
Israeli Soccer Fed Fears Unknown UAE Sheikh Is a Front Man for Dubious Figures
Doing due diligence, the Israel Football Association raises suspicions about the financial muscle of the new UAE partner in Beitar Jerusalem
Doing due diligence, the Israel Football Association raises suspicions about the financial muscle of the new UAE partner in Beitar Jerusalem
Tal Dilian was a respected member of Israel's elite intel units. In recent years he’s set up shop overseas and has orchestrated a number of massive cyber deals | A profile
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Eli Rozenberg got a loan from his father to buy the troubled airline. Is it about business, Zionism or Shabbat?
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Habima has suffered from a chronic crisis for the last 30 years. But a debt of $22 million, actors who aren't being paid and criticism against the artistic quality of its productions threaten its future
With a death grip on imports of critical categories, Noam Weiman plays a large part in the high cost of living here
The investigation fingered nearly 20 suspects, including the mayor of the Haifa suburb of Kiryat Ata
Amid cumbersome extradition procedures, Jewish suspects from France and the former Soviet Union find sanctuary via the Law of Return
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His eco-friendly home drew thousands every year, but then he decided it was high time to live like ordinary Israelis
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Netanyahu scored a coup winning U.S. recognition of Israeli sovereignty, but the region’s residents say they’ve been neglected for the last 50 years
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Evidence is accumulating that ultra-Orthodox Jews, East Jerusalem Arabs, religious Zionists and secular people can team up to cut the city's 46 percent poverty rate
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Under the radar, the Kohelet Policy Forum, officially a nongovernmental organization, has become one of the strongest and most influential bodies in Israeli politics
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Societal discrimination and their own conservatism cause high poverty rates, few job opportunities, while army service hinders economic progress
Lawsuit alleges the organization was on verge of losing its hospital and derived benefits worth 1.25 billion shekels from firm
Israeli tour guides have recently received offers from an agency that organizes trips to include a lecture for their tourists on geopolitics by prime minister's son
Russian Direct Investment Fund would invest $80 million in project to build facilities across Russia