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Since Sunday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and former rival Gideon Sa'ar have re-entered a political partnership, each sticking to their established roles in this complex dance of alliances. Sa'ar and his colleague Ze'ev Elkin have executed a calculated political maneuver, achieving the maximum possible under current circumstances

The Ministry of Transport published the identity of the winners in four service taxis in Beer Sheva, Ramle-Lod, the southern suburbs of Tel Aviv and Netanya. The use of the multi-line on these lines will only be possible on weekdays, but taxi service operators will be able to offer travel on Shabbat as well. All in all, there are dozens of service taxi lines, half of which are new lines, which will begin operating within a few months. In each of these plans, dozens of municipal and interurban taxis will be operated, doubling the number of taxis in these areas. Passengers in service taxis...

After extensive negotiations spanning over a year with both Airbus and Boeing, El Al Airlines, controlled by the Rosenberg family, has decided to exclusively negotiate with Boeing for its new aircraft fleet. The decision marks a significant milestone for the company, leading to the largest strategic agreement in its history. Boeing Deal Details El Al plans to purchase and lease approximately 30 Boeing 737 Max narrow-body aircraft, with an estimated value of $2-2.5 billion. Deliveries are expected to commence in 2027 and span several years, rejuvenating and expanding the airline's...

Following the worsening of the infection data, the ministerial committee imposed a closure on Betar Illit for a week from Wednesday at 08:00.The Prime Minister's Office and the Ministry of Health said that in view of the decision, entry and exit to the city of Beitar Illit will be restricted, as well as traffic and business within the city itself. The motion for a resolution will be placed on the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee table as soon as possible. The motion for a resolution will be placed on the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee table as soon as...

Concerns are mounting within Israel's Ministry of Finance as the country grapples with a rapidly escalating budget deficit, prompting discussions about the necessity of emergency measures to address the alarming financial situation. Senior officials, including heads of the Bank of Israel and prominent figures in the economy, express surprise and deep apprehension at the unprecedented figures

The night between Sunday and Monday almost completely reduced the validity of the "green mark" that Israeli citizens were asked to display at the entrance to public and closed places, thus removing another significant part of the restrictions that accompanied the Corona period in general and the Omicron wave in particular. The decision was made by the Corona Cabinet in parallel with the gradual decrease in the number of infections and the coefficient of infection, which has fallen below 1 in recent days. In its decision to abolish the green label, the government was assisted by the backing...

The British chip company ARM is firing several dozen workers in Israel. The company refused to say how many workers would be fired, but it appears that this is a few dozen of the 200 employees employed by the development center in Israel. ARM said in response, "Like any business, ARM is constantly re-evaluating its resources and technology to ensure that we are ready to support our growth strategy." ARM recently re-evaluated our investment in the IoT Services Group to increase effectiveness And our ability to respond to customers and this may affect a small number of positions in Israel...

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the death of Colonel Ehsan Daqsa, commander of the 401st Armored Brigade, during combat in the northern Gaza Strip on Sunday. This marks the first confirmed death of a brigade commander at the rank of colonel since the ground offensive began on October 27

In a sobering revelation, the Ministry of Finance anticipates a staggering 6.5% deficit of the GDP for the year 2024, attributing the alarming shortfall to heightened expenses associated with financing ongoing military efforts. The updated draft of the budget proposal, yet to be officially distributed, sheds light on the financial predicament gripping the nation