A stronger shekel has become a pressing problem for Americans building lives in Israel
Dollars aren't going as far as they used to, squeezing both immigrants and nonprofits depending on U.S. giving
Dollars aren't going as far as they used to, squeezing both immigrants and nonprofits depending on U.S. giving
Faced with the West Bank's worst economic crisis in generations, Palestinians describe how 'everything is stopped'
The Israeli economy, normally quite resilient, has taken a beating over the months of war and protests
The longest war in Israel's history, combined with judicial overhaul protests and political cronyism is costing Israel dearly
While only one of Netanyahu's proposed reforms has passed, the Israeli economy is already in crisis
The traditionally hardy Israeli economy is taking a nose dive thanks to the proposed bill dismantling the judiciary
A spokesperson for the investing rating company Morningstar said that its analysis designating Israel a low-risk country does not yet account for Netanyahu's judicial reform overhaul
Tech companies are already leaving Israel in response to proposed legislation by the new Israeli cabinet