Changing U.S. Aid Terms Hit Israeli Defense Industry Harder Than Expected, Report Says
State Comptroller says local procurement could be reduced by $1.6 billion in 2028, and Israel hasn't prepared local arms industry for drop
Hagai Amit
Israel Prepares for 'Coronavirus Aliyah' as Ministry Says Applications Rise
Immigration and Absorption Ministry wants extra $122 million annually over the next five years
Thousands of Yeshiva Students to Be Let Into Israel, Under Relaxed Quarantine Rules
While other nonresidents have to quarantine alone if they’re let in at all, yeshiva students will be able to isolate in groups of six
Analysis Government Plays Politics as It Equalizes Jobless Aid for Israelis of All Ages
Israelis under the age of 28 will get the same unemployment benefits as everyone else, but, in an apparent sop to Haredim, only if they have children
Analysis Netanyahu Presiding Over Two Competing Plans for the Economy
Prime minister orders one from the treasury while telling MK Nir Barkat to produce his own
Failed U.S. Expansion Behind Resignation of Israel Aerospace Industries' CEO
IAI hired expensive local talent for its North American unit, but two months ago decided to shutter it
Analysis All That Promised Gas Tax Money That Could Serve Israel During Crisis? It’s Not There
The Knesset can permit the fund to loan money to the Finance Ministry in unusual situations that hurt the economy. But the 'wealth fund' hasn't actually taken in any new money over the last four years
Knesset Committee Approves Million-shekel Tax Break for Netanyahu
Netanyahu will enjoy a tax break on payments, services and privileges he has received as part of his job for the years 2009 through 2017
Analysis Coalition Spars Over One or Two-year Budget, and Israel's Economy Waits
Ninety days into new government, no progress has been made on passing a two-year national budge as deadline approaches
A Mossad Agent, an International Hedge Fund and the Mysterious Death of an Argentinian Prosecutor
On Ilana Dayan's Channel 12 program, a former Mossad member claims he handed an envelope to Alberto Nisman that might have gotten him killed
Israeli Economy Contracts at a 7% Annual Rate in First Quarter Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Bank of Israel says downturn for all of 2020 will be milder than its previous forecast but sees coronavirus impact lingering into 2021
Israeli Government Seeks Efficiency Plan for Surplus of Ministries
According to the Finance Ministry plan, the headquarters of smaller ministries will be unified to cut costs
Analysis The Real Winners of Israel's Election: Ultra-orthodox Parties Amass Great Economic Power
In coalition deals with Netanyahu's Likud, Shas and United Torah Judaism ensured they would get key appointments in the cabinet and Knesset
Analysis Pompeo’s Concern in Israel Visit: Chinese Investment
Under talks of West Bank annexation and Iran, an issue of more concern to Washington was at play during the Secretary of State's lightning trip
Analysis Netanyahu Ensures Loyalists Get Crucial Economic Ministries
Transportation, Energy and Environment are usually considered to be second-string portfolios, but for the prime minister they are critical
Analysis Iran’s Beleaguered Economy Spells Less Money for Israeli Army
Tehran doesn’t have the resources to wage a real war, so the extra billions the IDF was hoping for won’t be needed
Imagine Netanyahu Sending Sheldon Adelson to a State-run Quarantine
Behind the policy regarding flights landing in Israel is a political issue: Netanyahu can’t afford to single out the U.S. without alienating his ‘good friend’ Donald Trump
Israel Offers the World’s Grounded Airplanes Long-term Desert Parking
Joint venture between Israel Aerospace and IES can store up to 500 jets near Eilat
Analysis Netanyahu's Coronavirus Fear-mongering Is Causing Irreversible Damage to the Economy
Treasury aiming to get economy functioning after Passover, but prime minister could snag the recovery
Israel’s Airlines Called on to Rescue Citizens Stranded All Over the World
But who gets flown and who pays for it depends on the country you’re in and the local coronavirus aviation policies
Analysis Three Elections Have Left Next Israeli Government With Growing List of Economic Woes
Coronavirus is latest problem, on top of the deficit, overdue reforms, free-spending army
In Election Campaign No. 3, Netanyahu's Party Turns Right on Economic Policies
Among parties asked by TheMarker about their platforms, only Kahol Lavan and Labor gave full answers – but there’s a paper trail on the others
Netanyahu Rival's Party Says Hit by Russian Bots, Then Blames PM's Party
Yisrael Beiteinu hired an intelligence firm to investigate site purporting to be run by ex-Soviet immigrants and calling Avigdor Lieberman an 'existential danger'
Israeli Economy Not Expected to Take Hard Hit From Coronavirus
Bank of Israel holds key rate, but stocks mark second day of sharp falls
Ultra-Orthodox Women Have Had Enough, and They’re Ready for War
They manage the home, raise the children and provide for their families, but they’re discriminated against and shut out of Haredi political power. A group of women is fighting for change, and they aren’t scared of getting ostracized
Analysis Do Israelis Want an American-style Finance Minister?
Netanyahu seems to think so, which is why he presented Nir Barkat and his 145-page economic plan to voters
Israeli Ethiopian Soccer Players Ordered to Meet Netanyahu or Be Benched
Netanyahu attended the final in Gedera on Tuesday together with Gadi Yevarkan, an Ethiopian Israeli who was elected to the last Knesset as part of Kahol Lavan but recently jumped ship to Likud
Israeli Army Chief Earned $28,400 a Month in 2018, More Than Previously Reported
New criteria for measuring pay – including bonuses for long service or signing on for extra time – showed military wages much higher than previously believed
Analysis Israeli Army Budget Falls Victim to Election Politics
Netanyahu has repeatedly promised the military more money, but not until after the vote
Controversial Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO Adds Lieberman Ally to Its Arsenal
Sharon Shalom to head global policy apparatus, after leaving post at Defense Ministry, which has to green-light the firm's exports