Melanie Strum said that Israeli technology continues to help the world, powering phones, protecting computers, making farms more sustainable, and more.
The Knesset Labor and Welfare Committee approved retroactive payments for Gaza hostages in lieu of salaries, with even those unemployed to get NIS 7,000 minimum.
Rami Levy calls a shareholders meeting to approve a 42.5% raise for his daughter, the company's deputy marketing manager, while many workers make minimum wage or volunteer.
SparkIL announced the launch of a NIS 10 million ($2.8 million) Emergency Loan Fund that provides small businesses affected by the war with up to NIS 100,000 ($28,000) in assistance per business.