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Health funds receiving allocations at start of year in healthcare basket

December 28, 2023December 28, 2023Arsen Mayer

On Thursday, the Finance and Health ministries decided to add some NIS 4 billion to the Health Services Basket. It represents a real addition of NIS 2b. to the budgets of the four public health funds, compared with 2023. The insurers will receive the money in advance as part of the arrangement for adding money […]

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Will whiskey barrels emerge as a safe haven for Israeli investors?

December 27, 2023December 27, 2023David Rutman

Amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, investors are seeking refuge from market instability in an unexpected place: whiskey barrels. The economic challenges posed by the war have led to a surge in interest among Israelis to invest in this alternative asset. MyWhisky, a company specializing in whiskey investing, has reported a growing interest […]

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Israeli EdTech Innovators Shine in GESAwards Finals

December 26, 2023December 26, 2023David Rutman

Last week marked a pivotal moment for Israeli EdTech startups as three promising ventures emerged victorious in the Israeli finals of the Global EdTech Startups Awards (GESAwards) organized by MindCET. These triumphant startups are now set to compete on the global stage at the prestigious BETT competition in London next month, representing Israel in the […]

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Israel Poison Center to mushroom pickers: Cooking doesn’t stop poisoning

December 21, 2023December 21, 2023Arsen Mayer

With the rains of winter, mushrooms are pushing their heads up through the ground in forests or even on lawns. Mushrooms are fungi that originate from tiny spores, and in the wild, they release their own spores that fall to the ground or are carried by the wind. They appear suddenly because of their rapid […]

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Can an Israeli startup stop terrorist funding?

December 18, 2023December 18, 2023David Rutman

The crypto industry has been plagued by illegal activities for far too long. But one Israeli startup, Xplorisk, is on a mission to change that. By enhancing transparency, they aim to prevent money laundering, uncover illegal trading activities, and minimize any illicit use of crypto for financing terrorist activities.  According to reports, there are allegations […]

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Jordan denies existence of ‘land bridge’ to Israel to bypass Houthis

December 16, 2023December 16, 2023David Rutman

The Jordanian Transportation Ministry denied reports that a land route for shipments from the Persian Gulf to Israel in order to bypass the Houthi blockade had been established passing through Jordan on Saturday, according to Jordan’s state news agency. On Saturday, Walla reported that a pilot for a new land route for trucks to travel […]

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