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Desert life far from the city: young family bets on farming
In Tzofar in Israel's Arava, the Eldar family speaks candidly about raising children, making a living from agriculture and managing daily life in a place where quiet and isolation come together
Assi Haim
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04.11.26
This Passover, four questions about money matter most
With stress, fatigue and financial pressure driving many purchases, the holiday’s familiar framework offers a timely guide to smarter spending: Is it necessary, what is the right budget, how should it be paid for and did you shop around?
Gil Yahalom
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04.01.26
'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
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03.21.26
Whiskey at 75% off as Israelis unite for premium deals
A community of alcohol enthusiasts is giving up convenience and fast delivery in exchange for discounts of up to 75% by buying directly from importers and collecting bottles from fellow members, pubs and even private homes
Gilad Rusek
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02.21.26
Consumer price index falls; inflation at lowest in nearly 5 years as housing prices rise
January CPI dropped 0.3%, beating forecasts, driven by sharp declines in clothing and transport; home prices rose 0.8% in Nov-Dec, with Tel Aviv leading gains, while annual housing increases remained modest
Gad Lior, Hila Tsion
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02.15.26
Falafel for 10 shekels: a rare find in central Israel
In a region where food prices keep climbing, a small falafel stand on Balfour Street in Bat Yam proves that a filling street food meal for 10 shekels still exists, offering fresh salads, green falafel balls and a refreshing break from Tel Aviv prices
Kobi Rubin
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02.07.26
Israel’s economy over past 20 years: not a collapse, not a miracle — stagnation
Opinion: Israel’s economy has grown and living standards have risen, but compared with other OECD countries it has failed to realize its full potential, falling behind peers due to policy choices and a lack of deep structural reforms
Esteban Klor
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01.23.26
Cost of living crushes Israel’s middle class as one-third of households fail to make ends meet
New survey finds 40% of households cannot handle an unexpected expense, 30% live in chronic overdraft and one in five homeowners face a real risk of losing their property amid the rising cost of living
Gad Lior
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01.18.26
An Iranian woman on lost hope and poverty: ‘hunger has turned protest into a last resort’
Young Iranians are cutting electricity use, showering less, sharing clothes and buying bread on credit as inflation, joblessness and soaring rents push them to the brink; in first-person account, Tehran woman describes why protest has become last resort
Azita, Tehran
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01.13.26
New year price hikes drive up cost of living nationwide
From electricity and water to property taxes, food and electric vehicles, a broad wave of state-led price hikes takes effect on January 1, with tax relief promised only later if the 2026 budget is approved in March
Gad Lior
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01.01.26
From groceries to gas: Israelis face painful price hikes in 2026
Economists say price hikes, frozen tax brackets and benefit cuts taking effect Jan. 1 could cost Israeli families 800 to 1,200 shekels a month, offsetting limited tax relief and hitting middle- and lower-income households hardest
Gad Lior
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12.14.25
How much it really costs to keep the Sabbath
Since October 7, more Israelis have embraced Shabbat observance, driving a surge in demand for Sabbath-friendly products, from electric hot plates and water urns to pre-cut toilet paper, espresso machines and even Shabbat-compatible flights
Shoshana Chen
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11.14.25
Israel Consumer Price Index falls 0.6% in September; annual inflation drops to 2.5%
Home prices fall for sixth straight month; rent and fresh vegetables rise; central bank expected to cut interest rate in November
Gad Lior, Hila Tsion
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10.15.25
Israel’s annual inflation slows to 3.1% as housing prices continue to drop
Overseas travel jumped 11.9% and domestic vacations rose 6.3% in July, while fresh vegetables and fruits fell 0.9% and clothing and footwear dropped 4.2%; rents rose 2.6% for renewing tenants and 5.4% for new tenants
Gad Lior
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08.16.25
Israelis enter Palestinian towns looking for deals on goods and services
Amid rising cost of living, more Israelis are illegally entering Palestinian towns in search of cheaper goods and services; Security officials warn the trend, fueled by a false sense of calm, poses serious risks and violates the ban on entering Area A of the West Bank
Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.10.25
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