Eytan Halon
The Jerusalem Post
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IDF Cyber Dept. commander in quarantine after exposure to coronavirus
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UAE says Turkish and Iranian interventions violate Iraqi sovereignty
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El Al extends halt on scheduled flights until July 31
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Coronavirus Cabinet to meet over spike in morbidity
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Gov't approves use of Remdesivir to treat coronavirus patients
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Seven suspects arrested for shooting police car in Ramle
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Marius Nacht to step down as Check Point chairman
Bringing almost three decades of leading the Israeli cybersecurity giant to a close, entrepreneur and philanthropist Nacht will be replaced by Check Point vice-chairman Jerry Ungerman. → Read More
Special report: Impact of COVID-19 on all aspects of Israel's future
The coronavirus crisis will affect nearly all aspects of Israel’s future, from health to macroeconomics, welfare, the labor market and education. → Read More
Israelis remain hesitant as malls, markets and gyms reopen
For the first time in two months, security guards armed now with both handguns and forehead "thermometer guns" welcomed customers returning to the country's malls, markets and gyms Thursday. → Read More
Shashua takes full control of Israel's first digital bank
The Bank of Israel announced in September 2019 that it had authorized Shashua and Nacht to establish the digital bank – the first banking license granted in over four decades. → Read More
Netanyahu rolls out Israel's coronavirus exit plan
Some 5,947 active cases of the virus; 235 people have died and 70 are intubated → Read More
Intel acquires Israeli mobility start-up Moovit for $900m.
Moovit uses up to six billion anonymous data points daily “to add to the world’s largest repository of transit and urban mobility data,” the company said. → Read More
Court permits El Al to withdraw millions from employee pension funds
El Al will be permitted to withdraw the funds on May 10, the court said, unless the National Labor Court holds that it is necessary delay the execution of the decision. → Read More
Energy Ministry: Prices of fuel to drop further overnight Thursday
In May, gasoline prices will be at their lowest level since January 2009. → Read More
Finland rejects 104,000 kilos of Israeli oranges with banned pesticide
Authorities rejected eight consignments of oranges since February due to the discovery of bromopropylate, which has been banned in the EU. → Read More
Israel's IAI tests UV light solution to sterilize passenger aircraft
"The usual cleaning solutions require a lot of time, and involve chemicals, water and liquids. Passengers cannot board the airplane until it has dried out," → Read More
Winning the coronavirus battle is about more than IKEA
Public cooperation has been key to ensuring Israel's success in fighting the coronavirus outbreak, and that requires the government keeping their faith and trust. → Read More
Gov't eases restrictions: Beauty salons and clothing stores to open
Some 15,803 people have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 and 194 Israelis have died → Read More
El Al agrees to sell and lease back three aircraft in $76m. deal
Israel's flagship carrier El Al has signed a memorandum of understanding to sell and lease back three Boeing 737-800 aircraft to a foreign company.The aircraft, expected to be sold for approximately $76 million, will be leased back to El Al for a period of eight years.El Al said on Monday that it was in "advanced negotiations" with an Israeli bank and the Finance Ministry as it seeks a $345m.… → Read More
Israeli car insurers not rushing to assist stay-at-home owners
The first companies to provide a financial boost to their stationary consumers were Allstate, returning 15% of customers' monthly premiums in April and May. → Read More