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Today’s olim can help boost Israel’s economy, filling crucial gaps in the workforce and contributing to Israel’s culture of entrepreneurship and innovation. Finding a field where they can grow and thrive is important, often requiring immigrants to ask "Where am I needed now?" instead of focusing only on "What jobs here match my past?"
The gaps between the Haredi parties and the Knesset’s legal advisers are coming to light, and they may threaten the stability of the coalition. Haredi factions are demanding a permanent law rather than a temporary one, along with a requirement that only 10% of those covered by the draft exemption targets enlist, while 90% continue studying in yeshivas. A senior source in Agudat Yisrael said: “Anyone who studies Torah cannot be subjected to sanctions.”
As protests erupted across Iran and President Donald Trump hinted he may be moving toward intervention, many Israelis have been asking the same question: when will the American strike come? A new Israeli-made tool aims to provide an answer. Yonatan Back, a high-tech product manager, has launched StrikeRadar, a platform designed to estimate when the first bomb might fall on Tehran.
Neri Shotan, CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund, presented an overview of the return of kibbutz members to the north at the Israel Hayom conference in the Upper Galilee. “There was no evacuation plan,” he said. “How do I know? Because the State of Israel called me to ask, and I had nowhere to house people, since residents from the south had already been evacuated.”
New immigrants arriving in Israel are eligible for substantial financial assistance during their first year through the Absorption Basket program.
A gag order was partially lifted, allowing authorities to disclose that police are investigating what was described as a large-scale, multi-suspect operation involving the smuggling of goods from Israel into the Gaza Strip.
Central Bureau of Statistics reveals dramatic social shifts since October 7. Disability cases jumped to 1.32 million while confidence in government hit lowest levels since 2015.
Indictment reveals defendant Assaf Shmuelevitz convinced a colonel to sign special papers amidst the confusion of the war's outbreak. He allegedly recorded intelligence data, mission plans, and classified specifics in a notebook discovered at the base.
Man douses cops with gasoline and sets officers ablaze after they arrived to prevent him from taking his own life; suspect flees but is caught after chase.
In bipartisan move, lawmakers approve bill to introduce competitive ridesharing to Israel while establishing compensation fund for veteran taxi drivers.
