CBS data: real estate agents in Israel earned nearly NIS 17,000 in July, while construction workers earned about 13,500. This summarizes the updated wage picture in the real estate sector.
CBS data: real estate agents in Israel earned nearly NIS 17,000 in July, while construction workers earned about 13,500. This summarizes the updated wage picture in the real estate sector.
Following Israel's assassination of Hezbollah's military chief, new ambassador Michel Issa urged Lebanon to implement its 'historic' decision to disarm Hezbollah. He declined to comment on the likelihood of diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon
Secretary-General Naim Qassem said that the strike, which killed the group's military chief, Haytham Abu Ali Tabatabai, was a 'blatant aggression' by Israel, and called on the Lebanese government to prepare a plan to confront Israel that relies on 'its army and its people'
A year after the cease-fire, Israel enjoys relative freedom of action in Lebanon ■ In Gaza, Trump's stalled plan leaves Hamas strengthened ■ IDF chief doubles down on red lines he won't cross in confrontation with Defense Minister Katz
Spain's public broadcasting authority said that 'Israel has systematically violated all competition rules and exploited them for political purposes, while other countries that did so were sanctioned'
Sources in the Cairo talks told Haaretz that neither Hamas nor Israel seems willing to advance the cease-fire. Palestinian and Arab sources say Hamas will not disarm without a clear Israeli withdrawal and a plan for handling surrendered weapons
Waleed Shahid describes himself as a democratic political strategist. He has a track record of mocking Jewish outlets and making anti-Israel comments on social media.
After years of debate, Israel decided to end capital punishment in 1954. 'If I lived in Scandinavia, I'd vote without hesitation to abolish the death penalty,' said Ben-Gurion in one discussion on the matter. 'Here, I'll vote with a heavy heart'
Hezbollah supporters passed Haytham Tabtabai's coffin during his burial, along with two other members, at a cemetery south of Beirut where the group's fighters are usually laid to rest. Israel struck Lebanon's capital Sunday, saying it killed the military chief
A report found that European academic institutions that severed ties with Israel since October 7 have yet to renew them. A quarter of the total boycotts were made last summer
Base rate will go down to 4.25 percent from 4.5 percent. Israel had been one of the first to lower rates in January 2024, but it held off further reductions due to inflation, the war and soaring government spending. Further cuts are expected in 2026, although uncertainty remains high
Also this week: The International Music Showcase Festival gave a platform to promising local artists, and the Ninth Biennale for Drawing in Israel showcases works on a surprisingly apt theme
A special budget of 90 million shekels has been allocated to finance the flights, conversion classes, housing and other benefits for nearly 6,000 members of the Bnei Menashe community. According to the cabinet decision, Nof Hagalil – a mixed Jewish-Arab town in northern Israel – will absorb many of these new immigrants
Israel claimed to have killed Hezbollah’s top military official in an airstrike on a southern suburb of Beirut on Sunday, despite a US-brokered truce a year ago. The strike, the first on the outskirts of the Lebanese capital in months, targeted Hezbollah’s acting chief of staff, Ali Tabtabai, the military claimed in a statement. There was no immediate confirmation of his killing from Hezbollah, although senior Hezbollah official Mahmoud Qmati confirmed a central figure from the group had been targeted. Speaking near the bombed-out building in the Haret Hreik suburb, he said Israel’s strike crossed a “red line”. Qmati said Hezbollah’s leadership would decide on whether and how the group would respond. Five dead in strike The United States imposed sanctions on Tabtabai in 2016, identifying him as a key Hezbollah leader and offering a reward of up to $5 million for information on him. The Israeli military statement claimed Tabtabai “commanded most of Hezbollah’s units and worked hard to restore them to readiness...
The Israeli strike killed five and wounded 28, Lebanon's Health Ministry said. A U.S. official said Israel only notified the White House afterward; Israeli intelligence warns Hezbollah may target Jewish or Israel-linked sites abroad to avoid further escalation within Israel and Lebanon
• Bombardment in Central Gaza, Rimal claims 21 lives • Drone attack on Lebanon leaves one dead, five hurt • Canadian PM, UAE president back comprehensive Palestinian peace plan • Hamas says ‘escalating violations’ place a responsibility on mediators and US CAIRO: Israel continued its deadly assault blatantly violating ceasefire agreements on two fronts with airstrikes on Saturday that killed at least 21 people in Gaza and one in southern Lebanon, despite assurances from Palestinian resistance groups that they remain fully committed to the accord. Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip killed at least 21 people and wounded several others, local health authorities said, posing a further test to the six-week-old ceasefire. Witnesses and medics said the initial attack struck a car in the densely populated Rimal neighbourhood, setting it ablaze. It was not immediately clear whether the five dead were passengers in the vehicle or included passersby. Dozens of people rushed to extinguish the fire and rescue the victim...
U.S. officials say American soldiers have begun leaving a recently opened civilian-military center in Israel amid plans for postwar Gaza. Possible measures include expropriating Gazan land and 'building safe communities' in Israel-held areas, which 'would effectively divide Gaza into two'