The Israeli government has decided to establish a national artificial intelligence hub, with a budget of 120 million shekels for 2025-2026. The hub will focus on human capital, advanced computing infrastructure, and AI applications in state systems.
Turkey Imposes Airspace Restrictions on Israeli Government Flights
Vehicle Import Reform Gets Green Light in Israel
Unprecedented Car Imports in 2024, Despite War Year
US Slaps 15% Tariff on Israeli Goods
Israel and the Philippines Initiate Talks on Free Trade Agreement
Gadot Group Takes Over Green Oil's Recycling Facility
44 Million Shekel Government Investment in AI Research Data Repositories
State Guarantee Approved for Continuity of Airline Companies
French authorities blocked Israeli stands at the Paris Air Show, drawing criticism from Israeli industry leaders who called it a 'public humiliation.'
Updated Guidelines for Essential Industries Amid 'Am K’Lavi' Operation
Stef Wertheimer, Israel Prize Winner and Industrial Pioneer, Dies at 98
Israel-Japan Chamber of Commerce Honors 2025 Excellence Award Recipients
The Israeli Economic Committee has approved the cancellation of a unique regulation for electric heating ovens, aligning with European standards.
In preparation for emergencies, approved laboratories have been declared essential, allowing them to continue operations. This decision highlights the importance of these labs in maintaining quality, safety, and public health.
OECD Secretary-General Meets with Israeli Treasury Leaders
Knesset Economic Committee Greenlights Nevatim International Airport
Israel Expands 'What's Good for Europe' Reform to Include US Market
