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Israelis can now send mail to the UAE

'Connection will allow tightening of commercial ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates,'

Annual State Comptroller report shows Israelis complain most often about Transportation Ministry, Health Ministry.

Postal service receives go-ahead to reduce hours of operation, is urged to expand distance options.

Supreme Court orders import taxes to be levied on all importers, ending claimed preferential treatment of Israel Post.

New agreement expected to provide Israel Post with tens of millions of shekels.

New cards will be issued in owner's name, but not linked to existing bank accounts or credit cards, Postal Company says.

Government approves privatization of Israel Post, proposed plan includes separation from Postal Bank.

Israelis to get their mail again after weeks of chaos, as Finance Ministry compromises on massive layoff plan.

Legal services to stop in law offices, as well as some mail service, to push fledgling postal workers' strike toward a compromise.

Mail services resume after interim deal. Negotiations to continue for up to 60 days - but the future is bright, officials say.

MK Orlev says Communications Minister and Postal Service agreed to halt distribution of missionary material.

Iran has denied reports Israel was behind a blast that killed 17 republican guards - including a key figure in its nuclear program.

New customs levy on all packages from overseas will be imposed at the beginning of 2011.

The Israel Postal Company chose Purim, when Jews wear costumes and masks, to launch its distribution of gas masks.

New stamps have been issued by the Israel Postal Authority in 2010, depicting settling the Arava desert and honoring Holocaust Remembrance Day.