Next Vision NightHawk2 camera mounted on drone credit: Next Vision Next Vision wins biggest ever order

The order for the company's stabilized cameras and other products is worth $76.8 million.

The planned Tivon Tech Park credit: Oillin Nvidia to pay NIS 90m for Kiryat Tivon site

A deal for the land on which Nvidia will build its new Israel campus is expected to be signed within the coming days.

Tom Livne credit: Arik Sultan Tom Livne, Eyal Waldman raising $200m for SPAC

The SPAC is intended for the acquisition of an Israeli cybersecurity or AI company.

Inflation credit: Shutterstock Inflation in Israel continues to fall

Israel’s Consumer Price Index fell 0.5% in November 2025, and home prices fell for the eighth straight month.

Poolside cofounders credit: Gil Gibli Poolside AI targets Israel’s defense sector

The US company, which has developed an autonomous software development engine, is hiring Israeli engineers and hopes to sell its software to Israel’s defense sector.

Elbit Systems PULS artillery system credit: Elbit Systems US blocks missiles for Elbit’s EuroPULS launchers - report

The US has not approved use of American rockets and missiles in EuroPULS launchers, the European version of Elbit System’s PULS, manufactured together with Germany’s KNDS, “Defense Express” reports.

Tue: Next Vision soars

The main indices rose today, with Next Vision the outstanding stock following its largest ever order. Gilat fell sharply after announcing an equity offering.

Foreign investment pours into Israeli stocks

Stock purchases by overseas investors in 2025 amount to $2.3 billion, and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange believes the switch to Monday to Friday trading could accelerate the trend.

The shekel illustration: Gil Gibli Most analysts see shekel strengthening

The exception is Citi, which insists that the Israeli currency is 19% overvalued.

Eli Glickman and Yair Seroussi  credit: Don Monteaux, Eyal Izhar Consultants back ZIM board against opposition shareholders

Both ISS and Glass, Lewis & Co. recommend supporting the board's candidates for directorships.

El Al  credit: Ido Wachtel "El Al stock’s low pricing is unjustified"

Analyst Lior Vider explains why the market is missing the big picture and distorting the Israeli airline’s valuation.

Formula and Magic CEO Guy Bernstein and Matrix CEO Moti Gutman credit: PR, Idan Grossman Matrix, Magic merger boosts both companies’ stocks

The merger, to be completed next month, will create the eighth largest publicly-traded IT company in the US and the third largest in Europe.

SMX CEO Haggai Alon  credit: YouTube screenshot Product tracking co SMX in market revival

The company's share price soared from $6 to $332 in eight sessions, although it has since retreated.

Shekel strengthening sharply credit: Tali Bogdanovsky with Adobe Firefly Shekel hits new 3-year strongest against US dollar

The Fed is expected to cut the US interest rate this week, widening the interest rate between the dollar and the Israeli currency, and making the shekel more attractive.

Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron credit: Eyal Izhar, Tali Bogdansky Bank of Israel sees no benefit in conscription bill

The Bank of Israel says that the Knesset bill is deficient because the targets set are low and the economic incentives and sanctions are ineffective.

Bezalel Smotrich and Nir Barkat  credit: Noam Moskowitz Barkat opposes expanding VAT exemption on personal imports

Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat has called on Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich to reconsider the proposal, which he says will damage business and growth.

Ministry of Finance chief economist Dr. Shmuel Abramzon   credit: Yossi Zamir Inward investment up or down? Treasury stresses the bright side

The chief economist's report, based on OECD figures, shows an impressive rise in foreign investment in Israel, but it contradicts data gathered by the Ministry of Finance itself.