Bank Mizrahi Tefahot and Social Finance Israel host event, where SFI CEO Yaron Neudorfer says, "As consumers, we all have the power to influence the big money in the market through pension funds."
Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel survey of Beit Lid army camp discovers Mandate-era water tower with Greek carvings dating back to World War II.
Bennett and Lapid can ask the president to dissolve the Knesset on the grounds it is disrupting the function of the government. The president would then need to task another lawmaker with forming a government.
Analyzing records of rainfall in Israel going as far back as 1860, Elad Data researchers finds Israel's rainy season has gradually shifted to both begin and end later on in the year.
Reducing the mandatory benchmark from 3.25% to only 2% is likely to ensure that Degel HaTorah and Agudat Yisrael, the factions comprising UTJ, are elected to parliament if they decide to pursue independent bids.
"I thank God and the hospital. I'm definitely living proof that innovation saves lives," says Itzik Saidyan.
We will continue to work "with great resolution" to improve the quality of life "for those who sacrificed themselves for the State of Israel," Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who co-proposed the bill, vows.
Christian Arab officer from the IDF's 210th Division restores Israeli flag after seeing the Palestinian flag flying at the memorial to slain IDF soldiers of the 36th Division's 134th Reconnaissance Battalion.
"If the Knesset's dissolution is a done deal by June 30, we'll pass the Judea and Samaria regulations together with the opposition and head to elections," senior coalition member says.
Ariel Porat defends signing a letter to the United States against imposing sanctions on Roman Abramovich, who was sanctioned by the EU and Britain for supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin's aggression in Ukraine.