140% rise in bad checks in wake of COVID-19, BoI data reveals
Many business owners and professionals are now reluctant to accept checks
Converting offices to residential can help solve real estate crisis
Ramat Gan is the first municipality to allow for the integration of residential apartments in office complexes
Slovak far-right leader sentenced to four years jail for spreading hate
The party has in the past years softened its tone, emphasizing pledges to toughen law and order and defend “decent Slovaks” against what it sees as the EU-driven evils of immigration liberalism.
Israel’s tale of two economies
The pandemic has highlighted economic, as well as demographic, differences in Israel
Amsterdam film festival to screen Israeli documentary
Maya Zinshtein's newest analyzes Evangelical support for Israel.
‘Entry for Arabs is dangerous’: West Bank settlement activists erect warning sign
After IDF commander says settlement cannot bar entry to Arabs, Yitzhar erects sign meant to resemble those posted by Israel at entrances to Area A
Iran has highest daily virus death toll, new patient count
As residents defy coronavirus precautions and the government resists a lockdown amid a worsening economic crisis, Iran's caseload is skyrocketin
UAE to host second human trial abroad of Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine
The UAE's health minister said that the Gulf state's high degree of demographic diversity made it an advantageous location to hold a vaccine trial.
WhatsApp hacking: the new method hackers are using
The only information needed to connect to someone's WhatsApp account is a valid phone number and a verification code.
Yehoshua Kenaz, one of the greats of Hebrew literature, dies of COVID at 83
Writer, translator and former Haaretz editor published his most well-known novel “Infiltration," considered a milestone in Hebrew literature, in 1986