Bank of Israel to Purchase $1.5B in 2017
The Bank of Israel announces it will purchase $1.5 billion in 2017 to offset the effect of natural gas production.
2017 is Israel’s Year of Cyber Security Exports
The defense ministry underlines Israel's leadership in the field of cyber security exports.
Lockheed Martin Picks Negev Base for F-35 Training
According to the Israel Ministry of Defense, F-35 related cooperation between Lockheed Martin and Israeli defense companies has reached $993 million.
Elbit’s GroundEye Blocks Border Infiltration
The GroundEye system displays a panoramic picture, gathering data from multiple sensors, to locate suspicious movements near the border -- cheaper and better than a wall.
Sundays Off Coming to Israel
Israelis will get 6 Sundays off a year.
Rafael’s Trophy Systems to Protect IDF Armored Vehicles from Missiles
The current order is believed to be more than $130 million for hundreds of Rafael's Trophy systems.
Fitch Upgrades Israel’s Credit Rating
Israel gets an A+
Betrayed by Obama in 2014, IDF Switching to Rafael Missiles in Case of Hellfire...
In March 2000 the Israeli government was refused permission to purchase BGM-109 Tomahawk missiles.
Medvedev, Netanyahu, Rivlin, Discuss Bilateral Cooperation and Agricultural Innovation
The Volcani tour will conclude with new sensors to monitor milk quality and output in cows, and new wheat storage solutions that protect against pests.
‘Someday This Will Be a Peace Train’
A new railway line has opened up in northern Israel, from Haifa to Beit She'an. Maybe someday it will reach Jordan, PM Netanyahu says.
A Posek or a Kabbalist: Is There Really a Difference?
Rare documents on sale at Kedem Auction House reveal new depths to our greatest thinkers.
Coming: Tel Aviv 4th International Homeland Security and Cyber Exhibition
In 2015, the Israeli cyber sector reached $4 billion in total sales, representing 5% of that year's global sales in this sector.
Moishe Mana Says He’ll Pay Trump Accusers’ Legal Fees
Back in October, Mana organized a private auction to benefit the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
NY Jewish Museum Celebrates French Designer, Architect Pierre Chareau
Chareau, whose wife Dollie Dyte Chareau was Jewish and whose mother came from a Sephardic family, fled to the United States in 1940.
Tel Aviv is #3 in Top 10 Startup Ecosystems, 2nd Year in a Row
Tel Aviv came up third for the second year in a row on an 8-point rating scale, ahead of NYC and LA.
Gaza Businessmen to Meet with Egyptians on Improving Economic Situation
According to Human Rights Watch, the Egyptian authorities demolished at least 3,255 residential, commercial, administrative, and community buildings along the border, forcibly evicting thousands of people.
Historic Upper West Side Conservative Synagogue Going Condo
"In Judaism buildings aren’t so important, they are places that we use… but we move, we move a lot."
Rare Anne Frank Poem to Be Auctioned in Holland
It is a typically edifying poem of the sort that was often written in "poezie albums," exhorting the owner to do her best and be diligent at work.
$196 M To Be Paid to Spacecom Over Amos 6 Satellite Explosion
Spacecom will receive $196 million for the loss of the Amos 6 satellite, but that doesn't cover the cost of lost revenue.
1.8 Million Tourists Visit Israel in 2016
Nearly two million tourists have arrived in the Holy Land so far, and we haven't yet seen the winter holiday season.
US Ambassador, Israeli Defense R&D Outfit, Celebrate 30 Years of Rotorcraft Cooperation
The United States and Israel have been collaborating on rotorcraft technologies since the 1980's, with more than one hundred scientists and engineers from both sides developing breakthrough technologies.
Move Over, Uzi, Here Comes the Micro RONI [video]
The company making the new kit is made up of "professional shooters, members of the IDF elite reserved forces, counter terrorism, reconnaissance and commando units."
Israel’s ScanTask Chosen for Industry Expo in London
ScanTask will present on intelligence technology for the agriculture sector at an industry expo in the UK.
Ben Gurion International Airport Launches Cell Phone Check-Ins
Ben Gurion International Airport is streamlining its check-in and departure procedures with digital media.
New Tel Aviv-Jerusalem Train Line to Reach Temple Mount / Western Wall, Just in...
A long-term railway construction project will result in a high-speed train line from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, with a stop at the Temple Mount and Western Wall.
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