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Bank of America sees strong GDP growth of 4.2% in Israel in 2026 followed by 4% in 2027.

The company was founded by Cybereason founders Lior Div and Yonatan Striem Amit.

At a press conference today in advance of the government discussion of the budget, Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich said the main aim was to reduce the cost of living.

The UK low-cost airline has said it could operate flights from Tel Aviv to more destinations than before the war.

The average wage for Israeli workers in October 2025 was NIS 13,620, according to initial estimates by the Central Bureau of Statistics, up 2.9% from October 2024.

The Israeli cybersecurity company is leasing space at a discount, as part of Cyberstarts efforts to concentrate its portfolio companies in one location.

The German shipping giant is apparently not the only company to have expressed interest. ZIM's workers are fiercely opposed to a sale.

OpenAI has bought Polish company NeptuneAI, in which Israel VC firm Pitango was the first investor through its Polish arm TDJ Pitango Ventures.

Tariffs on Israeli exports to the US will be cut from the proposed 15% but will not be uniform for all industries.

Israel’s High Court of Justice has ordered ICL’s Dead Sea Works unit to pay for water pumped from 2018.

Israeli law firm Amit Pollak Matalon & Co. has announced a merger with Paulina Ben-Ami, which specializes in intellectual property.

Tel Aviv homes remain Israel’s most expensive but the gap in prices has narrowed, according to “Globes” urban real estate rankings.

“Globes” revealed last month that Eon was set to complete the financing round at a company valuation of $4 billion.

Despite the war, Israel has met its commitment to deliver the €3.5 billion anti-ballistic missile defense system on time.

Simad Holdings' camps cost up to $16,000 per participant. The offering is part of a revival of the primary market on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Urgent security needs are taking priority in the 2026 budget, and the Nimbus cloud computing project meant to upgrade government services could fall victim.

As part of the lessons learned from the war, the Israel Defense Force has established AI and Spectrum Divisions.

The OECD sees strong GDP growth in 2026 and 2027, lower inflation and more interest rate cuts.

Zafran has also launched its agentic exposure management suite, positioning it to complete the entire end-to-end lifecycle across asset inventory, vulnerability detection, risk assessment, and autonomous remediation workflows.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that he plans to increase the defense budget by NIS 250-350 billion over the next decade.

Sales volumes and prices fell steeply in the first nine months of this year, although the picture is uneven.

The Energy Ministry will approve the $35 billion gas export deal providing gas producers commit to lowering gas prices for the Israeli economy.

The Ministry of Finance Budgets Division says the bill will not reduce the burden on reserve soldiers and will cost the economy tens of billions of shekels annually.

UK private equity firm Apax Partners has signed an agreement to acquire the Israeli second-hand market site from US private equity firm KKR.

The Israeli company is developing an electromagnetic spacecraft launcher built like a rail track pointing to the sky.

The new agreement includes the lease of four floors in the West Tower, in addition to 19 floors it already occupies in the East Tower.

Elbit Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are all ranked in the world’s top 34 defense companies for 2024 by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).

Israeli privately-held tech companies have raised over $9 billion in the first eleven months of 2025.

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Jerusalem, Mevaseret Zion, Netanya, Haifa, Nesher and Netivot.

Rivlin will take up the post of digital currency company BitCore, which seeks a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing.

MAFAT head Brig. Gen. (res.) Danny Gold told DefenseTech Week 2025 in Tel Aviv that the laser defense system will be delivered to the IDF on December 30.

Jerusalem-based Salignostics is also developing its saliva tests for diagnosing a range of infections.

Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources' stock price has soared as it indicates it will complete US projects in time for tax breaks.

Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Boaz Levy: Interest in the Barak MX is not confined to Greece.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has submitted a request to President Isaac Herzog for a pardon "to attain unity in the people and to restore confidence in the institutions of the state."

Through a series of acquisitions in Israel, starting with Airobotics, the US company has built an autonomous systems division, and it aims to expand further.

Jozsef Varadi made the commitment in a meeting with Minister of Transport Miri Regev, although not all issues have been settled, and the Histadrut threatens disruption.

Chambre de Commerce France-Israel president Henri Cukierman: Business with France has slowed down but it continues.

Elad Aharonson spoke to the "Globes" Israel Business Conference about ICL's advanced fertilizer technologies, and its Zionist values.

The firm names artificial intelligence, deep-tech and quantum computing, and crypto among the areas in which it will seek to invest.

PathKeeper Surgical's spinal surgery device is radiation free and accurate to within less than a millimeter.

Knesset Finance Committee chairperson Hanoch Milwidsky: This is a classic example of destructive election economics.

Adhanan is due to open an Israel office for the venture lending firm next year.

Exceptionally high global demand for gas turbines will inflate the cost of the OPC Hadera and Reindeer power plants and put back competition.

The insurance and financial group's profit for the first nine months of 2025 was 40% higher than in the corresponding period.