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Israel has ranked last in the 2025 Global Country Brand Index (NBI), marking the second consecutive year it has placed at the bottom of the ranking, according to a report published Thursday by the BrandIL project. The index shows a 6.1% decline in Israel’s overall score — the steepest drop recorded since the index was established nearly two decades ago

U.S.-based enterprise software company ServiceNow announced on Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire Israeli cybersecurity firm Armis in a cash transaction valued at $7.75 billion. In addition to the purchase price, the agreement includes retention grants totaling several hundred million dollars for Armis employees who will remain with ServiceNow after the acquisition

A former military spokesman to ex-prime minister Eli Feldstein, who is currently accused of passing classified information with the intent to harm state security, made a series of explosive allegations in an interview broadcast Monday on Kan 11

Senior Israeli security officials are voicing growing concern that Iran may seek to escalate regional tensions—particularly with Israel—to divert attention from deepening domestic crises, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares for a high-stakes meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump later this month

Two Palestinians released from Israeli prisons have alleged that they were sexually assaulted by prison guards during their detention, according to interviews broadcast by the BBC on Friday

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday evening that the Israeli government has approved the largest natural gas export deal in the country’s history, centered on gas sales to Egypt. According to Netanyahu, the agreement is valued at NIS 112 billion, with expected state revenues of NIS 58 billion over the life of the deal

Nvidia has officially selected Kiryat Tivon as the site of its next major Israeli development center, marking a historic milestone for both the company and Israel’s high-tech sector. After a five-month evaluation of multiple alternatives, the world’s most valuable company—currently valued at $4.3 trillion—chose the Rami area in Kiryat Tivon for a new, sprawling campus that will anchor its long-term presence in the country

Israel is facing a growing shortage of researchers and scientists, as new data published today by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reveals a sharp rise in the number of highly educated Israelis—particularly PhD holders—who have moved abroad for extended periods

Israel’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 0.5% in November, bringing annual inflation down to 2.4%, compared with 2.5% in October, the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reported on Monday. The figure was in line with early market forecasts, reinforcing expectations of a gradual—but incomplete—cooling in price pressures.

In a unanimous decision issued Sunday, Israel’s High Court of Justice, sitting in an expanded panel of seven justices, overturned the decision of the Ministerial Political Committee—commonly referred to as the “Shikli Committee”—to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The court ruled that the attempted dismissal was carried out without proper legal authority and in violation of established procedure, rendering it unlawful