Eytan Halon
A former breaking news editor at the Post, Halon has an LLB in Law with French from the University of Birmingham, UK, and a Certificate in French Law from the University of Bordeaux, France.
He has served as a combat medic in the IDF and formerly interned at the Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations.
Israel’s population reaches 9.2 million citizens
The gateway to Asia stretches beyond China for Israeli innovators
Government to inject $14.5m. into Tiberias tourism
Israel starts gearing up for 2021 population census
The census, carried out every decade, will start in earnest in April 2021.
BoI: Banks should avoid legal action against struggling customers
"The banking system is the nerve center of the country’s economic and social system," said Yair Avidan.
Former Bank Hapoalim chairman Oded Eran dies
Eran served as chairman of Israel's largest bank from January 2017 until taking sick leave several weeks ago, and formally resigning earlier this week due to poor health.
Histadrut head calls to extend unemployment benefits eligibility
The eligibility period for thousands of young workers is currently scheduled to expire at the end of June.
Israel enters pipeline agreement with Greek, Cyprus leaders
Netanyahu invites other countries to join “alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean” for economic benefit and stability.
Labor minister: State cannot support 500,000 'new poor' Israelis
"Many citizens, hundreds of thousands, are now reaching the end of their unemployment benefit eligibility and have no assistance," Shmuli told reporters.
Johns Hopkins CEO: 30% of doctor visits will shift to telehealth
The shift in recent months has been both vital and rapid, as person-to-person contact has been reduced to a minimum.
Commuters cautiously return to railways after three-month halt
Trains are currently limited to 500 passengers and would-be travelers must reserve a place online from 48 hours ahead of their journey.
Over 95,000 jobs at risk due to Israeli quarantine measures, warns IATA
IATA says the government must consider a package of measures to support Israeli airlines and develop plans to restart the aviation industry.
El Al denies rejection of bailout plan, says still negotiating
According to a proposal received by El Al management earlier this month, the government is willing to offer a $250 million loan to the flag carrier.
