Your Investments: What new olim can teach us about gratitude and entitlement
Say thank you when you receive good fortune and realize that there are no entitlements in life.
Business & Innovation
Your Taxes: Does Israel need to tax billionaires?
Israel-Cyprus-Greece power grid connection gets US backing
Bitcoin roars back above $71,000 as crypto markets rally
Changes to working hours and minimum wage in Israel for 2026
A major shift for Israel’s workforce: How upcoming updates to pay rates and labor limits will impact your paycheck and work-life balance.
After 500,000 tutoring lessons in Israel, Limud Naim expands to the U.S. with Tutorela
Tutorela, the international tutoring brand launched by the founders of Israel’s Limud Naim, combines one-on-one human instruction with AI-driven learning support between sessions.
When family and law intersect: When is it recommended to consult a family law attorney?
Early action, lasting protection: Why timely consultation with a family law attorney is essential.
A Historic Milestone at Arkia:
For the first time, a female pilot has been certified as a Jet Captain at the airline.
Level up: Exploring the world of online gaming
Understanding game types, costs, security, and finding the right fit for you.
Israelis stayed home, hotel profits soared
The domestic hospitality sector turned early-year losses into a major Q2 financial recovery, driven by local tourism and overseas expansion.
Insurance companies' profits surged this quarter to NIS 2.85 Billion
Phoenix and Menora Mivtachim led a 20% Q2 profit surge to NIS 2.85B across Israel's top insurers, prompting raised business targets and major dividend payouts.
OpenAI says AI agents broke into its own networks as regulators probe Hugging Face hack
Some of the rogue behavior, which culminated in the highly publicized breach of the open source repository Hugging Face last month, has been disclosed or alluded to previously.
Due to pensions: Haifa University in huge deficit, forced to lay off staff
The University of Haifa will be required to cut tens of millions of shekels annually, raise donations and additional revenue sources, and formulate a new agreement with administrative staff.
Will New York’s socialist shift make Jewish life even more expensive? - opinion
New York’s leftward turn promises big public benefits. But it could leave Jewish families juggling rising taxes and steep communal costs.
