Government Promotes New Green Energy Projects
Israel's government is promoting new green energy projects with a 300 million shekel fund to enhance industrial efficiency and reduce emissions.
Israel's government is promoting new green energy projects with a 300 million shekel fund to enhance industrial efficiency and reduce emissions.
Israel's Ministry of Finance estimates the direct budgetary cost of the war with Iran at 35 billion shekels, including defense and compensation.
Israel's government approved $31 million in funding for local authorities facing emergency expenses due to the war with Iran.
Israel's government will offer state assistance to daycare centers amid the Iran war, refunding parents and advancing caregiver salaries.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is moving forward with Doron Cohen's nomination to head Israel's Civil Service, highlighting his extensive public and business.
Israel's Finance Ministry and the Histadrut have reached an agreement on compensation for public sector employees temporarily laid off due to the war.
Israel's 2026 economic growth forecast lowered by 0.5% to 4.7% amid war with Iran, impacting state revenue and business activity.
Israel's Ministry of Finance outlines a compensation plan for salaried employees, featuring unemployment benefits and relaxed eligibility rules.
Israel's Ministry of Construction and Housing will explore establishing a new Haredi settlement in the Kiryat Gat area, "Plugot," to address housing needs.
Israel's Jerusalem Enforcement Bureau has transferred $83 million from Palestinian Authority funds to victims of terror attacks, including the 2002 bus bombing.