Israel Had $3.2 Billion Trade Deficit in January
Israel's trade deficit reached $3.2 billion in January 2026, with exports at $5.2 billion and imports at $8.3 billion, according to new data.
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Israel’s ZIM Shipping Sold to Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd for $3.7 Billion
Germany's Hapag-Lloyd and Israel's FIMI acquire ZIM Shipping for $3.7 billion, ensuring Israel maintains strategic maritime interests despite local opposition.
More Than One Billion Shekels Allocated to Expand Sakhnin
Israel allocates 1.5 billion shekels to Sakhnin for massive development, adding 4,660 housing units and boosting population to 55,000.
Netanyahu’s Office Faces Backlash for Removing ‘Massacre’ From Knesset Bill
Netanyahu's Office faces backlash for removing "massacre" from an Israeli Knesset bill commemorating the Oct 7 attacks; families condemn the move.
Remarks by PM Netanyahu at the Government Meeting Following Approval of the NIS 6.2 Billion 2026 Reservists Assistance and Appreciation Plan
Prime Minister Netanyahu approved a NIS 6.2 billion assistance plan for Israeli reservists, recognizing their vital contributions to the ongoing war effort.
Cyber Directorate: National Cyber Defense Bill Draft
Israel's Cyber Directorate drafts a new National Cyber Defense Law to strengthen defenses against escalating cyberattacks, protecting vital organizations and.
Israel’s Exports of Goods Totaled $59 Billion in 2025
Israel's goods exports totaled $59 billion in 2025, with European countries accounting for 33% of the $188.3 billion Shekel total. The trade deficit reached $41.
Knesset Moves Forward on Bill to Extend Detention of Security Prisoners
The Knesset advances a bill to extend emergency regulations, allowing for extended detention of security prisoners linked to the October 7 hostilities and Gaza.
Half-Billion-Shekel Reform Expands State Support for Families of Fallen Soldiers
Israel's Knesset approves a NIS 500 million reform expanding support for families of fallen soldiers, raising orphanhood age to 30 and extending benefits.
‘Who Is a Jew’ Bill Fails Knesset Preliminary Vote
Israel's Knesset rejected the controversial "Who Is a Jew" bill in a 60-15 preliminary vote, blocking efforts to redefine Jewish registration and conversion.