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Jul 29, 2026
10:01Walla
10 million shekels to the fund, tens of millions to the lawyers: The management farce in the Slice case
Markets

10 million shekels to the fund, tens of millions to the lawyers: The management farce in the Slice case

A stormy discussion in the Knesset Finance Committee revealed the scale of temporary management expenses, while refunds to members remain stagnant. MKs refused to approve an additional 13 million shekels in state funding, demanding greater transparency.

Jul 28, 2026
09:29Walla
Danger to the economy: The failure that will cost the state tens of billions
Career

Danger to the economy: The failure that will cost the state tens of billions

The penetration of AI is pushing workers aged 50 and over out of the labor market with no way back. The state refuses to invest in appropriate training and will pay dearly in unemployment benefits and lost tax revenue.

09:29Walla
75 million NIS to be returned to consumers: Court rules in favor of Noga
Consumer

75 million NIS to be returned to consumers: Court rules in favor of Noga

The Haifa District Court has authorized Noga to offset 75 million NIS from PSP Investments due to the shutdown of a pumped-storage facility. These funds will be redirected to benefit electricity consumers.

Jul 26, 2026
22:36Walla
The summer vacation trap: parents reach the summer without vacation days
Career

The summer vacation trap: parents reach the summer without vacation days

The gap between the education system and the economy hits the middle class again: a new AllJobs survey reveals the true price of summer - every extra day at home is deducted directly from the salary.

11:25Walla
Double Lotto Winner of 10 Million Shekels: "First Thing We'll Do Is Pay Off the Mortgage"
Real Estate

Double Lotto Winner of 10 Million Shekels: "First Thing We'll Do Is Pay Off the Mortgage"

A resident of central Israel who won 10 million shekels shared his modest plans for the future. The winner intends to maintain his current lifestyle while treating his family, including his son serving in the IDF.

Jul 24, 2026
20:34Walla
He won't go hungry: LeBron James' economic empire
Career

He won't go hungry: LeBron James' economic empire

The star gave up 92% of his salary to join Philadelphia, but with $1.7 billion in career earnings, it is hard to say he took a financial risk.

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