Israels 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.
Pesach Benson
Quarter of Israelis May Use AI to Decide How to Vote, Survey Finds
A Geocartography Group survey for the Israel Internet Association found 25% of Israelis may use AI for voting, amid concerns over disinformation and potential.
Quarter of Israelis May Use AI to Decide How to Vote, Survey Finds
A Geocartography Group survey for the Israel Internet Association found 25% of Israelis may use AI for voting, amid concerns over disinformation and potential.
Two Israeli Teens Charged With Carrying Out Missions for Iran
Two Israeli teens, aged 14 and 16, were indicted in Israel for spying for Iran, carrying out missions in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, and Kiryat Motzkin.
Israeli Study Points to New Approach for Preventing Chronic Intestinal Inflammation
Israeli scientists have identified a mechanism that may explain how gut inflammation becomes chronic IBD, opening new treatment avenues for Crohn's and colitis.
Five Killed in Four Road Accidents Across Israel Over Weekend
A deadly weekend on Israel's roads saw five people killed in four separate accidents, including incidents near Haifa, Mazkeret Batya, and Judea and Samaria.
Israel Launches Tender for One of Worlds Largest Desalination Plants
Israel launched a tender for one of the world's largest desalination plants in Emek Hefer, near Netanya, to produce 400 million cubic meters annually.
Israeli Discovery May Offer New Clues to Stress, Metabolic Disorders
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot discovered the Otp gene regulates stress and metabolism in adults, offering new insights.
Israel Seizes Cash, Cars and Gold From Released Terrorists Receiving Pay-for-Slay Funds
Israel seized $27,000, vehicles, and gold from terrorists like Muhammad Abad and Ahed al-Natasha in eastern Jerusalem, who receive "pay-for-slay" funds from the.
Israeli Researchers Find Evidence of Early Grain Cultivation 15,000 Years Ago
Researchers from the University of Haifa in Israel discovered Natufian hunter-gatherers cultivated wild grains 15,000 years ago in the Levant, predating.
Wounded Israeli Soldiers Find Support and Challenge on South Africa Trek
Ten wounded Israeli soldiers, including Lt. Col. Almog S., found support and challenge on a Belev Echad recovery trek in South Africa's Drakensberg mountains.
Israeli Produce Survey Finds 93% Meets Pesticide Safety Standard
An Israeli government survey found 93.2% of nearly 800 fresh produce samples met pesticide safety standards in 2025, bolstering public health and agricultural.