Business and Economy
The Israeli carrier said broadband will be rolled out gradually beginning in 2027.
The deal valued the Israeli fintech company at a 21% premium to its Nasdaq closing price on Friday.
The Israeli foreign minister pointed to French Prime Minister Lecornu’s recent statement that “Israel is one of the biggest competitors of the French defense industry.”
“They are going along the southern ‘highway,’ which is totally safe, secure, and pristine,” the president said.
The Israeli Defense Ministry says Eurosatory blocked displays of defensive systems despite compliance with French restrictions, while offensive weapons remained on show.
Trade union demands that the CAF transportation firm halt work in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
The construction of the five-star hotel at Ben-Gurion Airport is slated to begin in 2028.
The warning comes ahead of a June 16 deadline set by the Israel Airports Authority.
The first half of 2026 saw a 45% increase in capital raised compared to last year’s period, but the sums are concentrated in fewer firms.
Michael and David Shabsels, who operate 30 camps across four states, reported up to $1 billion in liabilities as a New Jersey court approved continued access to funds to keep camps operating.
“Israeli technology is seeing growing global demand,” says senior figure from Israel’s defense establishment.
After promoting trade and cooperation in Arkansas, Yisrael Ganz warns that sanctions strengthen the P.A. and undermine regional stability.
