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Israel has implemented a Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (QDMTT) effective for fiscal years beginning on or after January 1, 2026. For multinational groups, the real challenge is rarely understanding Pillar Two in its global context. It is executing the Israel-local workstream correctly: confirming scope, managing local milestones, producing reliable inputs, and documenting decisions in a way that can be explained to management, the board, external auditors, and HQ.

Israel, World Happiness Report 2026, and Business Confidence | AUREN Israel Meta description Israel ranked in the global top 10 of the World Happiness Report 2026. Ahead of Passover, here is what that may signal to business leaders and investors about resilience, trust, innovation, and long-term confidence.

Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are no longer just an energy story. For semiconductor

Do war, trade disruption, and geopolitical stress really push capital toward the United States? A concise, board-level analysis of what is real, what is overstated, and what investors should review now.

A practical guide for foreign companies operating in Israel during Operation “Roaring Lion”: employee rights, furlough uncertainty, project delays, foreign experts, direct damage claims, and Israeli accounting and IFRS implications.

Meta Title : Online Sales into Israel: VAT, Import VAT & Marketplace Risks Meta Description (150–160 chars): A practical guide for foreign companies selling services or goods into Israel: VAT triggers, reverse-charge scenarios, marketplaces, import VAT, and key risk checks.

A board-ready outlook on investing in Israel in 2026: where the opportunity is, what risks boards should price in, and how to execute M&A, JV or market entry with the right DD, tax and operating structure.

Greenland 2026 is no longer a remote Arctic issue. Growing U.S.–Europe tensions, critical minerals competition, and Arctic trade routes are creating board-level risks that impact supply chains, insurance, compliance, and price volatility.

Business activity between Israel and Germany: trends, opportunities, and practical insights