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Katz extended an invitation to investors and partners, emphasizing Israel's readiness for business.

Israel's Economic Resilience: Anat Katz's Insights at the Jerusalem Post 2024 Annual Conference

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Residents of northern Israel seen at a tent city asking the government to return them to their homes, at Amiad Junction

A solution to shielding northern Israel: Financial imperatives and mortgages

By Ran Naor

Head of the Finance committee MK Moshe Gafni leads a Finance committee meeting at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, on December 25, 2023.

Budget deficit could pass 10% at years end, opposition MKs warn

By ELIAV BREUER

Israel's State Comptroller, Matanyahu Englman and outgoing EUROSAI President, Miloslav Kala, during the appointment ceremony as the new president of EUROSAI, May 27, 2028.

State Comptroller Englman to be first Israeli to serve as head of an intl. organization

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Money Mind Hack Poster

Decentralized finance: The good, the bad and the ugly

By ILAN ALON

Israel army reserves train in October

The recipe for a start-up nation - opinion

By Galit Horovitz

A slowdown in economic activity and a sharp increase in the deficit following the injection of funds into the affected sectors

Israel-Hamas war takes toll on Israel's 2023 GDP

By REUTERS , EVE YOUNG

Former US president Barack Obama awards Daniel Kahneman the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2013 at the White House

Israeli-American Nobelist Daniel Kahneman, who reframed economic decision-making, dies at 90

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA

Daylight savings: Time to roll back the clock.

Year-round daylight savings time could save NIS 400 million

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Investment graph

Keep your will, estate plan, and any beneficiaries up to date

By AARON KATSMAN

47% can't afford dental care: Israeli financial security down in 2023

FINANCE MINISTER Bezalel Smotrich speaks at a meeting of his Religious Zionist Party parliamentary faction, last week, in the Knesset. Will the war bring an economic boom like the Six Day War, or a bust like Yom Kippur? There are arguments supporting both sides, says the writer.

Despite concerns about Israel's financial standing, history proves optimistic

By Ofer Nidam

Maayan Hoffman, Deputy CEO, The Jerusalem Post; Yaron Ashkenazi, Founder and Managing Partner, Awz Ventures; Dr. Dan Deviri, Co-Founder and CEO, CarbonBlue, Omer Keilaf, Co-Founder and CEO, Innoviz Technologies and Heiko Thoms, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Finance.

Israel-Germany business ties are strong and growing - German minister

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

People enjoy the water as a container ship crosses the Gulf of Suez towards the Red Sea before entering the Suez Canal, in El Ain El Sokhna in Suez, east of Cairo, Egypt, September 5, 2015

What does Red Sea disruption mean for Europe's economy?

By REUTERS

A PAIR of US-made Taiwanese Air Force F-5Fs take off during a demonstration in Taitung, southeast of Taiwan, in November.

Xi, Biden and a $10t. cost of war over Taiwan

By JENNIFER WELCH , JENNY LEONARD , MAEVA COUSIN , GERARD DIPIPPO , TOM ORLIK