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.
Israel Warns Google, Apple: New Game on Gaza War Could Endanger IDF Soldiers
A new game about the Gaza war, on Google and Apple, may endanger IDF soldiers.
In Q3 Israel Sees Increases in Exports, Imports, CPI, IPI, Turnover Index
Unemployment in Israel rose to 4.9% in September, compared with 4.6% in August.
German Frozen Pizza Maker Reveals Nazi Art Loot in Company Collection
Rudolf-August Oetker was the grandson of Dr. August Oetker. He ran the company from 1944 to 1981.
PM Netanyahu to Visit Australia, Singapore, Kazakhstan & Azerbaijan
The prime minister and president will be globe-trotting this year as Israel's international relations grow.
Rav Meir Shapira’s Daf Yomi Talmud for Sale in Jerusalem
A special edition Gemara was printed for the first cycle of Daf Yomi in 1925.
JFNA Discovered Jewish Life in Liberated Territories
On Wednesday, the Jewish Federations of North America board of trustees voted to overturn its policy barring its missions from visiting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
Jerusalem’s New Business District Inaugurated Wednesday
Jerusalem Gateway, with a $360 million investment, will spread over 52 acres, create 40,000 new jobs, and become Israel's largest transportation hub.
Earliest Ten Commandments Tablet On Auction in Beverly Hills
Bidders are required to agree to place the object on public exhibition, as per a stipulation by the Israel Antiquities Authority, which designated the artifact a "National Treasure" of Israel.
Report: One-Fourth of US Cancer Deaths Linked to Smoking
While tobacco companies spend millions on advertising, a new study reiterates the cost in human lives is staggering. Cigarette smoking kills.
Israel Will Not Sign On to US Regulation of Israeli Drone Exports
Slowly but surely, American companies have been encroaching on a field where in the past Israeli products ruled.
Report: S. Korean Military May Lease Israeli Reconnaissance Satellite
Pyongyang has conducted five nuclear tests in the past decade and launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching US territories in the Pacific like Guam.
Global Competitiveness Report Gives Israel High Marks for Innovation [video]
On the Global Competitiveness Index for 2016–2017, Israel is ranked in 24th place, behind Switzerland, Singapore, the US, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, the UK, and directly behind Ireland in 23rd place.
Massive Cyber Attack Knocks Out Major US Internet Sites, Then in Parts of Europe
Major U.S. internet sites were hit by a cyber attack that spread rapidly across the country and then into Europe.
Israel Railways CEO Boaz Tzafrir Steps Down
Israel Railways CEO Boaz Tzafrir has stepped down after leading the railroad from debt into net profit.
German Court: El Al Must Pay Passengers for Delayed Flights
A German court rules El Al Airlines must compensate an Israeli passenger for a 3-hour delay, as it does other passengers.
Finance Minister Exposing Fresh Meat Market to Foreign Competition
For the duration of the next year, the quota for duty-free fresh meat imports will be doubled.
Days Before the Elections Adelsons Give Trump $10 Million
Back in September, The Guardian reported the Adelsons were planning to donate as much as $25 million, later that figure was reduced to a mere $5 million, and now, apparently, they settled on $10 million.
Kremlin Prepares for ‘Nuclear War’ As White House Considers ‘Cyber Attack’ as Middle East...
Russia's President Putin tells his people to prepare for nuclear war; US President Obama threatens a "massive cyber attack" on the Kremlin. Half the world hangs between.
Israel, Turkey, Open Discussions On Natural Gas Pipeline and Explorations
Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz and his Turkish counterpart met while at the World Energy Conference in Istanbul; the two explored the possibility of a natural gas pipeline from Israel to Turkey.
King of Thailand Passes Away After 70 Years of Gentle Rule
After ruling for 70 years, the King of Thailand has passed away at the age of 88, leaving anxiety in his wake.
Survey: Vast Majority of Israeli Businesses Prefer to Stay Shut on Shabbat
The vast majority of respondents said staying closed or open on Shabbat should be left to them to decide, while 19% preferred that the decision be enforced by the authorities.
Oliver Hart, US Jewish Economics Professor, Shares Nobel Prize
A Jewish professor of economics has won half of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics.
Jerusalem Deputy Mayor: I Killed Housing for Arabs as Punishment for Terror Attack
"They say we should use carrots and sticks, well we're fresh out of carrots, only sticks are left."
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