Study Shows 70% Drop in New Israeli Startups Since 2016

The findings could not can validate the claim of increased investor sophistication in identifying early-stage success.

Avigdor Liberman Cuts Tax on Gasoline, But Price Still Higher

Liberman did not explain why, after his new tax cut, the price of gasoline will still be 23 agorot higher per liter than it was two months ago.

Birthright Israel Launches ‘Brightcode,’ Promising Job Placement in Israeli Hi-Tech

The new initiative provides a free opportunity for Jewish young adults to fast-track a career in hi-tech, with job placement in Israel.

Billionaire Industrialist Eitan Wertheimer Dead at 70 after Fight with Cancer

Under his management, the company's profitability grew more than 20-fold.

Israel Approves Egg Imports from Poland to Avoid Passover Shortages

Poland joins countries that have previously been approved for egg imports – Bulgaria, Portugal, Spain and Italy.

Israel and the UAE Complete Negotiations on Bilateral Free Trade Agreement

This is the first full free trade agreement with an Arab country and is taking place so shortly after the establishment of diplomatic relations.

Turkey Says Gas Pipeline with Israel Not Likely Any Time Soon

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that he was “very, very hopeful” about energy cooperation with Israel.

Study: Israel is World’s 10th Largest Arms Exporter

The top arms importers in the Middle East were Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, Pakistan, UAE, Algeria, Israel and Turkey.

Gasoline Prices Set to Rise Thursday at Midnight — Again

On March 1, the cost for a liter of unleaded 95-octane Israeli gasoline rose by 34 agorot, to NIS 7.05.

Food Supplies in Arab World Strained Due to Ukraine War

One gallon of cooking oil in Lebanon costs the same as the monthly minimum wage, around $29.

Zionism Today: Mikhail Prokhorov (Worth $11.4 Billion) Makes Aliyah

"Kremlin leaders gave him what amounts to an insiders’ opportunity to buy one of the state's most valuable assets."

Intel to Purchase Israeli Cloud-Service Startup Granulate for $650 Million

As much as $100 million is being set aside for severance packages and to retain 70 workers.

Fearing Shortages Due to Ukraine War, Israel Prioritizes Grain, Fodder Shipments

Israel faces challenges to its food security due to the “worrying developments” in Eastern Europe, says Israeli Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli.

Suppliers Predict Passover Shortages Due to Israeli Port Chaos

Shortages are expected in frozen products, dairy products, food additives and meat.

Watch: Israeli Natural Honey Making without the Bees

By isolating the properties of real honey and producing it without the bees, there are more bees left to pollinate plants to their little hearts’ content.

Colorado Sanctions Unilever Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott of Israel

The Knesset’s Constitution Committee is scheduled to convene on Wednesday in a special discussion on the matter.

West Critical of Israel’s Sheltering Russian-Jewish Tycoons, Will Law of Return Be Undermined?

Will the Lapid-Bennett government capitulate to Western pressure to oust Jewish citizens?

Morocco’s National Carrier Launches Direct Flights to Israel

Roundtrip fares on the four weekly flights cost about $440.

Israeli Tech Firms Begin to Join Boycott of Russia

Israel's PM Naftali Bennett is working hard to maintain neutrality with both sides, but FM Yair Lapid came out squarely against Russia’s war on Ukraine during his visit to Romania.

Russian Film Production Forced to Leave Israel Due to Sanctions

The banks in Russia are unable to transfer money to banks in Israel, and the producers can’t shoot the film without cash flow.

Israeli Defense Companies Prepare for Boost in Sales

Report: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has increased the demand for advanced technology weapons, particularly combat drones, loitering munitions and missile-defense systems.

Russian Forpost-R UAV, Based on IAI’s Searcher 2, Shot Down Near Zhytomyr, Ukraine

The UAV that was shot down on Friday carried the original Israeli camera system produced by IAI.

Israel Collected $92 Million from a Single Taxpayer on Crypto Profits

That taxpayer apparently recorded profits of about NIS 1.2 billion ($366 million) from the sale of digital coins, since these sales are taxed at 25% of the profit.

Swiss Chocolatier Lindt Joins Hundreds of Firms in Suspending Operations in Russia

The Swiss chocolate maker pledged that its local employees would "continue to receive our support and we will remain in close contact with them,”

Russia’s War on Ukraine Impacts Israel: Kiev Bans Food Exports Till 2023

Israel is a major importer of Ukrainian wheat and other grains – as well as other items.

Report: Saudis, Emiratis, Refused Biden’s Phone Call on Ukraine Crisis, Oil Supplies

The two heirs to their respective thrones spoke with President Vladimir Putin last week, after refusing to speak with Biden.

Apple, American Express, VISA, Mastercard, PayPal, IKEA & Others Leave Russia

Most of the banks in Russia are also set to be disconnected from the SWIFT international bank messaging system on March 12 as well.

Finland Choosing Between IAI, Rafael for New Aerial Defense System

Finland's defense minister said his country has learned Belarus is joining Russia in its invasion of Ukraine.

Billionaire Roman Abramovich to Sell Chelsea FC, Donate From Sale to Help Victims of...

"In the current situation, I have therefore taken the decision to sell the club, as I believe this is in the best interest of the club, the fans, the employees, as well as the club's sponsors and partners," Abramovich said.

World Bank Joins Sanctions Tightening Around Russia

Leaders of the bank and the International Money Fund said they were racing to provide billions of dollars in additional funding to Ukraine.

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