Other websites of large Israeli institutions and businesses were also attacked yesterday. Attacks could be a prelude to a further, broader attack today.
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Yellow jackets leave lobbyists red-faced
Barred from Knesset and tarred by its colleagues, the company is in damage-control mode.
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Hackers hit Israel Prime Minister Office website
IMF: If Arabs and Haredim worked, GDP would grow by 15%
Only 20% of Arab women work, and in the ultra-Orthodox community, only 40% of men work. Both groups typically earn less than others in the same jobs.
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Television expose reveals: Some 'mineral' water bottles contain well water
Show's anchors set out to investigate the mineral water industry in Israel and found that the big mineral water bottling companies bottle water pumped from wells dug by the water utility Mekorot, not only spring water.
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Is it time to get into Teva? Sanford thinks the worst is over
'Drugs firm did well to scale back U.S. generics business'.
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Private competitor biting into unionized state ports
Israel Shipyards received a permit to operate in 2007, near the Haifa port. Since then, its market share has jumped to 20%, at the expense of the state-operated port.
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How would an attack on Iran affect the stock market?
In investing, like in war, it pays to prepare an exit strategy before starting.
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Where the shekel stops / The problem isn't the lobbyists, it's the Knesset members
As long as lawmakers think they're being rated based on the number of frivolous bills they submit, they'll keep having lobbyists do their leg work.
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Not afraid to make money in Israel
Veolia values its business ventures here and has no plans to leave despite its international streamlining or pro-Palestinian pressure, says the international giant's VP Denis Gasquet.
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Gaydamak accepts plea bargain, fraud charge dropped
Russian-Israeli businessman will plead guilty to "obtaining benefits via a ruse that did not entail outright fraud."
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HOT launching Internet service
Competitors fume that the cable TV company is pricing its new service at a loss; regulator bans it from providing quadruple-play.
0 commentsReal Estate
Small claims, big headaches
On cases involving a landlady who tried to get a tenant to pay her costs and dog-lovers who weren't their landlord's pet residents.
0 commentsThe allure of Tel Aviv's eastern neighborhoods
As prices and crowding in central Tel Aviv scare buyers away, reasonable options are springing up elsewhere. Just check the leases first.
0 commentsSand castles in the air
Owners in the Carmel Beach Resort sued when the hotels, shops and marina they say the company promised them never materialized - and lost in court.
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Israel 2021
New housing for Arab villages stonewalled
Residents are forced to build illegally while the authorities demand an upgraded sewerage system that the Galilee communities cannot afford.
0 commentsTaking stock / Retirement savings: The next frontier of the protest movement
It's becoming clear who the market serves. Guess what, it isn't you.
0 commentsThe shekel drops / The last supper
As 2011 ends, we must admit that true change has not come; the winners so far are the rich and it looks like they will continue partying.
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