The Nightmare of Mohammed bin Salman: An Israeli–Iranian Alliance
An analysis of why normalization with Saudi Arabia is fading and how a future Israeli–Iranian alliance could reshape Middle East power dynamics.
Israel
Leading Foreign Construction Firms from Many Countries Bid for Contracts in Israel
Leading foreign construction firms from 20 countries bid for contracts in Israel, signalling international confidence in its housing market and ministry.
Israel Sees Huge Comeback in Marriages in 2025
Israel's marriage registrations surged 6.41% in 2025, with border towns like Kiryat Shmona seeing a 164% jump. Young couples are building futures in.
Israel Saw Drop in Employment Rate, Increase in Absences After October 7
Israel's employment rate fell post-Oct 7 as war impacted labor, with PA worker jobs plummeting and absences soaring to 3.4% of employed.
Israel’s FM Sa’ar Speaks with Ukrainian Counterpart
Israel FM Sa’ar meets Ukraine FM Sybiha, expressing solidarity and condemning Russian attacks. They discussed Iran's brutal actions & Ukraine's energy needs.
Israel Joins EU’s AgData – Agricultural Data – Initiative
Israel joins the EU's AgData initiative, funding researchers up to €500,000 for data-driven agriculture and food security projects, integrating AI.
Israel Pushing for Price Supervision of Matzah as Passover Approaches
Israel's Ministry of Economy pushes for urgent matzah price supervision ahead of Passover, citing two companies' 80% market control and excessive profits.
Internship Lottery Results for Graduates of International Medical Schools
Israel's Yatziv Reform places 489 graduates from recognized med schools in internships, a reversal of past trends, ensuring high standards for public.
Israel Saw Over 26,000 Cyber-Attacks in 2026
Israel's National Cyber Directorate reported over 26,000 cyber-attacks in 2025, a 55% increase. The new national cyber plan focuses on cloud security, AI.
Overnight Hotel Stays by Tourists Plummeted 75.9% in 2024
Israeli tourist hotels saw overnight stays plunge 75.9% in 2024, dropping to 1.9 million as the country grapples with post-war tourism challenges.