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The shekel, interest rates, inflation, taxes and the state budget, plus Bank of Israel decisions and what they mean for households.
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Economy
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Spain's first general strike in 14 years hits weeks before national vote
Millions stopped work and crowds filled Spanish streets over housing and living costs, Israeli outlets reported, less than three weeks before a parliamentary election.
Everything else in Economy
El Al posts record $1.27 billion third-quarter revenue as profit dips
Shekel slides to its weakest level against the dollar in seven months
Netanyahu stands by crypto sanctions idea after Bank of Israel rebuke
Regev rejects flydubai vetting blame as warnings and staffing gaps emerge
Israeli government page on 2025 foreign investment yields no data
Brother and sister held over NIS 55 million fictitious invoice network
Netanyahu and Congo's Tshisekedi agree to deepen economic and security ties

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Rothschild 11 Buys Into the Company That Routes Israel's Card Payments
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Israeli Negotiators Fly to Delhi to Chase a Free Trade Deal
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IBM Backs Tel Aviv's Anima, Which Turns Designs Into Working Code
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Israel's Debt Climbed to 68.6% of GDP as the War Bill Came Due
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Israel Sold $59 Billion of Goods Abroad in 2025 and Bought $101 Billion
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Israel's Exports Near $160bn, Closing on the 2022 Record
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Israel's Average Pay Hit NIS 13,935, but Real Wages Rose Far Less

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Israel Puts an 18-Shekel Price on a Month of Days Out
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A 54km Track to Kiryat Shmona and an 18 Billion Shekel Bill






