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111,000 Holocaust survivors reside in Israel today, as 12,000 passed away in the past year, according to the Ministry of Welfare and Social Security.
Israel's GDP jumped 11.1% in Q3 2025, with business GDP up 13.2% and private consumption rising 21.4%, showing a strong economic rebound.
Interior Ministry Director General Israel Ozana visited the election control center for Netanya's mayoral vote. Find polling station info on the local elections.
Petah Tikva approves 11,000 new housing units through an urban renewal program, enhancing earthquake resistance and city infrastructure on main streets.
Israeli retail chains saw a 0.6% sales increase from September-November 2025, a significant slowdown from the 6.2% growth recorded in the prior quarter.
Israel's Prime Minister's Office releases its 2023-2024 report on the Ethiopian Immigrant Integration Program, detailing progress in education and employment.
Israel's Ministry of Health releases its first National Programs Report, detailing hospital scores for medical quality, performance, and care, with 982 million.
Israel's employment rate rose to 61.1% in November 2025, with the labor force participation rate hitting 63.1%, signaling economic growth.
Israel's road fatalities rose in November 2025 with 30 deaths, a 40.1% increase from the monthly average. Despite fewer accidents, deaths climbed.
Israel's November 2025 trade deficit reached $3.2 billion (10.4 billion Shekels), with goods exports at $5 billion and imports at $8.3 billion, excluding.
