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Yitzhak Tshuva with 3 purchases in 4 days: the stock he put over 2 million shekels into
Insider movements are always interesting. It is customary to say that when insiders sell, there can be a variety of reasons for this, and it does not necessarily indicate that they think the stock is unattractive. Conversely, when insiders increase their holdings in their company, it can certainly be a sign that the stock is interesting.

With an investment of half a million shekels: Darlan opens a new branch at the HaZahav Mall
Ahead of the busy Tishrei holiday shopping season: the textile and home design chain continues its expansion trend and is launching a new branch covering approximately 200 square meters in the new complex of the HaZahav Mall in Rishon LeZion. The chain will offer a new collection and unique launch promotions.

Israeli developer faces 20.2 million shekel lawsuit
Former boxing champion Johan Zaoui has sued developer Rudy Gabsi, alleging breach of a loan agreement and failure to provide collateral for luxury properties in Tel Aviv.

Major deal in the Israeli media world: content giant changes ownership
One of the oldest and largest content brands in Israel in the fields of architecture and design is moving into the hands of CEO and Editor-in-Chief Helena Mor. It has become known to ice: the acquisition amount is estimated at approximately 3 million shekels.

Stock market in shock: The company showing a 22-fold jump in profit
The infrastructure and industrial conglomerate controlled by Shlomi Fogel, Sami Katsav, and others concluded an exceptionally strong quarter - with an 84% jump in EBITDA, a 2.5 billion shekel order backlog at the shipyard, and a new silo facility that may directly affect food prices in Israel.

Drama on Wall Street: Giant stocks plunge ahead of reports, investors rotate capital
Chip and technology stocks are recording sharp declines amid concerns over the financing costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, but the financial sector is benefiting from a rotation of funds and reaching new record highs.

They intimidated employees who joined the Histadrut — and were fined 500,000 shekels in damages
The National Labor Court rejected the appeal of the Dfus Offset Emmanuel company and upheld an unprecedented compensation of half a million shekels for violating the right to organize, as a deterrent.

After taking a hit from Shufersal, IBI predicts: "Baladi will jump by 40%"
IBI investment house retail analyst Yuval Gur-Arye identifies an opportunity in the shares of meat producer Baladi, precisely after the drop it suffered following the split from Shufersal. What is behind the recommendation, and why does the investment house believe the market overreacted?

A new target of 6 billion shekels: The dramatic move of the Keystone fund
The Keystone fund, which previously competed to acquire Shikun & Binui Energy, has reported strong financial results: a 71% jump in return on equity and an investment portfolio exceeding 4.7 billion shekels. What does this mean for investors and pension funds?

Tidhar CEO predicts market recovery as employees receive 56 million shekels in bonuses
Following claims of a significant drop in apartment prices, Tidhar CEO Ori Levin analyzed the expected market recovery based on reports showing increased revenue and sales. It has been revealed that employees and former staff received tens of millions in bonuses.

Author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" with an intriguing forecast: "Expect a jump of 3,200%"
A dramatic forecast by Robert Kiyosaki, author of the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," bets on crypto and sets an astronomical target for Ethereum, and what about the rest of the currencies in the market? | All the details

Ofek Adanek: Business success amidst controversy
Amidst an investigation into allegations of violence, rapper Ofek Adanek has announced additional shows after his first concert sold out within hours.

Ben Gurion 2 and 3 on the way: Two international airports to be built soon in Israel
To combat the high cost of flights, surprise strikes, and heavy congestion, the Ministry of Finance is promoting a plan to entrust the construction and operation of new aviation facilities in Israel to private franchisees.

The defense company promised $16 million this year: it's not even close
The drone company controlled by Ronen Elad published weak semi-annual reports and announced its third CEO in a year. The stock has soared by hundreds of percent since the start of the year on the back of big names like Yossi Cohen, but the gap between ambitious forecasts and actual performance is only growing.

At a record price: garden apartment sold in central Tel Aviv for 11 million shekels
A 156 sqm garden apartment with a 170 sqm private garden was sold on Jabotinsky Street at a record price. MyTown CEO Yossi Hasson stated that such a transaction confirms the success of the company's concept in creating premium assets.

133% jump: Israeli defense company reports record orders
Smart Shooter summarizes an exceptionally strong first half of 2026: revenues grew by approximately 27.3% to about 16.3 million dollars, the order backlog jumped to 51.6 million dollars, and the adjusted net profit shifted from a loss to a profit of 1.5 million dollars. CEO Michal Mor: "Demand is increasing"

The insurance company CEO who was fired at the 90th minute reveals: how I became a billionaire
After her appointment as CEO of an insurance company was canceled at the last moment, Israeli entrepreneur Eti Elishakov decided to risk all her family assets to build an empire from scratch. Now she is marking her next goal.

Electra Group soars: 4 billion shekels in revenue, profit jumped by 60%
The infrastructure and construction giant concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with revenue of about 4 billion shekels and presents an unprecedented figure in its backlog for the rest of the year. It will distribute dividends in the amount of tens of millions of shekels.

Rami Levy breaks the market and cuts prices: basic products for only 2.90 shekels
Rami Levy is launching new limited-time promotions and offering the most sought-after products in Israel, including favorite food and cleaning brands, at prices not exceeding 10 shekels, which will cut your shopping basket expenses.

