Continued spread of disease in Israel could reduce GDP by NIS 12 billion, or one percent of national output, with most damage caused to tourism and aviation industries

Union of ministry employees said to threaten further sanctions as it complains of Finance Ministry plans to hurt workers' rights

Netanyahu calls meeting to address financial fallout of disease outbreak, calls for caution and cooperation, as Tel Aviv Stock Exchange continues to slide

Mild COVID-19 epidemic could shave up to 1 percent off of GDP, authorities say at emergency Jerusalem meeting, as stocks in Tel Aviv tumble amid global worries

Ex-mayor of Jerusalem thanks PM for designating him for post, vows to implement 'big reforms' if party wins March 2 elections

Ministry officials will tell cabinet that ongoing political deadlock likely to weigh on growth rate for coming year, newspaper says

Financing subsidized treatments hampered by political strife that has left the country without a government to approve state budget; funding to be drawn from existing projects

Finance minister, who doesn't want to run for Knesset again, reportedly seeking to cancel vacation day, keep schools open if Israel goes to another national vote

Judge rules committee was wrong to advance proposals by Yitzhak Tshuva's IDE, as well as Hutchison Water, in light of water quality having been faked at another plant they owned

Taxes levied tax on phone and internet companies will then be used to incentivize those that agree to invest in infrastructure across the country, which suffers from subpar speeds