Interest rates, cost of living, credit, housing, markets and consumer issues, with practical explanations of the data and what it can mean for households in Israel.
Israel is preparing a fix for reservist benefits when service spans 2026 and 2027. Families seek protection for both years; government approval is pending.
Aliyah Ventures offers initial checks of $250,000 to $500,000 and support for immigrant founders in Israel, from business Hebrew to professional networks.
Greece confirms a survey permit request for the Cyprus power cable. What remains to be approved, how Israel fits in and why the link is not yet operational.
Israel and Albania signed aviation and cooperation agreements on October 12. New flight schedules, contracts and implementation dates remain unannounced.
Israel recorded 300 road deaths in January through August 2026. Practical advice on rain, safe distance, phones, child seats, fatigue and recall checks.
Israel opens a compensation pilot for direct extortion damage. Eligible businesses face documentation requirements and a ceiling of NIS 2 million per claim.
The U.S. Treasury expanded sanctions authorities over Iran's auto and rail sectors and designated companies and networks supporting its industrial economy.
Dror Balazada reports that Iran’s Guards see $5.50 gasoline as pressure on Trump, with factions divided over when to initiate war.
Air Haifa is expanding flights from Haifa and planning additional domestic services. Here is what regional aviation could mean for travelers in northern Israel and Eilat.
Bank of Israel data show household debt rose by NIS 22 billion to NIS 935 billion in Q2 2026, while nonhousing debt grew at an annual rate of about 10%.
The Bank of Israel cut its policy rate by 0.25 percentage point to 3.25%. The move can affect some variable rate loans, mortgages and deposits, depending on their terms.
