Business and Economy

The incoming Minister of Economy and Industry points out that reducing the cost of living in Israel means safeguarding jobs here at home.

The link between the Israeli and Chinese peoples is an ancient one, dating from the Jewish community in Kaifeng a thousand years ago.

PM Netanyahu welcomed the leader of a strong friend of Israel in the international forum -- Croatia -- on his first visit to Jerusalem as prime minister.

On his last morning, outgoing President Barack Obama sent more than $200 million to the Palestinian Authority.

Prime Minister Netanyahu underscored the warm relations and long history Israel has with Togo when he met with Foreign Minister Dussey in Jerusalem.

Two years after the start of a housing project in Ramat Shlomo, Jerusalem's local planning board granted approval for the units.

The average poor Bedouin squatter ends up taking home $72,716.4 annually tax-free -- he can certainly afford a fancy, late-model Toyota jeep.

'Please be aware that any engagement on your part ... may be detrimental to the community's interest given the sensitive nature of this matter at this time.'

MK Elazar Stern (Yesh Atid) accused the chief rabbinate of enforcing inappropriate, capricious rules, saying, 'You can't count on the chief rabbinate's kosher certification because it is corrupt.'

Lightweight, compact and cost-effective, BrightNite delivers directly to both eyes of the pilot a crystal clear visual of the landscape, flight data, and especially the mission data.

Pilots at El Al Airlines are once again threatening a job action, this time over the threat of forced leave for those ages 65 and over.

Israel received data on more than 35,000 Israeli-held accounts in US financial institutions.

Israel's Mossad espionage agency is looking to hire an English-speaking accountant. Interested? Read on ...

Jason Greenblatt, an adviser to US President-elect Donald Trump, says NY businessperson Daniel Arbess "has nothing to do with" their team.

Jamaica's PM Holness says his people live in a "zone of peace" and offered condolences on the terror attack in Jerusalem.

Michigan passes a law barring the state from contracts with those who boycott a strategic partner of the United States.

Israeli police and government officials have come up with a way to prevent cell phone thieves from using their ill-gotten gains.

Leket Israel says food rescue would narrow the food insecurity gap by 73% of what it costs to the economy.

The agreements had been kept secret for almost a year, and were publicized only because the Trump administration indicated it was planning to go public with them.

The P5+1 Iran Deal partners have given a green light to send a secret shipment of more than 100 tons of natural uranium to Iran as a "thank you" gift.

Immigration to Tel Aviv has come to be characterized by youth: approximately 9,500 of the new immigrants are between the ages of 18 and 35, joining a third of Tel Aviv's population that is of the same age group.

The FAA recently published a new ruling to provide dispatch and landing priority along with low visibility landing credit at ‘zero visibility’ conditions.

Established at the site of the sultan's stables, the Mellah was segregated for Jewish dwelling in 1558 by the Saadi dynasty which ruled Morocco from 1549 to 1659.

Commuters who depend on Egged buses and Israel Railway trains in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv were watching the news for strike updates.

Elbit Systems has reached a significant project milestone with the delivery of its first training aircraft.

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The port of Haifa received a wallop in a series of fines from the Environmental Ministry over pollution violations.

'Our answer to the great darkness emanating from the UN is to increase the light.'

Magen David Adom plans to cut services in Judea, Samaria and the northern border region.

Our advice to all the foreign missions in Israel is to beat the crowds and start moving their own embassies to the capital, while the rates are relatively reasonable.