'Eretz Nehederet' takes aim at some of the colorful tendencies in an industry awash with cash and eccentric leaders

Bank of Israel hopes to reduce confusion for mortgage takers by compelling all banks to offer same three interest rate tracks, Globes reports

Though the city's fabled Waterloo Market, once run by Jews, met its end due to WWII, Gideon Italiaander brings back the personal touch with his chain of thrifty home goods stores

Investigation indicates army personnel actively suppressed probe of 2019 bombing that hit women and children in country's east

Micha Harari's gallery, with 40 years of work, went up in flames in August; now he's filing a civil case against the fire service and local authority for failing to prepare

Defense Ministry sends delegation to UAE with air force chief, after countries normalized ties last year; hails cooperation with Emirates as 'strategic asset'

Country's first-ever direct presidential election, set to take place on December 24, follows years of violence and revolt that toppled the Libyan dictator in 2011

Second man stable after incident in residential neighborhood; police believe killing was premeditated hit, not terror; all involved said to be East Jerusalem Palestinians