Menora Mivtachim breaks a record: 34.2% return on equity for the quarter
Total profit for the half-year rose 13% to 1.25 billion shekels, adjusted profit jumped 26%, and the group distributed half a billion shekels in dividends and immediately announced another half a billion. Behind the numbers lies a new growth engine - credit - and a first perfect rating. What does all this mean for your pension savings?

Zanlahl management decides to return approximately 30 million shekels to the public
Zanlahl reported a net profit of 26 million shekels for the first half of 2026. Growth in the dairy sector offset the impact of imports in the vegetable segment, enabling the company to announce dividend distributions.

The country's largest insurance company publishes reports: these are the numbers
The core profit of Phoenix grew 10% above expectations, asset management activity jumped 36%, and the company is returning 62% of the half-year profits to shareholders. Phoenix is also increasing its share buyback program and announces that it will update its 2028 targets upwards.

Buying another 32 thousand coins: "The rise had to happen"
Ethereum recorded a weekly jump of 30%, while Bitmine purchased another 32,447 coins. Is this the beginning of a crypto "summer" or just an unusual week in the markets?

The company that paid nearly 200 million shekels for land in Ness Ziona
A single Israel Land Authority tender for land to build apartments in Ness Ziona has concluded, with a bid that reflects a discount of about 18% on the land. Who are the winning companies, how much does the land cost, and why housing prices cannot really drop in this area.

Israeli technology company PEAX reports millions in losses due to dollar exchange rate
The PEAX Group presented mixed financial results with record revenues of hundreds of millions of shekels, alongside a severe impact from the exchange rate that caused an estimated loss of millions of shekels in profits.

Defense software company TSG reports 101% jump in net profit
TSG presents strong financial results for the first half of 2026 with revenues of nearly 250 million shekels, despite a multi-million shekel impact from dollar exchange rate fluctuations.

After shares plunged by nearly 10%: Sonol Real Estate increases profits
After recording a drop of nearly 10% in its value over the last three months, the Israeli company published its financial results and presented an impressive increase in equity, which reached hundreds of millions of shekels.

Dramatic decrease in land supply: housing prices will rise in the long term
The Israel Land Authority continues to show weak data regarding land marketing. A permanent director has not yet been appointed, and out of dozens of tenders, only a few are intended for high-density construction.

Ahead of the market opening: Investors hold their breath for the massive event
Tel Aviv fell more than 1% as chip stocks plummeted ahead of tomorrow's Nvidia report, but InterCure surged 24.4% thanks to a massive compensation. What is expected today, the day before the week's biggest event?

National Insurance Institute: August Benefit Payments Schedule
This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit payments for hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Here is the distribution schedule and the latest update on payment amounts.
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Trading Summary: Mixed Trends on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Debt Market Activity
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange research unit summarized the week, highlighting divergent index performance, significant capital raising in the debt market, and continued investor interest in mutual funds.

Azorim CEO responds: "15 cancellations? We delivered over 1,000 apartments"
CEO Adi Dana addresses the report regarding the wave of deal cancellations. According to him, "it is less than 0.8%, this is a routine standard deviation." He also commented on the impact of financing benefits.

Oshers Ad slashes the price on an essential product: only 279.90 NIS
The Tefal steam iron, model SV6120, is offered at the Oshers Ad chain for 279.90 NIS, while the cheapest offer on the price comparison website stands at 369 NIS.

Drama on Wall Street: Tech Giant's Stock Plunges Ahead of Earnings Report
Pressure on the chip sector intensifies following reports of a 15% price hike in key systems, while oil prices drop and Bitcoin continues its unstoppable rally.

National Insurance Institute Denied Benefits: The Frustrating Reason
The National Labor Court ruled that a self-employed worker injured on the job is not covered by the National Insurance Institute if registration was completed after the accident. Despite the worker contacting an accountant, the court held that this did not constitute valid insurance coverage at the time of the injury.

After politics: former CEO of the Yamina party lands a prestigious job
Stella Weinstein, who previously led the Yamina party, has been chosen to head Noga, a new subsidiary of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon that will offer comprehensive and innovative services for retirees.

Harel Wizel: Major international brands could enter the Israeli market
The Fox Group held talks with international brands before October 7, but the war halted these plans. Harel Wizel stated that negotiations would resume if Israel enters a prolonged period of stability. Simultaneously, the company plans to expand the Jumbo chain and optimize its import logistics from China.

The Battle for Viewers: YouTube Threatens Netflix's Profitability
In an effort to maintain exclusivity, YouTube is paying millions of dollars to top creators. Experts warn that the bidding war could severely hurt Netflix's profitability and the company's stock.

Looking for a job? These are the mistakes that will lead to your resume being skipped
A recruitment expert who has worked with Google and TikTok reveals the dramatic shift in the job market and explains which common phrases in resumes cause employers to reject you immediately.

Energy company Welink faces collapse: operational failures and massive lawsuits
The British company Welink, operator of Portugal's largest solar power plant, has entered insolvency proceedings. The collapse follows a decline in electricity prices, severe malfunctions, and a 143 million euro lawsuit from a Chinese contractor.