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Aug 26, 2026
Capital Market Authority clarifies: Penalty on Neeman Insurance Agency was not imposed on its owner
Business

Capital Market Authority clarifies: Penalty on Neeman Insurance Agency was not imposed on its owner

The Capital Market Authority has imposed a 10.5 million shekel fine on Neeman Insurance Agency for serious violations regarding pension fund withdrawals. The regulator clarified that the sanctions apply to the agency, not directly to its CEO, Naor Neeman.

Jump in Harel's quarterly profit — over one billion shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels
Business

Jump in Harel's quarterly profit — over one billion shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels

Harel Insurance ended the second quarter with a total profit of 1.02 billion shekels, a 30% increase compared to the same period last year. Following these strong results, the company announced a dividend distribution of 400 million shekels.

Meta in talks for settlement in addiction lawsuit: fine could reach $1.4 trillion
Business

Meta in talks for settlement in addiction lawsuit: fine could reach $1.4 trillion

Meta is discussing a potential settlement in a major lawsuit filed by 29 US states alleging the company designed its platforms to be addictive to teens. According to Meta's own analysis, the total fines could reach $1.4 trillion.

Dollar returns to growth, trading above 2.97 shekels
Markets

Dollar returns to growth, trading above 2.97 shekels

A trend reversal in the foreign exchange market: after yesterday's strengthening of the shekel, the dollar is rising by 0.3%, trading above 2.97 shekels.

Deal of the year in Jerusalem: Timberland founders bought an apartment for 48 million shekels
Real Estate

Deal of the year in Jerusalem: Timberland founders bought an apartment for 48 million shekels

Timberland founders Sidney and Judith Swartz have purchased an apartment in Jerusalem's Mishkenot HaTeatron complex for 48 million shekels. This transaction marks the highest price paid for an apartment in the city this year.

Amidar tenant's lawsuit to purchase house in a combination deal rejected
Real Estate

Amidar tenant's lawsuit to purchase house in a combination deal rejected

The Jerusalem District Court has rejected a lawsuit filed by a public housing tenant seeking to purchase his home through a combination deal with a private developer. The court upheld the Ministry of Construction and Amidar's position, citing the need to prevent the commercialization of public housing rights.

The struggle over the employment model at Ben Gurion Airport: The Treasury wants to transfer activity to franchisees
Career

The struggle over the employment model at Ben Gurion Airport: The Treasury wants to transfer activity to franchisees

Following recent turmoil at Ben Gurion Airport, the Treasury is pushing to shift operations to a franchise model. The ministry aims to curb union influence and improve service efficiency by rejecting demands for additional permanent staff.

The Metro project excites investors, but not all contractors are benefiting
Markets

The Metro project excites investors, but not all contractors are benefiting

While the residential real estate sector is suffering from a slowdown, infrastructure companies are seeing growth driven by expectations of massive investments in the Metro project, estimated at 180–200 billion shekels.

Aug 25, 2026
Senior official in Nigeria: Giant deal taking shape with IAI in the satellite sector
Business

Senior official in Nigeria: Giant deal taking shape with IAI in the satellite sector

Nigeria's NIGCOMSAT is set to purchase two communications satellites from IAI and Thales. The total value of the deals is estimated to reach approximately $2 billion.

Ministry of Defense demands 30 million shekels in compensation from Aerodrome for failure to meet tender conditions
Business

Ministry of Defense demands 30 million shekels in compensation from Aerodrome for failure to meet tender conditions

The Ministry of Defense has demanded 30 million shekels in compensation from drone manufacturer Aerodrome for failing to meet tender conditions. The ministry has expressed willingness to negotiate to avoid a legal battle.

For sale: An island in the Venetian lagoon — with a private villa and a helipad
Home Design

For sale: An island in the Venetian lagoon — with a private villa and a helipad

An island in the Venetian lagoon, featuring a historic Napoleonic fort, a private villa, and a helipad, has been listed for sale. The property offers a unique retreat just a short boat ride from Venice.

Budget warned of service issues with Chery — after Calcalist's inquiry, it promised a "significant improvement"
Business

Budget warned of service issues with Chery — after Calcalist's inquiry, it promised a "significant improvement"

Budget sent a message to customers warning of service and supply issues with Chery vehicles imported by Frisbee. Following a Calcalist inquiry, the leasing company announced that joint efforts have led to significant improvements.

Not just for kids: Lego concludes a strong first half with a 21% jump in revenue
Business

Not just for kids: Lego concludes a strong first half with a 21% jump in revenue

Lego reported a 21% revenue increase for the first half of the year, reaching 42 billion Danish krone. The growth is driven by strong sales of new sets, the launch of the Smart Play platform, and key sports partnerships.

