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Argentina’s Pro-Israel President Javier Milei Visits Israel This Week

Milei has strongly condemned the Iranian-backed Hamas terrorist organization that launched the war and has been equally supportive of Israel in its battle for survival.

Netanyahu: Israel Raised $2 Billion in Government Bonds, Investors Believe in this Government’s Policies

"The world actually believes in our policy, in our overall policy, the general policy and the economic policy in particular,” Netanyahu said.

Fitch Maintains Israel’s A+ Rating with a Stable Outlook

Similarly, S&P has Israel at a AA- Stable rating, and Moody’s has ranked Israel with an A1 positive ranking.

Palestinian Authority Survey Returns Surprising Results

Nearly half the Arabs want Israel to open up more work places (like SodaStream) in the West Bank.

Netanyahu Slated to Attend Diplomatic-Economic Summit in Liberia

This visit to west Africa follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's successful visit to east Africa last year.

Join The Mossad Intelligence Agency: Accountant Wanted

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

US Senator Plans Lawsuit Over IRS Overseas Account Double Standard

Sen. Rand Paul plans to challenge IRS double standard aimed at Americans overseas.

Rabbi Israel M. Kirzner Predicted to Win Nobel Prize

Rabbi Israel M. Kirzner has been short-listed to be among predicted winners of this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics.

Stanley Fischer Confirmed as US Fed’s No. 2

Former Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer has just been confirmed to become the Vice Chairman of the powerful Federal Reserve Board.

Three Americans Win Nobel Awards in Economics

Non-Jews finally have taken home some Nobel awards, although not officially Nobel Prizes. After an almost embarrassingly large number of Jews  who won a vast...

Three Jews from US and France to Be Awarded Dan David Prize

The international Dan David Prize will be awarded  June 9 at Tel Aviv University to an American Jewish philosopher, a research doctor at Johns...

What if Israel Were on the Gold Standard?

We would see a massive transfer of wealth away from the banks and the government and the stock market and real estate which will all crash and back to the wage earning middle class who would then be earning gold.

Canada, Keystone and the Palestinians

The heat being generated from the Keystone controversy may well have had an influence upon Obama's gaffe in comparing U.S.-Canada relations to Israel-Palestinian relations.

The Economist Who Helped Warren Buffet Get Rich

An interview with Joe Carlen, author of The Einstein of Money.

How to Play the Numbers Game (Podcast)

An interview with Dr. Arthur Benjamin, professor of mathematics.

Enough with the Praise for Stanley Fischer and Israel’s Central Bank

There should be no central bank which regulates the supply of money.

How Obama is ‘Saving’ the Middle Class

What Obama means by 'saving' the Middle Class is turning them into welfare clients.

Pairwise Matching Revisited (Podcast)

An interview with Nobel Prize winner Professor Robert Aumann.

Secrets of Strategic Thinking (Podcast)

An interview with Professor Stanley Ridgley, Assistant Professor in the Department of Management at Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business.

Two American Economists, One Jewish, Win Nobel Prize

Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley, American economists with ties to Israeli universities, won the Nobel Prize for Economics. The professors won the prize, called the...

Strike Ends, but Negotiations to Continue

The most significant outcome of the understandings reached by the two sides was the granting of discounts on water tax rates, which have already risen sharply over the past year, and a freeze on planned changes to municipal tax rates that would primarily benefit large families but dig into the budgets of financially strapped towns.

Recollections Of Rabbi Dr. Aaron Levine

Rabbi Dr. Aaron Levine, z"l, passed away on the first day of Pesach, one day before his 65th birthday. He was an erudite scholar who had received semicha from the Rabbi Jacob Joseph Theological Seminary and a PhD in economics from New York University. He was equally at home in the world of Torah and in the secular world, and thus a unique combination of Torah and chochmah, something that is increasingly rare today. Furthermore, this intellectual prowess was clothed in a mantel of extreme humility.

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