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A string of recent incidents shows how ill-adapted Israel Police is to its task. It must change before things get out of hand.

Amnon Shashua, Israel's most daring entrepreneur, would have struggled to get a valuation of $30 billion, let alone $50 billion, and might have harmed the Mobileye brand.

The rapid rise in interest rates may dampen demand and bring down inflation but risks turning a slowdown into a recession.

The current lack of accountability on the part of our politicians is putting the country's very survival at stake.

Israel's sovereign wealth fund, finally activated, should be used to narrow the country's shockingly wide economic gaps.

Israel has recently found effective PR responses to its enemies, but the reality of heavy-handed policing is undermining them.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a crime under international law and atrocities have been committed, but the Russians are not trying to annihilate the Ukrainian people.

If they do, it could well be to Israel's wider benefit.

The financial technology revolution is centered around providing financial services on platforms that customers are already using. Fintechs are key to making this happen, explains Rakefet Russak-Aminoach.

Israel's only major privately-owned defense company has products that combine traditional weaponry and precise advanced tech systems to protect Europe against Russian expansionism.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine looks like another chapter in the rise of China and the waning of the US. As for Israel, its interests do not justify its ambivalence.

Prices may still be rising but appraiser Erez Cohen explains why the country's real estate market is about to change.

With rising commodity prices and a global slowdown caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the haunting specter of stagflation could be on the horizon.

Avigdor Liberman correctly predicts the breakdown of international order but does not mention it is being hastened by the social and political deterioration in the US.

After America's failures at home and abroad in 2021, we can only hope that Israel, and the world, will see better from it in 2022.

Following the general success of the agreements signed with Israel by four Arab countries a year ago, there are one or two good candidates to follow suit.