Neighborhood Corner: Kiryat Shmuel is shaped by religious leadership, urban planning under the British Mandate, and the trials of Israel’s early statehood.
From May 21 until September 1 much of the Red Line will be shut down. The light rail will continue to operate from Neveh Ya’akov to Givat Hamivtar and Hadassah Ein Kerem to the Central Bus Station.
New campus in Tel Aviv will include AI R&D center, tripling the size of our global headquarters, support Check Point’s long-term growth and innovation goals.
The bank offers reservists a loan of up to NIS 100,000 as part of a mortgage, without interest or linkage and without opening fees. Conditions: 90 days of service and the status of being homeless
Gwen Preston highlighted how emerging gold producers offer leveraged returns amid soaring gold prices. Positive bulk sample results at their Madsen Mine pave the way for near-term production.
Mark Thornton dissected the gold-silver ratio on misesmedia, noting its near-record high of 100. Historically, around 15:1, this shift post-silver coinage impacts investment.
Chris Galizio predicts a "game-changing" surge in silver and gold by 2025, citing a looming sovereign debt crisis and "broken" markets dominated by passive investing.
John Rubino highlights silver as a "screaming buy" due to the high gold-to-silver ratio. Amidst global economic shifts and rising industrial demand, silver is poised to outperform gold.
Chris Vermeulen, in a Sprott Money interview, discusses gold's "overbought" status driven by FOMO, predicting a potential short-term rally followed by a correction.
Taylor Kenney highlights the broken trust in the US dollar, driving smart money towards gold. She forecasts potential triple-digit silver, warns of "stealth bailout".
Oron Real Estate began razing old buildings on Derech HaShalom for HELLO Tel Aviv, a project with 600 units. Residents cheered as 59 yellow balloons rose in support of the hostages.
Matthew Piepenburg on Soar Financially warns the "dollar war is over" amid a $300T debt crisis. Gold is now the "lifeboat" as the US dollar's dominance wanes.
Beit Shemesh starts urban renewal with Ramat Lechi’s first phase: demolishing two buildings and building 400 units, focusing on public housing and community infrastructure for the general public.
The ministry of housing and urban renewal authority signed a deal with Or Yehuda to fund infrastructure. Coming soon: permits for 2,720 units and plans for nearly 13,000 more.