While not a 'red' fruit, the Hebrew word for orange was quite controversial in its day, provoking cries of cultural Bolshevism from famed poet Shaul Tchernichovsky.
by Ronen Shnidman 0 comments
Bondholders of the debt-laden group's two top companies reached agreement on how to divide the equity.
by Assa Sasson and Michael Rochvarger 0 comments
Finance Minister Lapid's inexperience in finance has him making moves that would be funny - if people weren't going to suffer because of it.
by Yossi Sarid 0 comments
The fiscal accountability that cost Yuval Steinitz and other Finance Ministry officials their jobs should be extended to include the economics reporters who praised their profligate ways.
by Nehemia Shtrasler 0 comments
Finance Minister Lapid's jaw will drop when he picks up the budget for 2015. The solution is to deal with the gaps now, rather than treat the future as distant and rosy.
by Yoram Ariav 0 comments
The right is one unit and so is the left, and anyone who refuses to define himself as left perpetuates two situations: the exploitation of Israel's poor, and the occupation of the Palestinians.
by Zeev Sternhell 0 comments
In the aftermath of two violent incidents that took place over the past week, it appears that the police simply dismiss the Bedouin and don't provide them with the services they are obligated to provide.
Haaretz Editorial 0 comments
Head of Tax Authority’s real estate unit says decision was made without considering effects on market or economy.
by Ranit Nahum-Halevy and Moti Bassok 0 comments
