Before there was the Oreo, there was Hydrox. The kosher company now is accusing Oreo of pushing their products to the side

As the housing market in Tel Aviv skyrockets, property values in more neglected areas also rise

Overrun by eager Israelis on its opening day, the store had to shut down as customers stormed the checkout counters

Most of those refused entry were Muslims from Arab states, Europe and the United States. The figures do not include those detained for questioning but allowed to enter

IDF ombudsman is told that in the past, several good officers would compete for every position. Now a special effort is being made to recruit them and in a good number of cases, the army settles for those who are less qualified

Almost half of Israel's government institutions are failing to meet a new law that requires them to fill at least 5% of jobs with handicapped workers

Source of problem isn’t in the security service, but in government’s delegitimization of Arabs and leftists

The increase is a blow to Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon’s boast that he and his ministry have pricked the housing bubble