Israel Welcomes MSF Step, Awaits Full Compliance With Humanitarian Oversight Criteria
Israel welcomes Médecins Sans Frontières' (MSF) step to submit local employee names, a crucial security requirement for humanitarian oversight.
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Israel at FITUR 2026
Israel showcases its tourism recovery and safety at FITUR 2026, featuring 30 companies and aiming to attract global visitors to its pavilion.
Job Vacancies Increase in Israel
Israel's job vacancies increased in late 2025, with a monthly average of 148,800, as the job seeker to vacancy ratio dropped to 1.9.
4,348,275 Motor Vehicles in Israel
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports 4,348,275 motor vehicles in 2025, a 3% increase, with electric vehicles up 32.9%.
Hezbollah Fires on Northern Israel, One Rocket Intercepted
Hezbollah fired rockets at northern Israel's Menara area, with the Israel Air Force intercepting one. Other launches landed in open areas.
Inland Port Initiative Approved to Reduce Bottlenecks at Israeli Seaports
The Israeli government approved Transport Minister Miri Regev's plan for inland ports across Israel to reduce seaport congestion and strengthen the national.
Seven Killed in Series of Deadly Crashes Across Israel
Seven people died in multiple road crashes across Israel, including Samaria and northern Israel, between Saturday night and Sunday, sparking renewed safety.
Israel Approves Major Air Force Expansion as Netanyahu Pushes Defense Self-Reliance
Israel's committee in Jerusalem approved a multi-billion-dollar Air Force expansion, acquiring F-35I and F-15IA jets, as PM Netanyahu pushed defense.
Israel will be stronger than ever
Israel's Prime Minister vows the nation will emerge stronger than ever, emphasizing resilience and future prosperity.
Israel Completes Financial Close for Countrys Largest Solar Project
Israel completed financial close for its largest solar project near Dimona in the Negev, a 265 MW plant by EDF Renewables, setting a record low tariff.
Israel Cancels Mount Meron Lag BOmer Pilgrimage Amid Hezbollah Threats
Israel canceled the annual Lag B'Omer pilgrimage to Mount Meron, usually drawing hundreds of thousands, amid Hezbollah threats and security concerns in northern.
Three Killed in Separate Overnight Crashes in Israel
Three people died and three were injured in two separate overnight traffic accidents in Rishon Lezion, central Israel, and northern Samaria.
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