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20 stories about Operation Roaring Lion
The forces pushing the shekel higher are bigger than the dollar
19.08.26
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Adrian Filut
Israel’s currency has strengthened against a broad basket of currencies, highlighting the growing impact of exports, foreign investment, tax revenues and institutional investors.
An Iranian missile destroyed their old building just before demolition. Now the renewal project can finally begin
18.08.26
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Dotan Levy
The residents of 16 Louis Marshall Street had waited years for their TAMA 38 project. After the building was damaged in the war, conflicting instructions from different authorities threatened to create a new bureaucratic obstacle.
Israel’s economy bounced back from war, but the 15.4% growth figure tells only part of the story
17.08.26
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Adrian Filut
GDP surged in the second quarter after the latest war with Iran, pushing the economy above its pre-war peak faster than after the previous conflict. But over the first half of the year, growth was a more modest 3.2%, while domestic consumption weakened and an increasing share of activity took place abroad.
Israel’s GDP is booming. Its domestic economy is telling a different story
16.08.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
The economy grew at an annualized rate of 15.4% in the second quarter as activity rebounded from the war. But strip out production by Israeli companies abroad and growth in the first half falls to just 1%, pointing to a far weaker domestic recovery.
Israel searches for technology that could find soldiers and pilots who cannot call for help
31.07.26
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Allon Sinai
The Defense Ministry is seeking breakthrough systems capable of remotely detecting human biological signals, aiming to create a new generation of battlefield rescue capabilities beyond traditional emergency beacons.
Israel tourism crisis deepens as hotel occupancy drops to 44%
28.07.26
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Amir Kurz
The industry hoped for recovery after the 2024 low point, but renewed conflict with Iran and flight disruptions have delayed the return of international visitors.
Israel's defense budget dispute reignites despite Iran threat
23.07.26
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Yuval Azulay
The Defense Ministry says billions of shekels approved by the government have yet to arrive, warning procurement delays could disrupt weapons production and military readiness.
15 billion and a ceiling: Treasury locks horns with Defense Ministry
06.07.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum, Yuval Azulay
Israel’s budget battle escalates into a high-stakes standoff over 2026 defense funding and long-term fiscal control.
A year later, Israel is still paying the price of Iran’s missiles
17.06.26
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Dotan Levy
From luxury towers to demolished apartment blocks, the aftermath of Operation Rising Lion continues to reshape cities across the country.
IDF confirms Iranian missile debris struck northern airbase during recent escalation
10.06.26
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CTech
Damage was limited to a storage facility, officials say.
Ramat David Air Base may have been hit during latest Israel-Iran escalation
09.06.26
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Ron Krisi, Ynet
Satellite comparison suggests potential damage near key Israeli Air Force hangar.
Israel-Iran escalation hits energy and trade arteries as petrochemical site in Mahshahr struck
08.06.26
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Doron Peskin
Conflict once more expands beyond military targets, shaking oil, shipping routes, and regional financial markets.
Israel says it will respond “harshly” after Iran launches missile barrage
07.06.26
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CTech
Around 10 missiles fired and intercepted as Netanyahu convenes top security officials.
Iranian missile damaged secret Israeli intelligence facility in Tel Aviv strike
02.06.26
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CTech
New report says geospatial intelligence unit was hit in February attack that killed a civilian.
Elon Musk set to visit Israel after tech conference is rescheduled
29.04.26
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CTech
Delayed by the Iran conflict, the summit’s new May 18 date revives plans for Musk’s high-profile appearance and discussions around autonomous driving in Israel.
IMF sees moderate Israeli rebound, but lowers growth forecast after war escalation
16.04.26
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Adrian Filut
2027 projections diverge sharply as global lender signals slower long-term recovery.
$11 billion and counting: The true cost of Israel’s war with Iran and Hezbollah
13.04.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
Civilian damages and hidden spending push total far beyond official figure.
Trump’s “blockade” of Hormuz may not be what it seems
12.04.26
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Doron Peskin
Venezuela precedent suggests selective pressure, not total shutdown.
GPS disruptions persist across Israel despite ceasefire with Iran
12.04.26
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Omer Kabir
IDF signal interference continues amid ongoing missile threats and fragile truce.
Israel’s gas rigs resume operations under the shadow of war
12.04.26
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Yuval Azulay
After costly shutdowns, the return to activity highlights both economic urgency and lingering security vulnerabilities.
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