In the heart of Jerusalem, where history whispers through cobblestone streets and the future beckons with modernity, lies Yemin Moshe, where past and present intertwine seamlessly. A glimpse into history Yemin Moshe traces its roots back to the early 1890s when the Montefiore Welfare Fund embarked on a visionary project to alleviate overcrowding and unsanitary […]
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Israel could see a “start-up boom” following the Israel-Hamas war, according to Dror Bin, CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA). “Periods of difficulty are actually very good periods in terms of creating new successful ventures,” Bin told The Jerusalem Post. “Most of the most successful ventures were created during times of downturn.” He said […]
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The business Stepping into the Paris Bakikar bakery boutique from the bustling streets of Jerusalem is like stepping into another world. Lovely music and French aesthetics complement a wide array of sweet and savory pastries and dishes, bringing a little taste of Paris to the Middle East. Despite a clean and inviting venue and the […]
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A new study published by the Pew Research Center on Thursday reveals the way in which US adults use TikTok. Figures show that 98%, of the majority of public content posted on TikTok is created by 25% of users, in fact, a minority of very active adult users. In accordance with these findings, half of […]
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Science fiction writers can dream up any advanced technology without having to build anything. Many of them “invented” fantastic devices before they actually came onto the market and into homes and cities. How about an algorithm that computes highly accurate, full-color, three-dimensional reconstructions of areas behind obstacles – a concept that can not only help […]
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In 2023, approximately 66,590 apartments (both new and second-hand) changed hands, marking a 35% decline compared to the previous year, as per a report released by the Central Bureau of Statistics. Of these, 42% were new apartments, totaling around 27,930 units, reflecting a 30.7% decrease from 2022. About 6,860 of these new units were sold […]
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The municipality of Jerusalem, through the local planning and building committee, approved four plans on February 11 for deposit in the district committee for urban renewal in Kiryat Menachem, within which 1,709 housing units will be built, including two giant towers of 41 stories each. In addition, the plan includes an area for public use […]
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Oil prices regained some ground in Asian trade on Wednesday amid concerns over attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and growing expectations that cuts to US interest rates will take longer than thought. Brent crude futures rose 24 cents or 0.3% to $82.58 a barrel by 7:21 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate crude […]
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Bank Hapoalim and Bank Leumi will each pay a fine of NIS 1 million, and Isracard will pay a fine of NIS 250,000, the Bank of Israel announced. This comes as part of financial sanctions against banks due to service disruptions and consumer issues, which were investigated by undercover Bank of Israel officials. Bank Hapoalim […]
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Apple froze development of its new foldable iPhone after screens provided by manufacturers did not meet the company’s strict testing standards, according to a report by Chinese technology blogger Fixed Focus Digital. The report claimed that Apple tested a number of foldable devices from other companies as part of its research and development process, which […]
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