A fifth of all Israelis are Arabs, but they have access to 1,000 channels via satellite TV, leaving Hala TV trapped in a vicious circle of low ratings and inferior content

Bill entitling committee to summon CEOs of publicly traded companies comes after tycoon Eliezer Fishman was declared bankrupt last month, leaving billions of shekels in unpaid debt

Tamar Petroleum – a newly formed entity to buy Delek Group’s stake in the Tamar gas field – raises $650 million from sale of bonds

TechNation | High-tech exits decline to five-year low in the first half ■ Exports by Intel Israel fell in 2016 but still comprised 8% of country’s total

Business in Brief | Ben-Moshe, Leviev drop out of bidding for Africa Israel ■ Shares slide into loss as Wall Street opens lower

The showing of Amir Peretz and Avi Gabbay proves that Labor Party members want to fight for the State of Israel’s character from an economic, diplomatic and democratic perspective

Ariel University's existence depends only on the science it creates. In 10-15 years it will be one of Israel's top three universities

The battle to lead Labor – reports of whose death were premature – proved that the party has innovative forces and has managed to maintain a vibrant and dynamic democratic apparatus