Business and Economy
Something that appeared to be a sound solution at first is getting old. Still, some question whether worshippers will be running to synagogue doors once they open.
“We are going to pause the reopening of the economy, at least until we can see the plateauing of the curve,” says the Israeli premier.
The agreement’s final ratification is “an important expression of the relationship Israel has with the E.U.,” says Israeli foreign minister.
Israel Katz says the country can deal with the pandemic “in a focused manner with enforcement and quarantine.”
Husband-and-wife team Gedaliah and Elisheva Blum take a page or two from an American iconic directory, and a decade later, see a thriving resource for residents, visitors and others looking for information at their fingertips.
The Jewish state is ranked fifth in the world in fintech investments after China, the United States, Britain and India.
Hassan Nasrallah also accused America of blocking the flow of cash into Lebanon as the pound dropped steeply, leading to a wave of protests.
After 300 new COVID-19 cases are recorded in 24 hours, a health official warns that the country is facing a “second wave” of infections.
Internet-based company claims to have brought millions of dollars of foreign currency into Iran.
Multiple options are on the table to secure Ahlam Tamimi’s extradition, says nominee for U.S. ambassadorship to Jordan.
With the mix of the “idealism of a Jewish person owning property in Israel” and positive real estate trends over the last year, purchasing apartments is a safe investment in the long term, said U.S.-based investor and investing consultant Nathan Silver.
Israel’s state-owned defense company is following a new strategy that calls for streamlining and technological versatility, and is monitoring its business environment for pandemic effects.
