High Court: State Service Commissioner appointment not competitive
Israel's High Court ruled the Civil Service Commissioner appointment is not competitive, upholding government discretion under Section 6 of the Civil Service.
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Israel Sees More Than 50% Increase in Foreign Tourists in January
Israel saw a 50%+ surge in foreign tourists in January 2026, with 124,700 visitors, a significant rebound after the Gaza war ended. US visitors led arrivals.
Millions Allocated to Encourage Doctors to Move to Gaza Region
Israel has a new incentive plan to strengthen medical services in the Tekuma (Gaza area) region and there is up to a 600,000 Shekels ...
Court rejects Adel Misik’s license appeal
Jerusalem District Court rejects Dr. Adel Miske's appeal to restore his medical license, suspended due to alleged sexual offenses during patient examinations.
Israeli Court Jails Man for Spying for Iran During Wartime
A Jerusalem court sentenced Elimelech Stern, 22, to three years in prison for spying for Iran during wartime, a landmark ruling setting a key benchmark for.
Israel Turns to Christian Pilgrims, Diaspora Ties and AI to Reboot Post-War Tourism
Israel’s post-war tourism industry reboots, focusing on Christian pilgrims and diaspora ties with a NIS 20M campaign. Officials aim to rebuild confidence and.
Judicial Showdown: High Court Orders Netanyahu to Justify Keeping Ben-Gvir in Office
Israel's High Court orders PM Netanyahu to justify keeping controversial National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir by March 10, escalating judicial tensions.
The Shekel Increased 3.5% in Value Against the Dollar and Euro, Fourth Quarter 2025
The Israeli shekel strengthened 3.5% against the US dollar and Euro in Q4 2025, with declining exchange rate volatility. Israel's main trading partners saw a.
Israeli Supreme Court President Recuses Himself from Oct. 7 Inquiry Petitions
Israeli Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit recuses himself from Oct. 7 inquiry petitions, delegating judge selection to ensure impartiality in the crucial.