China Experiences Lowest Growth in Over Twenty Years, Excluding Pandemic Years

The winners of the bid for the privatized company will take on its 440 million NIS of debt and fixed labor agreements.

After a sharp decline in annually calculated GDP in the last quarter of 2023 (23%), economic activity bounced back and increased by 14% the following quarter.

The Turkish Trade Ministry decided to temporarily lift restrictions on construction materials companies working with Israel. Meanwhile, the Foreign and Economy ministries are looking for alternatives to Turkey.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on his victory, thanked him for his support, and called for strengthening the relationship between Hamas and Russia.

Globes reports that though Israel has experienced a decline in car sales compared to last year, the share of electric vehicles being sold is now 24% compared to just 14% the previous year.

Rising fuel prices, large inventories, and a glut of deliveries mean lots of deals on Chinese-made electric vehicles in Israel. But future problems may cloud this bright future.

Since the October 7 Massacre, China has not only refused to condemn Hamas in the UN but has even insisted on supporting the return of millions of Palestinian refugees into Israel, and thus its effective annihilation, at every opportunity.

An earthquake of significant strength was felt in central China. In the country there are reports of damage to buildings and casualties under the rubble.

In an interview he gave to Egyptian TV, Khaled Mashal took pride in the Simchat Torah Massacre, saying senior Russian figures told him the actions would be studied in military academies.

Following the lack of approval for the massive $5.4 billion deal by the Chinese regulator until the transaction deadline, Intel's acquisition of the Israeli chip manufacturer, Tower, has been canceled

Instead of arguing with children about screen time, China has found a solution that aligns with the country's values: screen usage for teenagers will be limited to two hours a day, and younger children will be allowed only forty minutes a day