The company said revenue reached $7.9 billion, marking a 16% increase, while net income rose to $534 million from $321 million in 2024.

Supporters describe the Jerusalem office as a strategic step tied to existing commercial relaions rather than symbolic politics.

The latest numbers indicate that salaries are growing faster than living costs, which rose 2.4% over the same period.

The cumulative valuation of private Israeli Deep-Tech firms now exceeds $177 billion, 15 times more than a decade ago.

For 2025, the OECD outlook is also more positive than Israel’s own estimates, putting next year’s GDP increase at 3.3%, compared with 2.5% forecast by the central bank and 2.8% predicted by the ministry.

The Economist compared the economies of 37 countries based on stock market performance, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal deficits.

“When the dust settles, it will become clear that Israel’s economy is very strong,” say Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich following statements by Morgan Stanley and Moody's.

The high 2022 growth rate follows an even greater 8.6% GDP growth in 2021, following a 1.9% contraction in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic.

British weekly The Economist listed Israel as one of 2022's 'economic winners.'

U.S. News & World Report ranked Israel the tenth most powerful country in the world.

Last week, Israel passed a comprehensive bill that will help reduce gaps in education, stimulate economic growth and promote social welfare initiatives in the Arab sector.

Latest data shows that Israel has entered the prestigious top 20 club of nations with the world's highest GDP per capita.

Israel is considered a global leader in the cybersecurity business, and approximately 25 percent of all global investments in cybersecurity go to Israel.

After reaching a record $8.3 billion in 2019, Israeli companies have reported more than $7.6 billion in the first nine months of the pandemic year.

Peace agreement with UAE will be a major boost for Israel's economy providing up to 15,000 new jobs.

Israel is now home to dozens of small breweries and the American influence is there for the next time you hoist a cold one.

Last year alone, four Israeli-founded companies reached the billion-dollar valuation threshold.

Israel’s defense industry remained one of the top exporters in 2019, broadening its scope of business, the Defense Ministry announced.

'Since the outbreak of COVID-19 we’ve been inundated with loan requests like never before,' said the bank's CEO.

On Independence Day this year, Israel completed a successful $5 billion government bond issue in Asian markets. By TPS Israel’s first-ever public issue bond on Asian markets raised $5 billion, providing “a testament to the country’s financial strength and its consolidated support in international markets,” said Accountant General Ronnie Hezekiah. The issue will help finance... Read more »

Confirmation of the A+ credit rating reflects the global economic system's confidence that Israel will succeed financially following the coronavirus pandemic.

In 2019, Israel's economy broke record after record!

The State of Israel ranks as the eighth most powerful country in the world, despite its relatively small size and population, according to the Best Countries ranking of 2019.

Consumer demand drove Amazon's decision to launch in Hebrew.

The Shanghai Diamond Exchange has agreed with the Israel Diamond Exchange to transfer the processing of large stones to Israel, and much more!

The first half of 2018 set a new record for tourism to the Holy Land, with about 2.1 million visitors and NIS 12 billion in revenues.

The appearance of a booming Israeli economy is not a mirage, with the most recent employment figures reflecting a robust job market for workers in the Jewish state.

Israel abolishes customs and purchase taxes on a wide range of products.

The Israeli and US governments are jointly investing an additional $8 million in energy R&D.

In an historic visit to Africa, strengthening cooperation on several fronts, Netanyahu asked Ethiopia for help in search of a missing Ethiopian-Israeli in Gaza.

Israel, the Startup Nation, is becoming ever more attractive for investments and business ties and is attracting even more global attention. A massive delegation came from as far as New Zealand to explore new horizons with Israeli tech.

Stepping up efforts to become a leading force in the global import-export market, the ministry of economy launched a new website, Israel-Trade.Net.

Under a proposed new bill, the US would be required to pressure European trade partners to reject economic isolation of Israel.