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The struggle of the Lahavim plant in Galilee, which Pratt & Whitney wants to close and lay off 900 workers, is intensifying. The parent company wishes to transfer the activity of the distributor to the United States. The storm of layoffs and the closing of the plant in the north reached the finance committee in the Knesset: Martin Beaulieu, the vice president for operations strategy at the American company claimed that they did not find a buyer and that the plant lost 700 million dollars and will continue to lose until the closure. The Histadrut representative rebuffed him: "They want to...

The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) has released alarming data showing a significant increase in the number of Israelis emigrating and staying abroad for extended periods. In 2023, a total of 55,300 Israelis left the country, marking a 46.4% rise compared to the previous year. This translates to approximately 5.7 residents leaving per every 1,000 people living in Israel

The district court today (Wednesday) rejected the appeal filed by Twitter against a decision given in September in the Magistrate's Court - in which it was determined that Linoy Bar-Geffen could file a defamation lawsuit against the company in Israel. The lawsuit, for NIS 300,000, was filed by Bar Geffen in 2019 against Twitter (+ 3.89% 47.72) - after she asked her twice to remove an abusive and blatant tweet posted against her and her partner - and was denied. Only after contacting lawyer Guy Ophir and he turned to Twitter, the tweet was removed. According to Bar Geffen, her inquiries...

Conflict, urgency, shouting and great disappointment: While more than a thousand backpackers are making their way back from South America back to the country, 23 Israelis remain in Lima the capital of Peru after finding no place on flights. Four EL AL planes and another Lattam leased aircraft that took off from Cusco are involved in the complex flight of Israeli backpackers. Last night, after two El Al planes took off from Lima airport, it became clear that some Israelis had no place in the planes. It also turned out that many of those who arrived at the airport were not registered at all...

Approximately 5,000 Alel employees are leaving the USSR today after the workers' committee has withdrawn its opposition to the move. At the same time, progress has been made in committee and management relations, and talks have been taking place between the parties in recent days. Despite El Al's publications 10 days ago regarding the removal of workers from the USSR, nothing was actually done due to the opposition of the committee.

"The Israeli economy is facing a severe recession and GDP is expected to decline by 8.3%, which means growth is expected to be negative and stand at 8.3%. If a second outbreak of the Corona epidemic occurs later this year, and 6.2% if the epidemic goes away by the summer. " This is the sharpest recession since the establishment of the state, and the forecast is much gloomier than that of the Bank of Israel, which estimated the impact on GDP at only 5.3%. The decline in growth, according to the optimistic outlook, is also stronger than the world average (6%), but less than the expected west...

About thirty technology colleges will open in disruptions this morning due to budgetary hardship that threatens to continue their operations. Political controversy delays transfer of NIS 146 million budget promised in favor of technology college reform and another sixty-one NIS dictionary approved for colleges a year for college budget, lecturer money, vendor pay and ongoing management. Speaker of the Finance Committee Knesset Member Moshe Gaffney last week refused to transfer the money to the committee on the grounds that the money would drive reform in the technology colleges, a reform...