Oslo’s sovereign fund drops Israeli firm for operating in ‘West Bank’ The fund quit the stock because Paz operates infrastructure for supplying fuel to Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria. David Isaac May 12, 2025
US Treasury Department sanctions 15 members of al-Shabaab Terrorist Finance Targeting Center “member states are stronger and more effective when working together to counter these shared threats to the international financial system,” a U.S. Treasury Department rep said. April 15, 2025
Israeli tech sector raises $3b in funding in Q1 of 2025 More than 40% of the total private funding was in investments of more than $100 million each, known as mega-rounds. JNS Staff April 8, 2025
Israel to adopt Monday-to-Friday stock trading in 2026 Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said on Monday he would approve Monday-to-Friday trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. JNS Staff Dec. 31, 2024
Google’s Israeli-American CFO delivers strong results Anat Ashkenazi's debut quarter demonstrated impressive performance across key metrics, with operating income jumping 34% to $28.5 billion and earnings per share increasing 37% to $2.12. Erez Linn Oct. 30, 2024
Moody’s should have raised, not lowered, Israel’s credit rating Its rationale for downgrading Israel could have been written by the U.S. State Department or “CNN” pundits. Lawrence Solomon Oct. 28, 2024
IDF: Hezbollah bunker under Beirut hospital holds $500 million Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari outlined three ways Iran smuggles funds to its Lebanese terrorist proxy. Lilach Shoval Oct. 22, 2024
Approaching the end of cash in Israel? For the time being, the Bank of Israel has nixed the government’s plan to limit cash in circulation, but economist Dror Goldberg believes physical money will not survive the digital revolution. Natan Galula Oct. 11, 2024
It’s National Financial Awareness Day: Take control of your funds The key to addressing life’s fiscal challenges lies in the education of our youth. Shlomo Schwartz Aug. 14, 2024
