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Defense Tech Company Rafael to Leave Tel Aviv Real Estate
The Israel Land Authority and the state-owned defense firm Rafael have reached an agreement that will see the former free up 13 dunams, or 3.2 acres, of property in Tel...

Tel Aviv
The Israel Land Authority and the state-owned defense firm Rafael have reached an agreement that will see the former free up 13 dunams, or 3.2 acres, of property in Tel...

Business
Lumen, a metabolic health company based in Tel Aviv, Israel, just completed a Series B financing round in which it was able to raise $62 million.

Tel Aviv
Last Thursday, a worldwide survey was released, which showed that Tel Aviv was no longer the most expensive city in the world, a ranking it had received last year.

Tel Aviv
There are plans in place of building two additional stations in central Jerusalem, aimed at extending fast train services that would go to and from Tel Aviv.

Business
A hospital in Tel Aviv that has to deal with a lot of scooter injuries has shared some statistics. 70% of the riders who were involved in crashes did not have a helmet...

Tel Aviv
On Friday, Ron Huldai, the Mayor of Tel Aviv, warned that the country could very well end up becoming a fascist theocracy.

Tel Aviv
More than two weeks ago, a rather large deal came to light between the Meitar law firm and Tidhar Construction.

Tel Aviv
A controversial far-right political figure, Itamar Ben Gvir, the chief of the Otzma Yehudit party, received an invitation to attend the United Arab Emirates National Day...

News
On Tuesday, the leader of the largest free trade zone in the United Arab Emirates, talked to hundreds of entrepreneurs in Tel Aviv.

Business
Fujitsu, the IT multinational company based in Japan, said that it is opening a new R&D center in Tel Aviv for expanding its research activities as well as technologies.

Tel Aviv
The tech crisis has resulted in the fall in rent prices in Tel Aviv. Ron Mazor, the chief appraiser at Bank Leumi, revealed some data at the Israeli appraisers’ annual...

Health
Israeli aid workers are ready to bring four children to Tel Aviv from South Sudan for receiving heart surgery that will save their lives.