Israel's IceCure Medical signs agreement to sell cancer treatment in Japan and Singapore; Mobileye plans for massive global center in Jerusalem; and more!

As the world slides into economic chaos, it's important to have precious metals and other resources ready for when the time comes to build the Third Temple.

The deal is expected to boost already increasing bilateral trade between the two countries.

While anti-Israel bias is prevalent at the United Nations, the organization seems to have a weakness for Israeli-made goods and services.

According to a survey published by the Ministry of Tourism, Jerusalem was the location most frequented, attracting 77.5% of all tourists in the country.

From 'a small country with no diamond mines, Israel has become a leader in the world diamond industry,' enthused the president of the Israel Diamond Exchange.

When accounting for money spent on local goods and services, Israeli-founded companies poured $33.8 billion to the New York economy in 2018—2% of the state's gross domestic product.

Stephen Harper, the former Canadian prime minister, asks why supporting Israel is so controversial.

The Jewish people have achieved something that no other people have achieved, says Israeli PM Netanyahu in his Independence Day greeting.

Modern Israel remains a work in progress with many unsolved challenges. However, the overall picture is a tremendous success story against all odds.

New IVC-ZAG report says this was the most successful first quarter in the past six years, driven by two mega-deals of more than $100 million each.

Leading US corporation says 'everyone wants Israeli companies,' Japanese investments and acquisitions in Israel total $791 million, and much more!

Foreign investment in Israel jumped 30 percent in two years, according to a new report from the Central Bureau of Statistics released on Sunday.

Bank of Israel predicts continued growth and stability; Psagot Winery in Samaria exports wine to China; remarkable growth for 2 Israeli startups; and more!

The visit 'constitutes another milestone in strengthening economic relations between Israel and one of the most significant economies in the world.'

Israeli innovations in Artificial Intelligence, medical cannabis, blockchain and advanced manufacturing will be among the hot sectors in 2019.

While the emigration of higher-education Israelis is well documented, the massive influx of highly educated immigrants to the Jewish state is largely ignored.

As reflected by worldwide interest, the Israeli economy is clearly on the rise and has a promising future. 

The campaign to isolate Israel has been an epic failure, but efforts to isolate pro-Israel U.S. Jews and to mainstream anti-Semitism continue.

The Ministry of Tourism expects that by the end of 2018, at least 4 million tourists will have visited Israel.

'We have a lot of projects that we want to move forward,' said Netanyahu of Israel's relations with Canada.

Operating as New Mobility in Israel, global companies are investing in the Jewish state and taking local transportation into the future. 

Haim Shani is being honored for his contribution to the flourishing tech collaboration between the U.K. and Israel.

Israel 'is really a great place for investments, particularly technology investments,' Mnuchin told reporters in Jerusalem.

China's Wang Qishan kicked off a four-day state visit to Israel to promote investment, innovation, and hi-tech collaboration between his nation and the Jewish state.