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PM Benjamin Netanyahu has an insurance policy - it's called Israel's opposition – opinion

Whoever succeeds the current prime minister will need to preserve what he helped build, repair what he broke, and govern with a broad understanding of local and global politics

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sarah attend the Likud Party's election campaign opening event in Jerusalem, Jan 21, 2020.
A photo shows a view of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) headquarters in Paris on September 22, 2025

Your Taxes: How to live longer according to the OECD

Truck and car on highway in front of stacks of shipping containers

Israel, Costa Rica sign FTA eliminating over 90% of tariffs, expanding bilateral trade

 A person holds Israeli shekel coins in their hand in Jerusalem on December 18, 2024.

OECD sees sustained post-war growth in Israel


‘Answer to OECD report is rezoning’

Peri says zoning of private land in central Israel can create supply of over 200,000 apartments.

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Poverty, inequality mar strong Israeli economy, OECD report finds

Poverty rates are second only to Mexico's among the OECD's 34 member states, and only a handful rank higher in measures of inequality.

OECD Secretary General Angel Gurría presents the fourth OECD Economic Survey of Israel to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‏

Your Taxes: Exporters beware of sales agents

On October 5 the OECD published recommended measures that purport to tackle BEPS – Base Erosion Profit Shifting.

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OECD Praises Israel for Improving Employment Situation Among Israeli Arabs

Projects Manager for the Arab Sector at the Ministry of Economy to ‘Post’: One of our tasks is to integrate minorities in high-wage jobs and career advancement

An Israeli Arab casts her ballot at a polling station inside a church in the northern town of Reineh

Kulanu MK seeks to mandate an extra week of vacation days for workers

The Kulanu MK came to the conclusion that the current law on vacation days are based on the assumption that people were likely to stay in the same workplace for much of their adult lives.

RACHEL AZARIA speaks at The Jerusalem Post Wednesday afternoon.