At the end of 2009 the number of motor vehicles in Israel was 2,458,700 of which 1,946,700 were private cars. 39.1% of all vehicles in Israel were manufactured in Japan

This is a record number and a 39% increase over the parallel figure for 2009, and 10% more than the figure for 2008

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recently announced that Jerusalem will be hosting its annual Tourism Committee Conference in October of this year

The OECD predicted that the rise in Israeli consumer prices would slow to 1.7% in 2010 from 3.3% last year, but would speed up again in 2011

The company carried TEU 509,000 during the first quarter, 24% more than the TEU 410,000 during the corresponding quarter

Israel was accepted into the group by a unanimous vote of the 31 member states. As an OECD member, Israel will be held accountable to strict review of its economic practices

Finance Minister Steinitz said that the new membership is 'stamp of approval' which will attract foreign investments

The airline will operate Airbus A-320s and will offer three weekly flights in each direction ON THE Tel Aviv – Barcelona route