Articles by November, 2025

Partner Communications Group published its financial results for the third quarter of 2025, reporting broad improvement in profitability metrics compared to the same period last year. Net profit rose 6% to NIS 90 million, operating profit increased 10% to NIS 132 million, and adjusted EBITDA was up 4% to NIS 331 million

Israel’s assassination of Hayat Ali Tabatbay—described in Lebanon as Hezbollah’s chief of staff—marks the most significant Israeli action in Lebanon since the ceasefire took effect roughly a year ago. The targeted strike, carried out in the heart of Beirut on Sunday, came after weeks of Israeli warnings and eliminated one of the last surviving senior veterans of Hezbollah’s military wing following last year’s conflict, which claimed the lives of many top figures, including Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah

Following the Population and Immigration Authority’s announcement that it will conduct tests in early December for approximately 1,000 Sri Lankan workers under the bilateral recruitment track, the Association of Foreign Construction Companies has issued an urgent appeal to halt the process, claiming the mechanism has “failed repeatedly” and is harming Israel’s construction sector

Harel Insurance became the first Israeli insurance company to publish its third-quarter 2025 financial results, reporting a sharp increase in profitability across the group’s core activities

The remains of Dror Or, 48, abducted from Kibbutz Be’eri on October 7, 2023, were returned to Israel on Tuesday after more than two years in the Gaza Strip. Or was murdered during the Hamas-led attack and later taken into Gaza by Islamic Jihad militants. He was located in the Nusayrat area in central Gaza, according to the organization

The Ministry of Finance on Tuesday published a draft order to double the tax exemption threshold on personal imports—from $75 to $150—a change expected to take effect within at least 21 days. According to the Tax Authority, the reform is projected to reduce state revenues by approximately NIS 1 billion per year

Negotiations in Cairo aimed at advancing the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire have reached a dead end, multiple sources involved in the talks told Haaretz. According to officials, both Israel and Hamas are unwilling to take the critical steps required for progress: a significant Israeli withdrawal on one side and Hamas’s surrender of weapons on the other

Large demonstrations took place across Israel on Saturday evening, calling for the return of the remaining abductees’ bodies from Gaza and demanding government accountability for the failures of October 7. Rallies were held in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Be’er Sheva, Jerusalem and numerous junctions nationwide

Five and a half years after the start of his criminal trial, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stunned the political and legal system last night (Sunday) when he submitted a formal request for presidential clemency to President Yitzhak Herzog. The dramatic move comes just two and a half weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump sent Herzog a letter on Netanyahu’s behalf