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Aish Faces Financial Challenges Amid Strengthening Shekel and Expansion Efforts

Aish Faces Financial Challenges Amid Strengthening Shekel and Expansion Efforts

Aish Faces Financial Challenges Amid Strengthening Shekel and Expansion Efforts
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How a weaker dollar is quietly making life more expensive

How a weaker dollar is quietly making life more expensive

The U.S. dollar has dropped about 10% against a basket of other major currencies since early 2025
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Hadassah Medical Center's Rapid Response Saves Teen from Severe Meningococcal Infection

Hadassah Medical Center's Rapid Response Saves Teen from Severe Meningococcal Infection

A 16-year-old girl was brought to the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Medical Center's Ein Kerem facility in Jerusalem, where she was saved from a severe meningococcal infection. The girl's symptoms were atypical, but the emergency room team quickly identified and diagnosed her condition, enabling immediate treatment. Dr. Oren Gordon, a specialist in pediatric infectious diseases, administered intravenous antibiotics and other essential treatments. The girl's condition was critical, with symptoms including fever, vomiting, and neck stiffness, which pointed to meningitis. A CT scan and lumbar puncture confirmed bacterial meningitis, prompting an increase in antibiotic treatment to target resistant pathogens. The rapid response by the medical team and the parents' quick action were crucial in saving the girl's life.
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OneFamily Unites 1,000 Bereaved Israelis for Remembrance Day Ceremony

OneFamily Unites 1,000 Bereaved Israelis for Remembrance Day Ceremony

OneFamily, an organization supporting bereaved families in Israel, gathered over 1,000 individuals in Jerusalem for a Remembrance Day ceremony. The event, held at the Haas Promenade, provided a space for families to share their grief and memories of lost loved ones. Co-hosted by mothers of fallen soldiers, the ceremony focused on the theme 'Option B,' encouraging families to find strength and continue living despite their losses. Chantal Belzberg, co-founder of OneFamily, emphasized the importance of courage and resilience in the face of grief, highlighting the organization's role in supporting families through their journey of healing.
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Serbia and Israel Establish Strategic Partnership to Enhance Bilateral Ties

Serbia and Israel Establish Strategic Partnership to Enhance Bilateral Ties

Serbia and Israel have formalized a strategic partnership, marking a significant upgrade in their bilateral relations. This development was announced by Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric following the first structured strategic dialogue between the two nations in Jerusalem. The partnership encompasses cooperation in defense, trade, technology, and diplomacy. A key component of the discussions was the negotiation of a free-trade agreement, which aims to expand bilateral trade that has already tripled over the past four years. The agreement is expected to remove trade barriers and create new opportunities for businesses in both countries. Additionally, the two nations are working to establish a Joint Economic Committee and an Israel-Serbia Chamber of Commerce to sustain long-term growth and institutionalize business cooperation. Defense cooperation has also been a focus, with Israeli technology being integrated into Serbia's military modernization efforts.
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Wise Money Israel CEO Highlights Resilience of Israel's Economy Amid Crises

Wise Money Israel CEO Highlights Resilience of Israel's Economy Amid Crises

Evan Liberman, CEO of Wise Money Israel, has highlighted the resilience and growth of Israel's economy despite ongoing geopolitical challenges. In a recent podcast, Liberman emphasized that Israel's economic structure is designed to withstand crises, with a GDP growth rate surpassing that of many OECD nations. He noted that the economy is robust, with a projected GDP increase to 4.5% to 5% in the coming years, outperforming countries like the United States and Germany. Liberman also dispelled myths about Israel's economic risks, asserting that the country's global influence in technology and innovation remains strong. He pointed out that Israel's economy is not only stable but also offers significant returns on investment, with the stock market typically recovering quickly from conflicts.
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OneFamily Unites Bereaved Israelis for Remembrance Day Ceremony

OneFamily Unites Bereaved Israelis for Remembrance Day Ceremony

OneFamily, an organization supporting bereaved families in Israel, held its annual Remembrance Day ceremony in Jerusalem, bringing together over 1,000 family members. The event, held at the Haas Promenade, provided a safe space for families to share their grief and memories. This year's theme, 'Option B,' focused on finding the strength to live and remember after loss. Chantal Belzberg, co-founder of OneFamily, emphasized the courage required to continue living with love and memory. The ceremony featured personal stories from families affected by the October 7 massacre and other tragedies, highlighting the ongoing impact of loss and the importance of community support.
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Japan yen surges 2%; officials issue strongest intervention warning yet

Japan yen surges 2%; officials issue strongest intervention warning yet

LONDON, April 30 (Reuters) - The Japanese yen surged on Thursday, following stark warnings from Tokyo officials, including the finance minister, that intervention to prop up the currency could be imminent.
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Israeli police arrest a man suspected of attacking a nun near Jerusalem’s Old City

Israeli police arrest a man suspected of attacking a nun near Jerusalem’s Old City

Israeli police have arrested a 36-year-old man caught on video attacking a nun near Jerusalem's Old City
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Japanese Authorities Intervene to Stabilize Yen Amid Market Volatility

Japanese Authorities Intervene to Stabilize Yen Amid Market Volatility

The Japanese yen has experienced significant volatility, prompting intervention by Japanese authorities to stabilize the currency. The yen saw its strongest weekly rally in over two months after officials intervened to prevent it from reaching near two-year lows against the dollar. The intervention involved purchasing the yen, which led to a temporary stabilization. Japan's top currency diplomat, Atsushi Mimura, indicated that speculative positions remain in the market, suggesting the possibility of further interventions. The intervention is part of a broader effort to address the yen's weakness, exacerbated by wide U.S.-Japan interest rate gaps and rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions.
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Film Sales Company Acquires Rights to Gidi Dar's 'The Wedding Entertainer' Ahead of Tribeca Premiere

Film Sales Company Acquires Rights to Gidi Dar's 'The Wedding Entertainer' Ahead of Tribeca Premiere

Film Sales Company Acquires Rights to Gidi Dar's 'The Wedding Entertainer' Ahead of Tribeca Premiere
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Explainer-What would Japanese intervention to boost a weak yen look like?

Explainer-What would Japanese intervention to boost a weak yen look like?

By Makiko Yamazaki and Satoshi Sugiyama TOKYO, May 1 (Reuters) - Japan intervened to support the yen against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, in their latest attempt to stem a selloff worsened by a spike in oil prices linked to the Iran war.