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  Malls and Markets eopened with social distance limitations and long lines are seen in most of them
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According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) data released on March, a 19.1% increase in food chain revenue was recorded. . The sharp rise in food chains has led to an increase of 4.1% in March in all marketing chains. It can be estimated that most of the increase was achieved from the contribution of food and pharmacy chains, since apart from most of these areas, most of the retail activity was disabled with the closure of shopping malls and street shops, following the Ministry of Health's guidelines. A quarterly analysis shows that in January-March, there was an increase of 2.2%...

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May 7, 2020

IMF forecast for Israel  has been updated upwards - contraction of 5.9%  instead of 6.3%
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The International Monetary Fund has published its half-yearly global economic forecast (October 2020) and it seeks to dispel some optimism compared to the publication in April 2020. Also in relation to Israel, the forecast is less bad, but still - our recession will be severe compared to other developed countries. Precisely in the midst of the second wave of the corona, the fund's economists "softened" the recession forecasts published six months ago, and now the global economic contraction in 2020 is expected to stand at 4.4% (real decline in global GDP) instead of 5.2% when the plague...

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Oct 13, 2020

Industrial plants in Israel are in trouble: They are short of 13,700 workers
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Industrial plants in Israel are in trouble. They are short of workers and have great difficulty recruiting skilled workers. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel's industry lacks 13,700 workers. The problem of shortage of workers in the industry is not new but increased during the Corona. Before the crisis, there was a shortage of 10,000 workers, which increased to almost 14,000. Many of the positions in the industry, at least a quarter of the missing workers, are positions on production lines, near furnaces or in the field of concrete castings. In these positions it is...

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Oct 12, 2021

Tens of Thousands Rallied in Tel Aviv Against Crime and Violence in Arab Society
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening to protest rising crime and violence in Arab society, amid a continuing wave of deadly shootings and murders. Organizers described the rally as one of the largest protests of its kind in recent years, calling attention to what they say is a persistent failure by the state to address the crisis

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Jan 31, 2026

significant slowdown - The average daily volume of credit card use was NIS 848 million, 10% decrease
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The closure continues to deepen the decline in consumption data, according to recent data on the volume of credit card use in the past week published by the Bank of Israel. The data show a significant slowdown in all sectors of the economy. The average daily volume of credit card use was NIS 848 million, a decrease of 10% compared to the pre-crisis period. In the previous week, the average daily use was NIS 1.09 billion (an increase of 11% compared to the pre-crisis period). In examining the various industries, the decrease in expenditure on education and leisure of about 50% in the...

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Oct 9, 2020

 In 2023 3,500 women's jobs were added to the high-tech industry compared to 6,700 men.
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A comprehensive report on "Women in Hi-Tech 2024" was drawn up these days by the Economy and Research Division of the Innovation Authority, and the Aaron Institute on the occasion of International Women's Day, starting tomorrow. The good news: in 2023, there will be an increase in the number of women in the high-tech industry in Israel - 131,000 women, almost double compared to the previous decade, and an increase of 2.7% compared to 2023. The bad news: it's not enough. According to this growth rate, the State of Israel will not meet the goal set by the Perlmutter Committee for increasing...

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Mar 7, 2024

US Navy Rescues Hijacked Tanker in Gulf of Aden Amid Rising Tensions Due to Gaza war
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In a daring nighttime operation, the United States military announced that its destroyer, the USS Mason, successfully rescued the tanker "The Central Park" in the Gulf of Aden. The vessel, owned by the British company Zodiac Maritime and operated by Israeli billionaire Eyal Ofer, had reportedly fallen prey to an "unidentified force" in the strategically significant region

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Nov 27, 2023

"communications infrastructure development will close gaps between the periphery and center"
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"Accelerating communications infrastructure development will close the gaps between the periphery and the center. This requires telecommunications companies and municipalities to join hands and improve the situation," said Nati Cohen, director of the communications ministry, at a joint conference held by the firm on establishing communications infrastructure in the Bedouin communities in the south. Establishing the communications infrastructure in the Bedouin communities was a low national priority and these communities did not receive the level of infrastructure found in their localities...

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Feb 3, 2020

First Sergeant Raphael Coudres has been killed in the Hezbollah Drone Attack in Khorefish
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First Sergeant (res.) Raphael Coudres, 39 years old from the Hadassah Fortress, died today (Thursday) of his wounds, after being fatally injured yesterday in the incident of the fall of the UAV in Khorefish in the north of the country. Coudres served as the coordinator of tradition and spirit in the 5030 battalion, in the Alon Brigade (228). In addition , in the same incident a reservist was seriously injured

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Jun 6, 2024

Corona Cabinet approved: Street stores  will open starting Sunday under a limit of four shoppers
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The Corona Cabinet approved on Wednesday evening the opening of street shops starting Sunday in all authorities in the country, under a limit of four shoppers in the store. This, with the exception of the red cities where it was decided to impose a closure. Ministers Yuli Edelstein, Meirav Cohen and Amir Peretz voted against the decision. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first spoke out against the opening of stores at the hearing. "We are falling into the trap of a real and honest lack of evidence of the situation. We are not in a situation where if we release the closure we will not...

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Nov 4, 2020

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