Michael Kuttner

The lights are flashing bright red and the warning bells are loudly pealing, yet far too many individuals remain oblivious to the oncoming train wrecks.

Next time you find yourself preparing a colourful salad, spare a thought for the painstaking work that has gone into developing many of the vegetables on your cutting board.

Just when you thought that Israel and Jew haters had reached the bottom of the barrel, reality arrives to dispel any such notion.

Israel plans ahead for its energy needs. The inter-ministerial committee examining natural gas market policy and strengthening energy security released its five-year roadmap for the energy sector on Thursday. The plan spans hundreds of billions of shekels in state revenue, electricity allocations for tech giants' server farms, and the possible use of nuclear energy.

Investors in Tel Aviv seem convinced that El Al will benefit from increased bookings in the near future because Israelis fear flying with foreign airlines, particularly those based in the Gulf States.

This week we started reading the Torah portion on creation again.

An Israeli startup is developing a citrus-harvesting robot that could transform agriculture by reducing the need for human labourers to pick oranges, lemons, and other fruit.

Between now and the end of November, there are five scheduled electoral contests that will have potential negative or positive implications for Jews and Israel.

Clalit-Schneider Children's Medical Centre and Code for Israel launched an AI -powered system that enables children who cannot speak to communicate with medical teams and family members.

Polling stations throughout Israel open at 7am and close at 10pm. This gives enough time for early voters and those who procrastinate to exercise their democratic rights.