Netanyahu meets SEC Chair Paul Atkins
"Israeli PM Netanyahu met SEC Chair Paul Atkins in Jerusalem to discuss mutual securities recognition, potentially easing U.S. trading for…"
— PM's Office
"Israeli PM Netanyahu met SEC Chair Paul Atkins in Jerusalem to discuss mutual securities recognition, potentially easing U.S. trading for…"
— PM's Office
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich visited Kiryat Shmona, unveiling a unique plan including a NIS 1,000-2,500 monthly grant card for residents and students.
Israel's Justice Ministry has launched a new procedure to uniformly handle complaints of racial discrimination within government ministries, trust units.
Israel's State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman criticized the government's post-October 7 detention handling, citing unpreparedness, a Hamas operative's release.
Israel's government approved plans for private entities to build desalination plants, targeting 2 billion cubic meters of water annually by 2050.
The Israeli government has approved 300 million shekels for housing development in national priority areas, expected to promote 8,000 new units.
The Knesset Labor and Welfare Committee approved new regulations expanding benefits for lone National Service volunteers in Israel.
Israel's Knesset Finance Committee in Jerusalem approved significant 2026 budget reallocations, earmarking NIS 1.69B for defense and NIS 6.16B for housing.
Israel's Ministry of Religious Services celebrates a 58% female workforce and enhanced management roles for women, marking progress in gender equality.
Police Commissioner Danny Levi leads senior staff meeting to address security situation, reinforcing public safety and response efforts.
Israel's Ministry of Labor announces new support for military reservists, offering occupational protections, career guidance, and training vouchers totaling 8.
Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US legal advisors in Jerusalem on June 7, 2026, to discuss the growing threat of 'legal warfare' against Israel.