Online shopping

Starts today – ends tomorrow: Google’s major shopping event kicks off

Google's ShoppingIL launches today, kicking off the shopping season. Meanwhile, a survey by the Histadrut reveals that nearly half of Israelis plan to forgo purchases due to the high cost of living.

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Millions of packages expected: Israel Post prepares for 40% surge in November orders

Kenneth Cole store in Hazahav Mall

The Mashbir network warns against website impersonating Kenneth Cole brand

Money bills

July spending record: Daily average reached NIS 1.771 Billion


Shufersal sued after secret haredi discounts revealed, will halt service

A secret website for haredi shoppers owned by Shufersal is providing products for significantly cheaper than the chain's main site.

A WOMAN pushes children in a shopping cart in front of a Shufersal ‘Sheli’ in Ma’aleh Adumim

Amazon to provide free shipping in Israel for purchases of $49 or more

The e-commerce giant reduced its previous $65 minimum to the price it offered in November 2019.

Amazon packages awaiting dispatch

The Ramat Gan native revolutionizing the online shopping experience

No. 46 on The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jews of 2021: CEO and co-founder at Zeekit Yael Vizel.

 Yael Vizel

Will Israel cancel the $75 VAT exemption for online shopping?

Israelis' exemption from VAT and customs charges which came with online purchases of under $75 may be nearing its end.

 The Finance Committee meets in the Knesset, June 2021

Must have products for the summer

Despite everything going on around us, let’s try to look for the good things, meet friends, hope for better times and keep safe. Here’s to enjoying the summer as much as we can.

Orly Tzabar prickly pear drinks

Making e-commerce in Israel easier - opinion

The tax or lack thereof on e-commerce is a hot topic. Nobody quite knows where the Internet cloud is for tax purposes.

THE MOVE to online shopping isn’t going away, most experts agree.

Chris Chong shares the best advice for driving online sales


Latin America’s largest online retailer removing antisemitic objects

The company is removing books such as “Mein Kampf” and “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” in addition to other Nazi coins, posters and memorabilia.

Chief Operating Officer of MercadoLibre poses at company's headquarters in Sao Paulo

How Blue One Caters to the Hamptons Elites Through Top-Notch Shipping Services


Free Stuff Finder Continues To Be One of the 5 Best Sites in the US