers seeing significant gains.
Israel’s Vehicle Imports Surge Over 50% in August Amid Low Dollar Exchange Rate
Israel's vehicle imports jumped over 50% in August 2026, with private car imports up 51% due to a low dollar exchange rate, according to the Tax Authority.
Israel Deploys World’s Longest Seismic Fiber-Optic Cable in Dead Sea
Israel has deployed the world's longest seismic fiber-optic cable, 55 km long, in the Dead Sea to improve earthquake warning systems.
Over 20,000 Immigrated to Israel in Past Jewish Year, Led by Russia, France, U.S.
More than 20,000 immigrants arrived in Israel from nearly 100 countries in the past Jewish year, with Russia, France, and the U.S. sending the most newcomers.
Israel to Open First Resident Embassy in Slovenia, Fifth New Embassy in Two Years
Israel inaugurates its first resident embassy in Slovenia on Sept 9-10, marking the fifth new embassy opened by the nation in two years.
Pirates, Yoga and Picante: Israel’s Quirky Election Ballots
Ahead of Israel's October 27 Knesset vote, unconventional parties like the Pirate Party and King Shashar's movement make unique pitches in Jerusalem.