cost of living in israel

In June of this year, Israel fell to fourth place behind Iceland, Ireland, and Switzerland.

Nearly half of Arab youth in the Levant and North Africa want to leave their home countries in search of better opportunities and stability, according to a recent survey.

While a potential slowdown in economic activity is expected, the notable wage increases and shekel devaluation are set to have serious repercussions on the Israeli inflation rate.

Higher nominal wages indicate continuing inflation within Israel, which could lead to further counter-inflationary action from the Bank of Israel.

The high cost of living impacts all parts of life in Israel, and joining the IDF isn't free. Here's a look at how much it will cost to send your kids to the army.

The IMF on Tuesday forecast that global headline inflation would fall to 6.8% in 2023 from 8.7% in 2022, dropping to 5.2% in 2024, with core inflation declining more gradually to 6.0% in 2023.

The government wants to reform Israel’s import standards – but is there any hope for success while the Standards Institution stands in the way?

A slew of economic factors have landed the Jewish state in a fairly expensive position – but how does it compare to other countries?

Israeli authorities have argued that the "Arnona Law" could harm citizens and have detrimental economic effects on numerous localities.

Since April 2022, when gas prices rose worldwide, temporary provisions have been continuously used to reduce the price.