Articles in "Moshe Kahlon"
Fmr. Finance Minister Kahlon Questioned in Fraud Case
Former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon was questioned under caution on Monday by the Israel Securities Authority as part of an investigation ...
Report Shows Housing Affordability in Israel Improves
Housing in Israel has became more affordable over the past three years, with an average household spending 7.42 years of its income on a ...
October: Israel’s Unemployment Rate Reaches Historic Low
Israel's unemployment rate fell to a record low of 3.4% in October, according to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), indicating a ...
Israeli Finance Minister at World Bank Conference: ‘Political Uncertainty May Damage Israel’s Economy’
Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon and Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Amir Yaron led an Israeli delegation to the annual conference of the ...
Analysis: Lack of a Functioning Government May be Good for Israel’s Economy
The Israeli economy has been struggling with a growing budget deficit during the last two years, while the political system has recently ...
Minister of Finance Signs Order to Cut PA Tax Transfers over Terror Payments
Israeli Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon on Sunday signed an order to deduct NIS 42 million each month from the tax revenues that Israel ...
Politicians Slam PLO’s Decision To Suspend Its Recognition of Israel
Israeli politicians have slammed the Palestine Liberation Organization’s decision to suspend the recognition of the State of ...
Kahlon To Cut Taxes After Passover
Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon said Thursday that he would cut income tax for “working couples” immediately after the Passover ...
Budget Passes On Final Day Of Knesset
After a two week-long coalition crisis that threatened to bring down the government, the Knesset passed the 2019 budget with a 62-54 vote ...
UPDATE: Coalition Crisis Over; Draft Bill Passes Preliminary Reading
A preliminary reading of legislation that would grant haredi yeshiva students an exemption from military service passed with 59 votes in ...
