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Yohananof Launches Unique Social Supermarket in Rehovot
The major food chain has partnered with a non-profit organization to open a store in Rehovot for families in need, offering products at significantly discounted prices.

Osher Ad crashes the price: the sought-after hit is now available for only 699 shekels
The chain is launching a multi-purpose home appliance that prepares a variety of frozen desserts in just half an hour, without the need for pre-freezing and at a price that makes visiting an ice cream parlor unnecessary.

After a negative streak on Wall Street: The stock that surged
Trading in New York closed with slight gains, bringing some relief to investors, as one tech giant presented record reports thanks to demand for artificial intelligence, while another well-known company crashed.

High-tech layoff wave continues: Israeli company IVIX cuts 10% of staff
Israeli tech firm IVIX, which combats financial crime for governments, has announced a 10% workforce reduction alongside a strategic pivot toward new AI-driven investigative tools.

Strauss Expands Yotvata Line: Now Dairy-Free
The familiar flavors of Yotvata arrive in a new version: Strauss has launched a series of soy-based chocolate drinks and iced coffee. The products carry a 'parve' kashrut certification, making them suitable for those who strictly separate meat and dairy.

950 Million Shekel Investment: Mega-Project to Transform Ashdod
A group of developers is launching the "Metropol District" project within the "Metropol Ashdod" complex, spanning approximately 15 dunams with an estimated investment of 950 million shekels. The project will feature a mix of employment, commercial, hotel, and residential spaces.

Israelis are shifting capital away from the TASE: Where did billions of shekels flow in August?
August data reveals a significant trend in the capital market as investors redeemed approximately 1 billion shekels from Israeli stocks, opting instead to move large sums into foreign assets and money market funds.

Rami Levy Announces Changes to Branch Operating Hours
The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain is updating customers on operating hour adjustments for this coming Saturday night, September 5, 2026. Most branches will open one hour after the end of Shabbat, with the exception of six locations that will remain closed.

IBI Silver Castle in a New Era: New Chairman of the Board Appointed
The founder of INX, with over 25 years of experience in the capital market, has been chosen to lead the board of directors following the completion of IBI Investment House's acquisition of control. Zvi Ziv is stepping down.

National Insurance Institute Update: In-Person Services Resume and Early Benefit Payments
Following a two-week hiatus, National Insurance Institute branches will resume in-person public reception nationwide starting tomorrow. Additionally, the institution has announced early benefit payments for September to accommodate the upcoming holidays.

Logistics giant faces collapse: inventory stuck, massive contract suddenly shortened
Noble Supply & Logistics, a leading supplier to the US government, has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company faced severe difficulties after a major Department of Defense contract was abruptly shortened, leaving it with $100 million in stranded inventory.

Will Gas Prices Drop: The Ministry of Finance's Emergency Move
After gas prices in Israel soared to an all-time historical high, the Ministry of Finance is attempting to approve an emergency measure to lower gasoline costs, but the Budget Department and the Tax Authority are strongly opposing the move.

Israel breaks records: The surge in foreign investment surprises the world
The Chief Economist's report reveals unprecedented record data on foreign investment in Israel, which recorded a 78% jump precisely at a time when OECD countries are seeing a completely opposite and particularly worrying trend for the rest of the world.

Eyal Berkovic lowers the price of his Haifa villa to 10.5 million shekels
The luxury villa of Eyal Berkovic and his ex-wife Tali in the Denya neighborhood of Haifa is still looking for a buyer – and the asking price has dropped. What awaits the person who purchases the property?

Victory CEO Crashes the Market: 28% Discount and 50 Shekel Savings
The CEO and owner of the Victory chain has announced a holiday promotion: a package of sliced goose liver is available for a discounted price of 129 shekels. What are the purchase conditions and savings? | All the details

Japanese Yen Surges Against the Dollar: What Is Behind the Unusual Move
The Japanese currency is strengthening sharply as statements from the Bank of Japan and American support increase market bets on a shift in monetary policy.

Daily Crypto: Sales pressure and a red day in trading
A red trend and broad weakness were recorded today among the leading digital currencies, as Bitcoin and Ethereum lose ground and only stablecoins manage to provide a relative anchor for investors.

Israeli Companies Reach Wall Street: The Fund That Will Change the Game
A new ETF launched on NASDAQ gives investors in the US exposure to 120 leading companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, from banks to defense and technology companies, and what this means for those companies.

Shake-up at News 13: Veteran presenter leaves after nearly a decade
Following the appointment of Suleiman Maswada as correspondent in the United States, veteran journalist Neria Kraus is parting ways with the news company. After exploring alternative roles, a decision was made to conclude her tenure.

Rami Levy launches seasonal hit: motorized children's car for 299.90 NIS
The "Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma" chain has launched the "Bumpy Ride" motorized bumper car for children at a special price of 299.90 NIS. The model features parental remote control, LED lighting, and music playback capabilities.

