Israeli Finance Minister Expresses Little Concern Over Strong Shekel
Moshe Kahlon dismisses problem as the ‘troubles of the rich’ and says it’s a boost to consumers
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Israel Supreme Court Rejects Request to Jail Shalit Deal Inmate for Domestic Assault
The former Palestinian security prisoner's lawyer argued that his pardon could be revoked only if he committed a crime against state security
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HBO’s grueling but gripping Israeli show ‘Our Boys’ reprises the violent summer of 2014
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How mystery goo on a vacuum backs the Bank of Israel's argument that Israel's economic problems begin in the classroom
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The Gulf state is recalibrating its alliances with powerhouses like the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and these moves are shaking up the region. Israel should take note
Palestinians Threaten Weekend Violence if Gaza Cash, Electricity Not Resolved
Organizers say factions agree to return to airborne firebombs, mass gatherings near border fence ■ Ultimatum comes after tense weekend that saw three Palestinians killed and skirmishes across the border
Marijuana Use Linked to Spike in Israeli ER Visits in the Past Five Years, Health Ministry Says
Similar trend marks psychiatric hospitalizations as well, with ministry attributing rise to increase in number of users, strength of cannabis and drop in age of first-time users
Israel Willing to Let Gazans Who Want to Emigrate to Fly Out via Its Territory, Official Says
Official says Israel ready to pay for flights, but that no country has agreed to accept emigrants ■ Some 35,000 Gazans left via Egypt in 2018
Haaretz Photo Blog The Last Years of Golda Meir in Never-before-seen Pictures
National Library of Israel reveals new photographs ahead of the release of a documentary on the country's only female prime minister
Ukraine Announces Jerusalem Investment Center During Netanyahu's Visit
Israel had hoped for President Zelensky to announce an embassy move in a joint press conference with the Israeli leader
Analysis Without Trump and Putin, Netanyahu Makes Do With Ukraine Campaign Stop
Ukraine and India aren’t the United States and Russia – and in visiting Kiev, Netanyahu is walking a diplomatic mine field
School Costs for Israeli Families Soar, Stinging the Poor in Particular
Despite an Education Ministry drive to reduce costs, they rose 15% in 2018 and equaled almost a quarter of the state’s spending on education
Israel's Teva Rallies on Modest Settlement in Opioid Case
Endo agrees to pay just $10 million to avoid going to trial, arousing hopes Israeli drug maker can also avoid big penalty
Israel's Rivulus, World’s No. 2 Drip Irrigation Maker, Is on the Block for $500 Million
The company, once owned by John Deere, is being sold by the FIMI private equity fund
The Israeli Startup That Puts Some Zip Into Stodgy Old Email
Spike offers a ‘conversational’ app that strips away the extraneous parts of traditional email and organizes it
Jewish Groups Rebuke Trump Over Claim That U.S. Jews Voting Democrat Are 'Disloyal'
Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti Defamation League noted that 'Charges of disloyalty have long been used to attack Jews'
Intel Launches Artificial Intelligence Chip Developed in Israel
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Gaza Stripped: What Normal Life Looks Like in the Least Normal Place on Earth
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Analysis With Gaza-Israel Border Incidents, Hamas Trapped Between Push for Calm and Public Thirst for Resistance
Gaza group struggling to balance civil rule of the Strip, which includes agreements with Israel, and its commitment to military actions against the occupation
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In Major Shift, Israel Twice Struck Iranian Targets in Iraq 'Using F-35'
Citing Western diplomats, Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper reports two strikes this month northeast of Baghdad mark an expansion of Israeli attacks against Iranian targets
Israel 'Successfully Tests' Arrow 3 Missile Defense System in Alaska
Defense Ministry says tests successfully demonstrated a 'hit-to-kill' capability of high-altitude targets outside the atmosphere, accomplishing three interceptions
Israel’s Spacecom Looks to Rebound With Africa Satellite
Amos 17 due to be put into orbit this weekend after a series of major setbacks
Israel Startup UVeye Raises $31m for Car ‘Ultra-sound’ System
Tech originally designed to detect bombs can spot oil and water leaks, cracks and rust
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'The Sea Will Get as Hot as a Jacuzzi': What Life in Israel Will Be Like in 2100
Winter will get much shorter and even nighttime won't offer respite from the heat. Israel is warming up, and by the end of the century we simply won’t be able to exist without air conditioning
Culture & Life
Solar Energy and Natural Materials: Tel Aviv Architecture on Display at Berlin Bauhaus Exhibit
Of the 1,500 entries in the competition, 20 were selected to be displayed at the gallery, including two from Israel
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Blasts in Iraqi Warehouse Used by Iran-backed Militia, Casualties Reported
A week after similar reports, suspected attack against Shi'ite group Popular Mobilization Forces hits airbase north of Baghdad
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'My Husband Wants Me to Be More Jewish. But I Don’t See Myself on That Path.'
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A Colombian expat embarks on a new chapter in her life, and two sisters reunite after a two-decade separation
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Ten artists from around the world will participate in the International Sand Sculpture Festival in Ashkelon in August 18-23
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