Israeli economy
After Iran’s missile strikes, Israeli team develops rapid AI building‑map tool
A Technion–Haifa University project uses public architectural records to give rescuers structural layouts in under 30 seconds.
75 Years, $57 billion, one unbreakable bond
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“The human capital of Israel’s economy is what continues to drive its growth”
Prices stay high as unemployment soars, fueling economic crisis - analysis
Israelis pay as if they live in a wealthy country, and receive average or below average goods and services.
Israel’s tale of two economies
The pandemic has highlighted economic, as well as demographic, differences in Israel
Israel slips to 26th spot in global economic competitiveness ranking
The Israeli economy impressed globally for its scientific infrastructure but scored particularly poorly in a comparison of prices and basic infrastructure.
The Anglo playing a key role in jump-starting Israel’s economy
“We haven’t seen a contraction on a yearly basis in the Israeli economy for an awful long time, this is a very rare event.”
What are the key challenges facing Israel's new finance minister?
Faced with an economy expected to enter recession, soaring unemployment and no government budget, it is difficult to imagine a harder welcome for Israel Katz.
Israel is moving toward greater economic freedom - analysis
How does this tiny nation in one of the world's toughest neighborhoods manage to be so innovative and entrepreneurial?
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the Israeli economy
Lockdowns mean skyrocketing unemployment and reduced GDP, leaving no household or business unscathed. Unemployment exceeded 20% for the first time this evening.
Bank of Israel aims to ease household, business cash constraints
"At this time, our role at the Bank of Israel is to help achieve the correct balance in the financial system," said Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Amir Yaron.
Building a home for Israel's brightest minds
According to nonprofit ScienceAbroad, the Israeli economy loses approximately NIS 20 million for every academic who remains abroad.
Israel’s economic growth has left most people behind - study
“The national budget needs to include engines of equality and not just engines of economic growth. The Israeli government needs to invest in regions of the country neglected by the business sector."