Electra exits Africa: Sold its operations in Nigeria for $15 million
Business

Electra exits Africa: Sold its operations in Nigeria for $15 million

Electra has divested its contracting operations in Nigeria for $15 million, marking the company's complete exit from Africa. The decision follows limited business scale and a challenging operating environment.

Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority cancels performance featuring women singing despite agreements
Politics

Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority cancels performance featuring women singing despite agreements

Yehuda Eliyahu, Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority, has canceled a musical featuring women's singing for a Rosh Hashanah event. He had previously agreed with the union to provide an alternative, but reneged on the deal.

Kisch succeeds in ousting CHE legal advisor, but will not have time to appoint a replacement
Politics

Kisch succeeds in ousting CHE legal advisor, but will not have time to appoint a replacement

After a long-standing dispute with Minister of Education Yoav Kisch, legal advisor to the Council for Higher Education Yael Tur-Kaspa is stepping down. Her departure date is set for October 31, preventing the minister from appointing a successor.

Moments before the holidays: Monopoly restrictions to be imposed on Carmel Winery
Business

Moments before the holidays: Monopoly restrictions to be imposed on Carmel Winery

The Competition Authority intends to declare Carmel Winery a monopoly in the grape juice and Kiddush wine market. The company has agreed to comply with major supplier regulations pending a Supreme Court ruling.

Military projects pushed Israel Shipyards: quarterly revenue rose by 21.6%
Business

Military projects pushed Israel Shipyards: quarterly revenue rose by 21.6%

Israel Shipyards reported a 21.6% increase in quarterly revenue to 428.5 million shekels. Net profit jumped 22-fold to 15.6 million shekels, driven by strong performance in the shipyard and port sectors.

Keystone initiates Egged IPO, aiming for a valuation of 8 billion shekels; quarterly profit fell by 77%
Business

Keystone initiates Egged IPO, aiming for a valuation of 8 billion shekels; quarterly profit fell by 77%

The infrastructure fund Keystone is initiating the IPO process for Egged, targeting an 8 billion shekel valuation. Meanwhile, the fund reported a 77% decline in net profit for the second quarter of 2026, down to 32 million shekels.

Menora Mivtachim: Profit rose by 10% to 785 million shekels
Business

Menora Mivtachim: Profit rose by 10% to 785 million shekels

Menora Mivtachim concluded the second quarter with a total profit of 785 million shekels, a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. The company's return on equity rose to 24.7%.

First funding round for XPeng's humanoid division at a valuation of $6.3 billion
Business

First funding round for XPeng's humanoid division at a valuation of $6.3 billion

XPeng's humanoid robot division, Dogotix, has raised over $900 million in its first funding round. The investment gives the company a post-money valuation of more than $6.3 billion.

5% drop in Phoenix profits to 908 million shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels
Business

5% drop in Phoenix profits to 908 million shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels

Phoenix concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a total profit of 908 million shekels, a 5% decrease year-on-year. Despite a decline in insurance core profits, the company saw significant growth in investment management and consumer credit activities.

Stability in the foreign exchange market after new sanctions: dollar at 3.00 shekels
Markets

Stability in the foreign exchange market after new sanctions: dollar at 3.00 shekels

Following the US plan for the financial isolation of Iran, currency markets show minimal movement. The dollar is trading at 3.00 shekels as investors await the Bank of Israel's interest rate decision.

Egged has grown again and may lose a tender worth hundreds of millions
Business

Egged has grown again and may lose a tender worth hundreds of millions

The Public Transport Authority is considering barring Egged from the Hashmonaim cluster tender. The move follows findings that the company exceeds market share and annual mileage caps set by the Competition Authority.

Keystone and Edeltech request to immediately accelerate the conversion of the loan into shares at the Sorek power plant
Business

Keystone and Edeltech request to immediately accelerate the conversion of the loan into shares at the Sorek power plant

The Keystone fund and Edeltech have requested that the Electricity Authority accelerate the conversion of their loan into equity in the Sorek power plant. This move suggests that Keystone may have abandoned its bid to acquire Shikun & Binui Energy.

University of Haifa in economic crisis: 170 lecturers fired or had their positions reduced
Career

University of Haifa in economic crisis: 170 lecturers fired or had their positions reduced

The University of Haifa is facing a 60 million shekel annual deficit. As part of a recovery plan, 170 non-tenured lecturers have received notices of dismissal or position reductions.

