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Nasrallah's dilemma

Unlike Hamas, the Hezbollah leader has a country to worry about, but his Iranian patrons see now as payback time.Politics

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• Thousands of Intel Israel employees to lose company cars

• What Intel split might mean for Israel

• More airlines suspend Israel service

• Despite objections 42-floor "Burj Jerusalem" tower approved

• Israel airfares skyrocket for holiday flights

• Israelis shunning NIS 200 bills due to abolishment fears

• EU tells airlines to halt Israel flights

• More airlines suspend Israel service

• Israel airfares skyrocket for holiday flights

• Israelis shunning NIS 200 bills due to abolishment fears

• EU tells airlines to halt Israel flights

• Air Haifa to begin operations on Monday

• Treasury unveils new taxes worth NIS 40b for 2025 budget

• David's Sling intercepts first Hezbollah missile fired at Tel Aviv

• EU tells airlines to halt Israel flights

• Israelis shunning NIS 200 bills due to abolishment fears

• Air Haifa to begin operations on Monday

• Moody's cuts Israel's rating by two notches

• Israel airfares skyrocket for holiday flights

• Hezbollah leader killed by Israel tied Lebanon to Iran

• Analysts see rating downgrade hitting everyone's pocket

NEWS

MARKET

• Sun: Energy stocks lift TA 35 to new record

• Teva settles opioid suits in Israel

• Two more groups mull bidding for Isracard

• New Check Point CEO to receive $15.3m remuneration package

• Intel declares no plans to divest Mobileye majority stake

• US rate cuts won't necessarily strengthen shekel

ECONOMY

• Gasoline prices in Israel to fall for third straight month

• Moody's cuts Israel's rating by two notches

• Israelis shunning NIS 200 bills due to abolishment fears

• Treasury seeks to curb pension tax benefit

• Israelis' long-term savings up 10% in 2023

• Treasury unveils new taxes worth NIS 40b for 2025 budget

• Bank of Israel sounds skeptical about abolishing NIS 200 bill

• Treasury plans tax on banks and Ashdod Port privatization

• Treasury seeks supervision of Defense Ministry "wastefulness"

ISRAEL AT WAR

• Hezbollah leader killed by Israel tied Lebanon to Iran

• David's Sling intercepts first Hezbollah missile fired at Tel Aviv

• Taiwanese pager company under scrutiny after attacks

HEALTHCARE

• Israel's Immunai expands strategic tie with AstraZeneca

• FDA approval boosts weight loss pill co Epitomee

TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE

• City curbside parking reform postponed

• Treasury revives plan to tax EVs for each km traveled

TOURISM & AVIATION

• Air Haifa to begin operations on Monday

• Israel Canada to buy Brown Hotels chain

DEFENSE & AEROSPACE

• Israel ranked as world's top supplier of suicide drones

ENERGY

• Leviathan partners sign $150m Haifa Group gas deal

TECH, TELECOMS & INTERNET

• Salesforce buys Israeli data management co Zoomin

• Wiz in talks on shareholders selling part of stakes - report

• Intel launches Habana Labs Gaudi 3 AI accelerator

• Israel's tech industry withstanding war stresses - report

• Playtika buys Israeli gaming co SuperPlay for up to $1.95b

STARTUPS

• Israeli automated cybersecurity co Torq raises $70m

• Israeli startup Mine appoints 5 top execs in major expansion

• Amnon Shashua's AI startup AA-I Technologies revealed

REAL ESTATE

• UBS lowers Tel Aviv housing market to moderate bubble risk

• Leumi mortgages chief: Foreigners' home purchases back to peak

• Moving IDF bases tops gov't housing plan

• Mivne leases 25,000 sq m in Tel Aviv towers to Fattal

• ILA opens tenders for 4,600 Sde Dov homes

• Building starts in Israel slump to 4-year low

• Ambitious plan adds two floors to Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Center