Israel’s Economy Expands Despite War, Inflation Falls to 1.5%
Israel's Finance Ministry reports the economy expanded 3.2% in H1 2026, with inflation dropping to 1.5% and foreign investment reaching $26 billion despite war.
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Israel, Germany Explore Turning Volkswagen Plant Into Defense Hub
Israel’s Rafael and Germany’s Lower Saxony are exploring converting a Volkswagen plant in Osnabrück into a defense technology center, boosting European.
Prime Minister's Office: No terrorist has a hiding place.
Israeli PM vows to eliminate terrorists and pursue their senders after a successful operation in Samaria.
Israel Delivers Aid Supplies Directly to Nepalese Village Hit by Disaster
Israel's MASHAV agency delivered direct aid, including blankets and medical supplies, to a Nepalese village impacted by recent disasters.
Israel Unveils New Framework to Open Sheep, Goat Cheese Market, Cut Prices
Israel unveils a new framework to open its sheep and goat cheese market, injecting 100 million shekels into dairy farming and aiming to save consumers millions.
New Report: Sharp Rise in Number of Doctors Leaving Israel
A Tel Aviv University study reports at least 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023 and 2025, a sharp increase concerning specialists and those under 60.
Report: 10% of Internal Medicine Hospitalizations Take Place at Home
A Health Ministry report reveals a dramatic rise in Israeli home hospitalizations, now accounting for 10% of internal medicine cases, primarily for older.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Remarks Making a Toast for Rosh Hashanah at the Cabinet Meeting
PM Netanyahu toasted Rosh Hashanah, highlighting Israel's strength from bold decisions, fighter heroism, and resilience, and noting progress against Iran.
Scandinavian Airlines Returns to Israel after Decade-Long Hiatus
Scandinavian Airlines will relaunch its direct route between Tel Aviv and Copenhagen on October 26, operating four weekly flights after a 10-year absence.
179,398 Babies Born in Israel in Outgoing Hebrew Year 5786, Jerusalem Leads
Jerusalem recorded 23,336 births, leading Israel's 179,398 babies born in Hebrew year 5786.