Energean says Karish and Tanin Gas Fields Contain 7.5 TCF
A new geological analysis has found that the fields contain 212 BCM or 7.5 TCF of natural gas.
Germany Investigates Website Selling Zyklon B Peanuts, Führer Wine
Other products include SS linen, busts of Hitler and of other top Nazis, and knockoffs of liquor brands.
Health Alert: Check Your Breakfast Cereals and Snack Bars
A former grounds keeper claims his terminal cancer was caused by Monsanto's weed killer, which contained glyphosate.
Israeli Ship Refused Safe Harbor in Tunisia
Boycott organizations threatened to block the port of the North-African country, forcing the Zim owned ship to turn around.
Israel Gets NIS 17.6 Trillion Valuation
TASE conducted an initial estimate of the valuation the State of Israel would achieve if it were floated on the exchange.
Turkey May Lose $1.5 Billion Sale to Pakistan Due to Trump’s Sanctions
The problem is related to the US-made parts for which Turkish Aerospace Industries would need US export licenses in order to carry out the deal.
Leptospirosis Scare: National Water Bottler Reports ‘Deviations’ in Golan Samples
Reports of an outbreak of Leptospirosis are receiving a growing support, as four students ages 14 and 15 were hospitalized on suspicion of contracting the disease on a trip to the Jordan River.
Report: Israel Advised Egypt is Best Option for Gas Exports to Europe
Israel was advised not to export natural gas through Turkey, which was labeled a "dangerous and volatile" player in the region.
Trump Suspends Sale of F-35s to Turkey
In July, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis wrote the Senate recommending that it not remove Turkey from the F-35 program in which it has participated since 1999.
Elbit Awarded $85 Million to Equip Israeli Navy Corvettes Protecting Natural Gas Rigs
These warships will be tasked with protecting Israel's Economic Exclusion Zone with Israel's offshore natural gas rigs.
Shari Arison Denies Knowledge of Bribes to Foreign Officials
Arison's is the latest in a series of investigations against seniors at Shikun U'Binui on suspicion of involvement in a worldwide corruption scandal.
‘Chabad Tomorrow’ Hits $50 Million in Pledged Legacy Donations
"You can also make a substantial Jewish legacy gift to Chabad through designating Chabad as the named beneficiary of your existing life insurance policy."
Court Orders Russian Company to Remove ‘Poor Jew’ Ice Cream Brand
"Two-layered ice cream (with the aroma of prunes and chocolate) – an interesting combination of taste, you do not often meet."
Having Beaten El Al in Battle over Tel Aviv–Delhi Line, Air India Faces Bankruptcy
In late July Air India was forced to ground two of its aircraft operating between Mumbai and Newark, after passengers complained of being bitten by bedbugs.
IAI Laments No Chance to Compete with Boeing on IAF Refueling Aircraft Tender
"The Ministry of Defense has not even begun a dialogue with us on our proposal. That is wrong, very wrong. We only ask for a fair chance to compete."
Boeing Blocks IAI Proposal to Compete for IAF Refueling Tanker Tender
Boeing is set to deliver the first of 200 of its own new refueling tankers to the Israel Air Force in two months' time.
Monday the President Renews Iran Sanctions
Hinting at the outcome many in the world desire, namely regime change in the Islamic Republic, the Secretary of State said, “This is just about Iranians’ dissatisfaction with their own government."
Egypt’s Dolphinus to Begin Gas Re-Exports from Israel in 2019
Egypt was the one who exported gas to Israel; this deal has raised some controversy among the Cairo's business people.
Israeli Finance Minister Demands Credit for S&P Upgrade
The cornerstone of irresponsible social and infrastructure spending S&P is still worried about comes from Minister Kahlon's bizarre plan to crush the real estate private investment market.
IAI Joins Croatian Firm to Create Robotic System Immune to Chemical, Biological, Radioactive Agents
IAI will provide advanced robotic capabilities, algorithms for autonomous movement, broadband communication systems, and command and control systems.
Microscale Superlubricity Could Pave Way for Future Improved Electromechanical Devices
Researchers say the discovery could lead to more robust computer hard discs.
Wizz Air Passengers Safe After Emergency Landing at Ben Gurion Intl Airport
The pilot landed the Airbus 320 aircraft safely, and no injuries were reported.
Ammonia Leak at Port of Haifa
Firefighters were inspecting the site to assess the damage and determine the next step.
Imprisoned Arab Terrorists Waste Millions Pouring Water Down the Drain
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, an ordinary citizen's water consumption is about 70 cubic meters per year, while the average water consumption of a terrorist is not less than 248.4 cubic meters per year.
Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Airbus, IAI, Compete for Israeli Air Force’s Huge Procurement Program
The IAF purchases will include a fighter squadron, a transport helicopter squadron, a cargo squadron, and six refueling planes. And the winners will be decided very soon.
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