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Fresh produce and food products will be more expensive due to war

Damage to infrastructure in the Gulf has led to a global shortage of fertilizers, and its price has already jumped by 180% in Israel; There is also a 35% increase in packaging prices due to the rise in oil prices; Manufacturers: 'More extreme than corona or war in Ukraine'

Navit Zomer | 03.24.26

בחירות ל נשיאות איראן יושב ראש הפרלמנט מוחמד קליבף קאליבאף קליבאף נרשם כ מועמד

US eyes Iran’s hardline parliament speaker Ghalibaf as potential leader, partner to end war

Sources in the Trump administration confirmed to Politico that Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf is a 'hot name'; The Americans are building on the Venezuelan model, but the man who grew up in the Revolutionary Guards has positioned himself as a hardliner

ynet | 03.24.26

Trump is folding on Iran as war goals still unmet and regime remains intact | Opinion

Opinion: When it comes to the Iranian regime, the very fact that it remains in power constitutes a victory; Even if Trump did not intend to retreat, from the moment he entered the negotiations track, Iran found itself exactly where it wants to be

Ben-Dror Yemini | 03.24.26

תמונתו של המנהיג העליון החדש של איראן מוג'תבא חמינאי בשוק בטהרן

Bombs will not break Iran — but its elites might

Analysis: Iran’s regime is more likely to survive short-term military pressure unless war triggers elite defections inside the Revolutionary Guard and ruling establishment, turning battlefield shock into a broader breakdown of regime cohesion

Dr. Mordechai Chaziza | 03.23.26

הרמטכ"ל באישור תוכניות להמשך המערכה בלבנון

IDF chief approves deeper Lebanon offensive, says fight against Hezbollah ‘only just began’

Israel expands buffer zone in southern Lebanon, targets bridges and supply routes and accelerates Gaza-style home demolitions; Lebanon warns strikes signal a ground invasion and attempt to isolate the south from the rest of the country

ynet correspondents | 03.22.26

פרופ' שומרון בן חורין, מנהל המכון למחלות דרכי העיכול בשיבא, ביצע קולונוסקופיה ללא טשטוש במוטי מזרחי

‘Don’t sleep on it’: doctors warn war-driven delays in tests and heart procedures can cost lives

Israelis delay colonoscopies and even catheterizations during war, doctors warn of fatal consequences; Sheba offers no-sedation tests so patients can reach shelter during sirens; 'A patient died at home after delaying catheterization. If you have heart symptoms, don’t sleep on it,' says a senior cardiologist at Sheba

Ariela Ayalon | 03.22.26

תומכי המשטר ב איראן ב תפילות עיד אל-פיטר ב טהרן

Israel must prioritize destroying Iran’s nuclear program over regime change | Opinion

Israel is investing too many resources in trying to eliminate senior officials and topple the regime in Iran instead of focusing on damaging nuclear facilities, missiles and military industries; This is a weakness in understanding the enemy, which led to the failures of October 7

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 03.22.26

Trump's exit plan, the Natanz attack, and Israel's assessment: Missile fire will increase next week

US president announces he will soon reduce the scope of fighting in Iran, and outlined goals that will allow him to end the campaign; Security sources estimate that missiles from Iran will increase in an attempt to put pressure on Israel to end the campaign

Ron Ben-Yishai | 03.22.26

'There was a time when a fisherman earned more than a doctor'

In Acre’s Old City, the Halawani family describes how war and rising prices are making life harder in a city already battered by the collapse of tourism

Assi Haim | 03.21.26

‘Startup Nation’ under fire: how Israel’s tech sector keeps operating during war

War strains Israel’s tech sector as workers juggle war, reserves and disruptions, but industry pushes to maintain operations and reassure global clients

Tal Shahaf | 03.20.26

Edna, 73, and Thomas, 81, made aliyah from NY during war: 'We are not afraid, Israel is our country'

Despite missiles and danger, the couple decided not to give up on their dream: This week they left their comfortable life in New York, their three children and 10 grandchildren, and boarded a flight to Israel; 'The soul feels like this is home'

Gilad Cohen | 03.19.26

War with Iran creates a new industry: 'Fuel tourism'

Austrian and Polish drivers are crossing the border into Slovakia to fill up at local gas stations to pay lower prices; rest of the world is tightening regulations to control fuel shortages and rising prices, or releasing emergency reserves

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 03.19.26

Pricey Exodus: Passover travelers turn to Aqaba and Taba due to wartime flight cuts

Amid tighter limits at Ben Gurion Airport and a severe seat shortage, Israelis seeking Passover travel are turning to routes via Jordan and Egypt, including Arkia flights through Aqaba; they face fares topping $1,100 as Israir cancels flights and freezes sales

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 03.19.26

From resilience to technological independence: the next challenge for Israeli high-tech

Opinion: Israel’s tech sector keeps operating through war and disruption, but its next test is deeper: turning proven resilience into greater technological independence by building local strength in chips, cloud, manufacturing and other critical systems

Moran Chamsi | 03.19.26

מתגן גז ב קנגאן ב דרום איראן הקשור לשדה הגז " דרום פארס " ארכיון 2014

Trump says Israel attacked Iran gas field without US and Qatari involvement

Trump said Israel carried out the strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field without US or Qatari involvement, warning Tehran that any attack on Qatar would trigger a US strike on the strategic energy site

Reuters | 03.19.26

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