Tech Israel editor Sharon Wrobel on uncertainty over judicial overhaul leading to Israeli currency volatility; military correspondent Emanuel Fabian on Israeli efforts for Morocco

Rattled market sends exchange rate to NIS 3.73 per dollar for only third time since early 2017; Lapid blames budget passage, noting currency muscled up when he was in power

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on a year to Ukraine war, what's popping in Papua New Guinea and today's Jordan summit; Tech Israel editor Sharon Wrobel on a weakening shekel

Weakening of Israeli currency as markets react to Omicron variant shows strong link between shekel and global stocks, says Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg

Bank of Israel says economy expected to grow at least 6% in 2021, Reuters reports

Bank of Israel head hints more spending may come after initial announcement of massive foreign currency purchase fails to curb shekel; bank is 'fighting gravity,' says top analyst

Firms operating in shekels but paid in dollars say they'll have to cut back or move away; a central bank plan to buy $30b to stabilize rate will help, but not enough, they say

In policy shift, central bank announces the scope of forex purchases, to provide market with certainty about its commitment to keep shekel appreciation in check

US maker of antivirus software employs 60 in Tel Aviv, most of whom will be laid off as the firm moves operations overseas to cut costs, Globes says

Exchange rate falls to NIS 3.2265 to the dollar, the strongest the Israeli currency has been against the US greenback since July 10, 2008, with the dollar weakening globally