The new closing trade phase is flourishing, but retail investors remain on the sidelines
Markets

The new closing trade phase is flourishing, but retail investors remain on the sidelines

The stock exchange is investigating the low participation of retail investors in the TAL closing phase. Data shows they account for only 5% of trading volume, while institutional and foreign investors dominate the segment.

Aug 24, 2026
Report: Value of Donald Trump's energy stocks jumped 39% this year
World

Report: Value of Donald Trump's energy stocks jumped 39% this year

US President Donald Trump's holdings in the oil and gas sectors have grown by up to 15.5 million dollars following the war with Iran, according to a report by Democratic members of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress.

Supreme Court freezes transfer of 400 million shekels to Haredim and Strock's ministry
Politics

Supreme Court freezes transfer of 400 million shekels to Haredim and Strock's ministry

The Supreme Court issued an order nisi regarding a petition against the transfer of coalition funds to Haredi institutions and the Ministry of Settlements. The court froze 400 million shekels while releasing urgent budgets for local authorities and the rehabilitation of the North and South.

Ofer Winter to Launch New Party: Hundreds of Thousands in Guarantees and a Miami Donor
Politics

Ofer Winter to Launch New Party: Hundreds of Thousands in Guarantees and a Miami Donor

Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter is expected to launch his new party, "Ami Hai La-Ad," this Tuesday. An investigation reveals the party has already secured hundreds of thousands of shekels in guarantees.

India: Sugar prices jumped by 40% before the holiday season, the government took emergency measures
Markets

India: Sugar prices jumped by 40% before the holiday season, the government took emergency measures

India has sufficient sugar stocks to meet demand during the holiday season, and the price surge is due to speculative buying rather than an actual supply shortage. The government has permitted the duty-free import of one million tons of raw sugar.

Intel unveils innovative server processor technology developed in Israel
Startups

Intel unveils innovative server processor technology developed in Israel

Intel has unveiled its next-generation server processor architecture, Diamond Rapids. The innovative computing block technology was developed under the leadership of the company's R&D center in Israel.

Popular car for 100,000 shekels at Rami Levy increases in price by 10%
Consumer

Popular car for 100,000 shekels at Rami Levy increases in price by 10%

Electric cars offered for 100,000 shekels at the Rami Levy chain have increased in price by 10%. The price update to 110,000 shekels follows a two-month period since the launch of the collaboration with importer Delhum.

US Treasury may use nearly a trillion dollars to support the bond market
Markets

US Treasury may use nearly a trillion dollars to support the bond market

The US Treasury Department is considering using its General Account (TGA), which holds approximately $950 billion, to help fund its plan to increase government bond buybacks.

InterCure to receive 230 million shekels in compensation for October 7 damages; stock soars
Business

InterCure to receive 230 million shekels in compensation for October 7 damages; stock soars

InterCure has reached a final settlement with the Israel Tax Authority for 230 million shekels in compensation for damages sustained during the October 7 attack. Following the announcement, the company's stock jumped by 34% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Victory for Amit Gal emerging: 'Ha-Bayta' representatives not elected to Orion board
Business

Victory for Amit Gal emerging: 'Ha-Bayta' representatives not elected to Orion board

Yoav Karmi and Ariel Prestman, owners of Ha-Bayta Living, will not join the Orion board of directors following the shareholders' vote. They failed to secure the required 51% majority.

Postponing the payment: balloon mortgage loans jumped by 20% in a year
Real Estate

Postponing the payment: balloon mortgage loans jumped by 20% in a year

Over the past year, the portfolio of balloon and bullet mortgage loans has grown by approximately 20%, significantly outpacing the growth of the total mortgage market. By July 2026, the balance reached 29.2 billion shekels.

TLV Mall sues owners of Golbary and Sacara: they breached the lease agreement and left debts
Business

TLV Mall sues owners of Golbary and Sacara: they breached the lease agreement and left debts

Blue Square Real Estate, operator of the TLV Mall in Tel Aviv, has filed a 35.4 million shekel lawsuit against businessman Moshe Golbary. The mall alleges that the Golbary and Sacara chains breached lease agreements.

Shenandoah project boosts Navitas' half-year revenues - and shifts it to profit
Business

Shenandoah project boosts Navitas' half-year revenues - and shifts it to profit

Navitas Petroleum concluded the first half of 2026 with a sharp rise in activity following the launch of the Shenandoah project. The partnership recorded revenues of 517.2 million dollars and a net profit of 80.4 million dollars.

Securities Authority warns against 'King of Trading' from Dubai
Markets

Securities Authority warns against 'King of Trading' from Dubai

The Israel Securities Authority has issued a warning against Dmitry Osmolovsky. He is suspected of managing investment portfolios and offering trading services without a license.

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