In October, amid the backdrop of the ongoing conflict, Israel experienced a significant decline in the number of vacant job positions within its economy. The data, as reported by the Central Bureau of Statistics, indicates that there was an 18% decrease in vacant jobs, dropping from 114.3 thousand in September to 93.4 thousand in October, when considering seasonally adjusted figures. Notably, this marked the lowest point in job vacancies since February 2021 when there were 85.8 thousand vacancies, coinciding with the end of the third COVID lockdown. This decline also put an end to nearly three years during which job vacancies remained notably higher than the pre-coronavirus crisis level of approximately one hundred thousand.

19 November 2023

Read more: Israeli Economy Sees 18% Drop in Job Vacancies Amid Ongoing War In Gaza

Despite the ongoing conflict in Israel, the shekel's recent strengthening trend against the dollar continues to unfold. Today, the dollar experienced a decline of 1.4% against the shekel, with its exchange rate dropping below 3.80 NIS. This marks a decrease from the pre-war period when the dollar was trading at 3.86 NIS. Similarly, the euro also witnessed a slight dip in value against the shekel, settling at 4.1260 shekels.

15 November 2023

Read more: Shekel Gains Ground As Dollar Weakens Amidst War and New Inflation Data

The value of the US dollar against the Israeli shekel has continued its downward trend, currently trading at approximately 3.88 NIS. This marks a decrease of over one percent since the previous Friday. Simultaneously, the Euro is trading at around 4.18 NIS, showing signs of slight weakening. This fluctuation in currency exchange rates has been a topic of keen interest since the begining of the war in Gaza over a month ago.

07 November 2023

Read more: Israeli Shekel Strengthens After Nasrallah's 'Soothing' Speech

In recent times, the European public has begun to gain a deeper understanding of how Hamas, a designated terrorist organization, has been manipulating the people of Gaza for years. A striking revelation was made by the German daily newspaper "Die Welt," shedding light on Hamas' covert economic empire, worth a staggering $700 million, meticulously crafted to serve the interests of a select few within the terrorist organization. Astonishingly, while Hamas leaders enjoy lives of opulence abroad, the residents of Gaza grapple with the dire consequences of their actions.

30 October 2023

Read more: Unveiling Hamas' Economic Empire: Luxury For Leaders, Suffering For Gaza

A week ago, the "Takuma" Committee was established, with Brigadier General Moshe Adri at its helm. Concurrently, General Adri serves as the head of the Atomic Energy Committee. The primary objective of this newly formed committee is to coordinate and strategize the rehabilitation and treatment efforts for evacuees and the areas surrounding Gaza affected by the recent Hamas terrorist attack.

26 October 2023

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