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Category: Hitech
Senior officials in the high-tech industry called on the future Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday evening not to allow the enactment of the laws discussed in the last days in the Knesset, due to its "devastating" consequences for the economy and the high-tech industry in particular. According to them, "the undermining of confidence in the Israeli justice system and, as a result, in Israeli democracy, may discourage the investors who drive the growth of the industry." "Legal stability is a necessary condition for international investors and helps them invest in certain...
Dec 16, 2022
Category: Government
Exactly one month after Ma'ariv reported an investigation by the National Fraud Investigation Unit at "Lehav" 433 concerning the issuance of diplomatic passports to unauthorized individuals, including Yair Netanyahu, the Prime Minister's son, and various authority heads, police investigators and detectives raided the Minister of Foreign Affairs headquarters today. The raid aimed to collect documents and computer materials related to the affair
Aug 7, 2024
Category: Government
In a shocking act of violence on Friday, Lyudmila Lipovsky, an 83-year-old woman, was stabbed to death in Herzliya, in what Israeli authorities are treating as a terrorist attack. The assailant, a 28-year-old West Bank resident, attacked Lipovsky at the entrance to an assisted living complex on Holocaust Martyrs Street where she lived
Dec 27, 2024
Category: Government
Brigadier General Avi Rosenfeld, commander of the Gaza Division (Division 143) in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), has announced his retirement following 30 years of dedicated service. In a heartfelt letter addressed to Gaza Envelope authorities, Rosenfeld expressed deep regret over his perceived failure to protect the Gaza Strip during the events of October 7th
Jun 9, 2024
Category: Real Estate
Veev, which develops innovative construction methods, is laying off more than 100 employees from its 400-strong workforce. At the development center in Israel, which employs 100 people, about 20 people will be laid off. Veev, founded by Ami Abrahami and Amit Heller, has developed capabilities for building modular homes. Veev's working method involves manufacturing complete and closed walls in the factory, so they pre-include systems such as plumbing and electricity. Assembling a house in the field takes about two weeks. The company stated in the past that they have all the necessary...
Nov 12, 2022
Category: Financial
Bank Leumi announces what it defines as a "unique and groundbreaking consumer move in the banking system": private customers with a current account at Leumi will enjoy an annual interest rate of 1% on the plus balance in the account - a significant benefit that does not exist in any other bank in Israel. The interest will be paid on a current account balance of up to NIS 10,000 to salary transfer customers with a mortgage at Leumi, or to salary transfer customers with a monthly transaction turnover of at least NIS 3,000 on a Leumi credit card or to salary transfer customers with a...
May 16, 2022
Category: Capital Market
Hundreds of Israeli citizens living abroad who plan to return to Israel to vote in the October 27 general election have discovered in recent weeks that they have been removed from the country's electoral register after being reclassified as non-residents in the Population Registry
Aug 4, 2026
Category: Law
Three residents of the north gave sensitive information to Hamas in Turkey - and planned to damage the operation of the Cellcom network during a war or a military operation. This is according to the indictment submitted at noon (Thursday) by the Cyber Department of the State Attorney's Office at the end of an investigation by the Shin Bet. According to the indictment, R. A., one of the accused, has been working since 2004 at Cellcom as a software engineer - a position in which he received very broad access privileges for computer systems and information systems in the company. Another...
Oct 20, 2022
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Denies Visas to Palestinian Leaders Ahead of UN General Assembly
Category: Government
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has denied visa applications for senior Palestinian Authority (PA) and Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) officials, including PA President Mahmoud Abbas, ahead of next month’s United Nations General Assembly in New York. The decision, first reported by Fox News, is based on longstanding U.S. laws that prohibit recognition of a Palestinian state and sanction the PA for so-called "pay-for-slay" policies—payments to terrorists or their families
Aug 29, 2025
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