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Government Approves the 2026 State Budget
Israeli Government Approves 2026 State Budget, Ensuring Economic Stability for Years to Come.
The Government has approved the 2026 state budget.
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Govt. secures 15 resilience centers
Israel's government approved NIS 33.66 million for 15 resilience centers, ensuring continued civilian support and emergency preparedness through 2026.
Another Step Taken Toward Opening the Banking System to New Entrants
Israel's Bank of Israel publishes draft for new small and new banks, establishing supervisory tiers and gradual implementation to open the banking system.
Israeli FM Meets Visitng Paraguayan Counterpart, Praise Paraguay’s Position on Iran
Israeli FM Gideon Sa’ar and Paraguayan FM Ruben Ramirez Lezcano met in Jerusalem, praising Paraguay's embassy move and its IRGC terror designation.
High Court Rules Government Does Not Need a Competitive Process to Select New Civil Service Commissioner
Israel's High Court of Justice ruled the government is not legally required to hold a competitive process to select a new Civil Service Commissioner.
Israel Boosts Funding for Mental Health Resilience Centers
Israel approves NIS 33.6M for 15 mental health resilience centers in 2026, offering trauma care and emergency preparedness to war-affected residents.
Wizz Air Plane Returns to Ben Gurion as Air Force Scrambles Jets
Israeli Air Force jets scrambled to escort a Wizz Air flight back to Ben Gurion Airport after a passenger showed crew threatening messages, with the plane.
Jerusalem Man Arrested After Police Recover Stolen Ancient Coins
Jerusalem police arrest a 61-year-old man, recovering rare ancient coins and a NIS 12,000 oxygen generator. The culturally significant coins, featuring Emperor.
PM’s Office: Iran Talks Update
Israeli PM Netanyahu will meet US President Trump Wednesday in Washington to discuss Iran talks, pushing for ballistic missile limitations and an end to Iranian.
New doctor incentives for Gaza Strip
Israel offers up to NIS 600,000 in recruitment grants for specialist doctors in the Gaza Strip, part of a NIS 10 million plan to boost healthcare accessibility.
New incentives for educators in the Gaza envelope
Israel invests NIS 24 million over three years to attract and retain educators in the Gaza envelope's Tkuma region with recruitment grants and innovation.