93% of Israelis Are Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Public Places
The Israel Cancer Association's new survey reveals 93% of Israelis are exposed to secondhand smoke, as CEO Moshe Bar-Haim warns of rising youth smoking.
The Israel Cancer Association's new survey reveals 93% of Israelis are exposed to secondhand smoke, as CEO Moshe Bar-Haim warns of rising youth smoking.
Professor Sergio DellaPergola's JPR report projects Israel will host the majority of the world's Jews by 2035, marking an "epochal" demographic shift.
The Bank of Israel released end-of-day shekel exchange rates for Tuesday, June 9, 2026, detailing shifts against currencies like the US dollar and Euro.
A motorcyclist from Arraba was arrested in Israel after being clocked at 285 km/h on Route 70, potentially the country's fastest speeding offense.
Raanan Ohana, 44, was arrested in Haifa by Israel Police and Shin Bet for allegedly spying for Iran, photographing sensitive sites for digital currency.
Israel's Ministry of Economy and Industry launches a $42.5 million grant program to aid businesses and industry in northern Israel.
New IDF data reveals Israeli reservists served 94 days in 2024 and 78 days in 2025, with Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Jerusalem having the largest populations.
Private vehicle imports in Israel decreased by 8.8% in May 2026 to 22,155 units, reports the Israel Tax Authority.
The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded Israel's Smart Shooter a $3.4 million contract to equip Marines with advanced AI rifle sights for drone defense.
Israeli firm Stark Power has acquired U.S. data center developer Sagebrush Infrastructure Partners for 5.6 GW of hyperscale projects, enhancing AI and cloud.
Jerusalem police arrested three Ultra-Orthodox men in Beit Shemesh for a violent riot and break-in at a police station compound following an arrest.
Israel's government approved plans for private entities to build desalination plants, targeting 2 billion cubic meters of water annually by 2050.