The ceremony could only be described as a campaign appearance designed to appeal to Transportation Minister Miri Regev's electorate, but Israel Roads Company says the 'important benchmark' justifies her 'visit'
After years of chaos and willful political blindness, the government and Shin Bet have assembled a plan to review foreign investment in sensitive infrastructure projects
The defense establishment made an unusual legal maneuver to justify funding the purchase of F-35s and other air force hardware
No Israeli official would approve the visit to the Aero India Show because of the country's lockdown. Then Netanyahu intervened
Just like the failures in implementing mask use and the high death rate in nursing homes, it seems that sometimes, the epidemiological opinions of Health Ministry professionals simply fail the test of reality
Leaked documents, probably the work of a cyberattack led by a foreign government, will make it harder for Hezbollah to manage its money
In an interview with TheMarker, Amir Yaron warns that as debt ratio grows, Israel must show more fiscal caution. He worries about what will happen to the economy this winter
Israelis lacked flexibility and daring to buy out Noble Energy's stake of reservoirs that could have increased public’s disposable income by 3-4 billion shekels a year. Chevron saw an opportunity
At stake: the cost of living for ordinary Israelis, but also the ability of regulators to exercise control over the country’s natural gas industry
Russia’s growing presence in the Middle East includes economic interests like energy and arms. Israel should tread carefully as the new era evolves
Gai Berkovich, the development director for the Google-owned company in Israel, tells Haaretz how the new carpool service wants to eliminate traffic, not fight it
Repairs will be completed only Thursday, putting pressure on Israel’s power supply, possible shortages
Justices rule class actions against government companies are permissible, so badly paved roads are now also actionable
But Bloomberg reports Shell is in early talks to buy Israeli natural gas for its Egyptian LNG plant
But final award to operate Red Line hinges on antitrust approval
Justices signal that workers at state-owned monopolies can no longer strike in order to block industry reforms being undertaken by the government
The most problematic parts of the proposed Green Line – a project that could cost as much as $1.4 billion – are said to be the ones that reach Mount Scopus and Gilo
State-owned utility’s union staged flashy staff event as labor action forces company to borrow money
Judges angrily side with utility’s workers striking over reform of the electricity sector and state is fighting back
Energy officials put on brave face and extended deadline for proposals for a second time
Greek company aims to make final investment decision by end of 2017 and start pumping gas in 2020
Transportation and Finance ministries do an about-face and promise unions unneeded work at a cost to taxpayers of up to $600 million
Tender for new airport taxi service falls apart, but path cleared for all taxis to vie for travelers at Israel's Ben-Gurion International Airport
The campaign is designed to encourage Israeli industry to use natural gas and thus reduce costs and air pollution, the ministry says
In a report this week, the State Comptroller puts the excess cost Israelis are paying for natural gas from the offshore Tamar field at as much as $2.3 billion over 17 years
Ashdod plant plagued by delays and technical problems, leaving state-owned company’s subsidiary unable to repay debt
Port charges extra 40% to load and unload goods on Shabbat - even when the work only starts the next day
Taxi firm could end up paying state more, not less, under changed terms
Deal would be first for energy company not part of the gas cartel.
But doctors captured nine of top 10 places and outsized pay was common at many other institutions as well