Israel’s economy is under severe strain as the ongoing conflict with Hamas extends into its 11th month. The protracted fighting has led to a halt in tourism, closure of small businesses, disruptions in shipping, and an increased national deficit. Key areas such as Jerusalem’s Old City and Haifa’s flea market are experiencing significant downturns, with many businesses failing and luxury hotels running at half capacity.

This historic change aims to improve the work-life balance for hundreds of thousands of Israelis.

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Iran International reports that Iranian checks are bouncing at levels not seen since the COVID-19 crisis.

An Israel Central Bureau of Statistics Survey shows plenty of economic struggle but also reason for optimism.

War-driven fiscal challenges and geopolitical tensions prompt Fitch to lower Israel's rating, signaling potential economic hurdles ahead.

Less sunscreen, more diapers: Israelis are stocking up as Iran continues to rattle its saber and prepare its missiles.

With public outrage boiling over, traders in Tehran turn off their systems in protest against economic mismanagement.

With stock markets around the world dropping sharply, Republican nominee Donald Trump posted on TruthSocial claiming vindication when he warned this would happen under the Biden administration.

These companies top the Globes list of Israel's top 100 brands in 2024.

The increase in income comes thanks to a number of factors, especially the doubling of the number of Israeli Arab women in the workforce.

This is the third time eBay has laid off employees in Israel. The last round saw around 30 employees lose their jobs.

The Henley Private Wealth Migration report indicates that, for the first time in many years, more wealthy migrants are departing Israel than arriving.

The food, cafes, and computer sectors experienced an increase of 14% compared to the previous May.

The American convenience store giant operated in Israel for a year and a half via a franchisee, Electra, but has now decided to close up shop.

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.

Despite inflation and displacement, Israeli local consumption is rebounding - with some caveats.

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