Teva in a major breakthrough: Good news for celiac and skin disease patients
The company reports success in a clinical trial for a drug that blocks an inflammatory protein. The treatment is intended for two different conditions and is expected to advance to later development stages soon.

The dramatic interest rate decision in Europe: Will it affect the shekel?
New inflation data in the eurozone may lead to a historic change in the Central Bank's policy. Here is how the emerging move will affect Israeli investors and the local currency exchange rate.

Huge exit in Israeli high-tech: startup sold for $1 billion
A major deal in the local cyber market as Cyera acquires the Israeli company Oasis Security, founded by veterans of Unit 81, which develops a platform for securing non-human identities and AI agents in organizations.

The leading developer in Sde Dov: which company sold the most apartments
A comparative analysis by a Psagot-Sigma expert reveals significant differences in sales pace and pricing among projects in the prestigious Sde Dov district.

Tax benefits in danger: Tax Authority in a dramatic move that will bring billions to the state
Shay Aharonovich warns that the compensation fund is about to run out, and revealed that the Tax Authority is examining a series of dramatic moves, including imposing property tax, taxing advanced study funds (karanot hishtalmut), and a mandatory reporting requirement on rent that alone would bring in about 1.5 billion shekels a year.

About 2.5 billion shekels in the trash: The disturbing data on food waste during the holidays
Grim data reveals: More than a fifth of family spending on food during the holidays goes to waste, and tens of millions of cubic meters of water are wasted precisely in a difficult year for agriculture.

Shake-up in Israeli high-tech: Intel closes department and fires all employees
The chip giant has made a dramatic decision to close the optimization and AI agents group at its research labs in the country, fire senior developers, and halt important operations.

The Crypto Era: Are the laws from the 70s about to be updated?
How do you adapt the capital market to a world where stocks can be transferred via blockchain? The US Securities and Exchange Commission proposes updating old rules and incorporating technologies like blockchain into the constitutional framework. How is artificial intelligence related to this and what is tokenization anyway?

Rare Opportunity on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Analysts Forecast 72% Upside
Phoenix Brokerage has upgraded its buy recommendation for Solair Renewable Energies with a target price of 163 shekels, representing a 72% upside driven by major projects in Poland and Valencia.

ONE ZERO Bank Expands Trading Services: New Commission-Free Options
Amid a surge in retail trading, ONE ZERO bank is expanding its offerings, allowing customers to trade Irish-domiciled ETFs with no transaction or custody fees.

Rental Prices Rise Amid Shortage of Large Apartments
The rental market in Israel shows a 4.8% price increase compared to July 2025. The primary driver is a severe shortage of large apartments, with supply dropping by 25% year-over-year, particularly in the southern regions.

ILA and Dira LeHaskir Successfully Market Land for Long-Term Rental Housing
Following a series of failed tenders in Nahariya, Jaljulia, and Tel Aviv, the Israel Land Authority has successfully marketed land in Yavne. The Reisdor company won the bid to construct 104 long-term rental apartments.

Assaf Rappaport and the wave of departures: Channel 13 presenter leaves after 10 years
After ten years in which he served in a variety of roles behind the scenes and on screen, another journalist decides to leave the channel recently acquired by Assaf Rappaport.

Tax Authority Advances Work Grant Payments: Funds to Arrive September 9
The Tax Authority has decided to expedite the second installment of the work grant, allowing citizens to access funds ahead of the Tishrei holidays. Payments will be deposited into accounts starting September 9.

Coca-Cola Shifts Strategy: New Packaging Formats for the Holidays
Ahead of the Tishrei holiday season, Coca-Cola Israel is expanding its product range by introducing new six-packs featuring 1.75-liter and 2-liter bottles.

Former Minister Ordered to Pay Damages for Defamatory Email
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered former minister Shalom Simhon, chairman of the board at Pasta Rico, to pay 20,000 shekels in damages to the company's founders for defamation in an email.
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No added sugar: The surprising move by Elite and Strauss
The leading candy brand with no added sugar, MUST, from Elite and Strauss, is launching two new flavors simultaneously, promising to bring surprising combinations and an especially velvety texture to consumers in Israel.

Renowned fashion chain says goodbye to Israel: all branches to close permanently
Just a few weeks after shifting all weight to the digital arena and closing its flagship store, the Razili chain also announces the cessation of its online site operations. All details on redeeming points and rights.

Major deal in the USA: Israeli company acquires American insurance firm
The Israeli financial group has signed a binding agreement to acquire control of a company specializing in workers' compensation insurance, with the total assets of the acquired companies estimated at tens of millions of dollars.
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"We entered a male table and almost fainted": The secret behind the Seestarz exit
The founders of the fashion brand Seestarz, Alona and Daniela Tzur, talk about the moment a fashion giant offered to acquire them for millions of shekels, the massive disappointment on launch day, and the imposter syndrome that accompanied their success.