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In a surprising move, credit rating company Ma'alot S&P announced today that it is elevating the rating of the aerospace industry to A-, just six months after boosting it to BBB+. The company attributes this change to the aerospace industry's resilient operational performance, which remains robust despite the ongoing war and reserve mobilization

"Israel is a start-up nation also in the field of smart cities, with many technologies being developed there, but in many cities in the country, especially in the periphery, this innovation is not implemented - and they are left behind. There is a big gap between innovation in general, and Israeli innovation in particular, in the field of smart cities and Its implementation in Israel," said Haim Bibbs, chairman of the Local Government Center. Biebs said the words at a reception held by the Israeli delegation to the international conference and exhibition of the smart cities at the Fira de...

RISE, Assuta's innovation arm launched with US in collaboration with University City Science Center from Philadelphia - a program that equips startup companies to successfully break into the global health market. 101 companies applied to participate in the program, all with an emphasis on digital health solutions, computational technology, artificial intelligence and big data, from which the six most promising companies that qualified for the program were selected. Thanks to the partnership with the University City Science Center, which has accumulated 50 years of experience in introducing...

Today in the early evening the controversial World Cup will kick off despite everything, in the opening match between Ecuador and the host Qatar, at Al-Bayt Stadium in the city of Al-Khor. The decision to host the 2022 World Cup already in 2010, along with that of 2018, created a cauldron of intrigue and deals behind the scenes. A huge amount of fans from around the world are expected to come to the tournament, but Qatar does not have enough hotel rooms, which has increased the price of the existing ones. The organizers thought of several possible solutions: three luxury ships were built...

In an exciting development for fashion-conscious Israelis, the renowned British men's fashion chain, Charles Tyrwhitt, is set to make its grand entrance into the Israeli market with the opening of its first flagship store. Located in the bustling Ofer Mall in Petah Tikva, this inaugural branch is part of an ambitious expansion plan by the brand's importer, the Penguin Group, owned by businessman Eliyahu Klimer

One person was killed and 14 others were injured this morning (Wednesday) in a combined attack that occurred at two central bus stations in Jerusalem, one of them in critical condition and two in critical condition. The attacks were apparently caused by explosive devices planted in the arenas. From documents from the scene, you can see the great damage caused to the place, including the nearby fence. The first explosion happened at the bus station at the entrance to the city. The MDA team that was called to the scene provided medical treatment to the injured and evacuated them to the...

Tel Aviv, once topping the list two years ago, has slid to the 8th position in The Economist magazine's latest ranking of the world's most expensive cities. Last year's third-place ranking now sees Tel Aviv sharing the spot with Copenhagen. The city's descent is attributed to the recent conflict in Gaza, affecting exchange rates and subsequently influencing prices. The survey, conducted between August 14 and September 11, revealed a global average price increase of 7.4% this year, slightly lower than the 8.1% jump in the previous year. Analysts express optimism about a potential slowdown...

Dozens of 230 municipalities, administrators and 760 teachers are protesting against the decision to transfer the responsibility for external programs at the Ministry of Education to the chairman of the extreme right wing party "Noam", Deputy Minister Avi Maoz. Prime Minister Netanyahu made it clear: "I will supervise the unit's activities." Administrators make it clear that they will not let "dark positions influence the agenda", the civics teachers make it clear that they will not cooperate "with curricula that contradict humanistic values" - and the prime minister-designate is trying to...

Hundreds of employees of the "Blade Technology" factory for the production of jet engine blades in Nahariya received the message on Sunday morning that after more than 50 years it is expected to close during the year 2025 due to "business considerations". About 900 of its 1,400 employees are expected to be laid off, but in the meantime, many have gathered at the company's second factory in the Tefen industrial area, among other things, in preparation for formulating protest measures. Meanwhile, the Histadrut declared a labor dispute