Business and Economy
Elai Rettig, assistant professor at the department of political studies at Bar-Ilan University, said he wasn’t sure how economically viable the interconnector line is, “but it’s good to talk about it. It keeps the Israel-Cyprus relations warm and the dialogue ongoing.”
The company released a 40-minute video showing its Robotaxi driving fluidly around Jerusalem at night.
“More important is the process itself rather than how big is the first step. It’s a process–not a one-off—and we are quite clear on that,” said Bank of Israel Deputy Governor Andrew Abir.
The global rating agency Moody’s upgraded Israel’s outlook on April 8 to “positive” from “stable.”
It expects to bring about 19,000 young adults from North America.
Another hub is to be built in the western part of the capital.
Companies and universities competed in southern Israel in the first-of-its-kind Mobile Standoff Autonomous Indoor Capabilities Challenge.
Twenty startup companies in the fields of robotics and mini-indoor drones take part a competition in Yeruham in southern Israel.
Half of the country’s consumable wheat products and a third of its animal feed are supplied by Russia and Ukraine, according to numbers from the Ministry of Agriculture.
Avigdor Liberman said the reduction would last three months and then be reassessed.
The European Union wants to decrease its reliance on Russian gas.
The lesson to be learned from the Europeans is that energy security comes from “diversity and diversity alone. You can’t be too dependent on just a single country, even if it’s your friend at that time,” said assistant professor Elai Rettig at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan.
