According to the approved plans, 1,006 housing units will be built in Gevaot, a nascent Jewish village near the larger community of Alon Shvut in Judea’s Gush Etzion region.

Despite a market slowdown and falling sales nationwide, money is still showing up, but it is chasing a very specific product: the Tel Aviv market.

International pressure is the main reason construction at E1 has not moved forward since it was first proposed in 1994 by then-Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

​​The Chotam Organization created a video to demonstrate the hope, fear and ultimate triumph of the Operation Rising Lion campaign, inspired by the passage in Tehillim (psalms) 'When Hashem returned the returnees to Zion, we were like dreamers.'

The decline in inflation brings it closer to the Bank of Israel's target range of between 1% and 3%.

Over the past year, approximately 16,000 have arrived from the South Asian nation, with plans to recruit thousands more.

May 2024 saw a 7.8% rise in wages compared to May 2023, and the average monthly wage is now 12,891.

Cabinet reduces red tape as Minister Bezalel Smotrich gets promised authority.

A panel at an economic conference Sunday agreed that prices would drop precipitously if the Eastward Ho! plan is adopted.

The lawmakers signed a declaration in support of Israel’s right to build in its capital.

Over-reacting screed haggles over the significance of 1,600 housing units approved for Palestinians and attacks CAMERA UK.

The building of dozens of housing units represents the first major construction in the 'H2' section in 21 years.

'Strengthening and expanding Jewish settlement in Judea and Samaria is a necessary and very important aspect in the vision of the Zionist enterprise,' said Minister Zeev Elkin.

Israeli leader dismisses Biden administration objections to housing construction in Jerusalem.

As Israel prepares to apply sovereignty over towns in Judea and Samaria, the Ministry of Defense approves thousands of new houses.

Israel approved construction of 2,500 new housing units in Judea and Samaria.

The US and EU have repeatedly denounced construction for Jewish residents in Jerusalem, Israel's capital, and in Judea and Samaria. And now, they are doing it again, claiming it is an 'obstacle to peace.'