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Rami Levy takes control of a construction company: he will cover its multi-million debts and receive 80%
The businessman continues to increase his hold on the market: he is acquiring the contracting company Reshit Bniya and will cover its debts. The CEO will continue, but Levy will be able to purchase the remaining 20% from him at the end of 7 years.

After the dramatic evacuation: Ministry of Health issues new directive for Haifa beaches
Repeated water quality tests in Haifa have led to the lifting of the swimming ban at several sites, though two popular beaches remain closed due to continued pollution.

Gad Dairies: Sharp profit growth amid stock decline
The cheese manufacturer concluded the quarter with a 9.9% revenue increase, consolidated Meshek Weiler for the first time, and approved a 30 million shekel dividend. However, the entire sector is suffering from cooling investor appetite.

Tiv Taam Reports Best Quarter in Its History
The well-known supermarket chain summarized the second quarter of 2026 with revenues of 555.8 million shekels, presenting a plan to expand branches and launch advanced automation systems.

Tzofit Grant with a surprising message to Michal Rand after the divorce: "I wish you with all my heart"
Moments after the divorce proceedings of Shuli and Michal Rand were officially completed, his partner chose to share her feelings from the bottom of her heart and addressed the woman left behind directly.

Dramatic survey reveals: what are patients in Israel really afraid of?
New and worrying data from the Assuta Institute shows that an absolute majority of the public is afraid to go to hospitals, with the main concern reaching an unprecedented rate of almost 90 percent of respondents.

The Isralovich family empire: the true value of the business revealed
Following the high-profile wedding with Omer Adam, the spotlight is on the capital and assets of the Isralovich family in Italy and Israel. How much is the family real estate and finance group worth, and how is the crypto sector involved?

Concerns for patient health: Doctors at Kaplan Hospital not fully trained
An audit committee found serious deficiencies in the training of cardiology residents at Kaplan Hospital, including alleged falsified records. The Scientific Council recommended exceptional measures, including revoking the accreditation of the cardiology department and conducting an individual assessment of the doctors who completed their residency there.

Worth 3.5 million euros per week: Omer Adam's new toy revealed
The successful singer and Sasha Israelovich began their massive celebrations in Portofino, Italy, with the weekly rental cost of the luxurious vessel breaking records and leaving the entire industry in shock.

Rani Rahav in deep mourning: 'A giant of his generation. He will be remembered forever'
Media personality Rani Rahav says goodbye to Prof. Avi Degani, founder of "Geocartography," who passed away at the age of 88. "He made history in his lifetime," Rahav eulogized the pioneer of market research who contributed greatly to shaping the country.

National Insurance Institute demands hundreds of thousands of shekels from former national team footballer
Former football star Shimon Abuhatzira has filed a petition with the Haifa District Court, claiming that the Tax Authority had previously guaranteed he would be exempt from National Insurance contributions on income earned while playing in Greece. Despite this, the National Insurance Institute is now demanding approximately 350,000 shekels from him.

Towards trading: The important lesson for investors from the Israeli company
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed in the green led by insurance, and on Wall Street, chips recovered as Nvidia broke a streak of declines before tonight's report. Two local companies provide a lesson on inflated forecasts. What is expected today?

Profit surge and cash reserve of 813 million shekels: Isras real estate group reports record figures
An agreement for the sale of land in the south, alongside an improvement in income-generating assets, boosted the company's net profit by 30% in the first half of the year, while its cash reserves swelled to hundreds of millions of shekels.

Prashkovsky registered thousands for apartment tender - but takes a loan at 10% interest
While real estate companies suffer from financing costs that weigh on them and erode entrepreneurial profit, the company took a loan of 22 million shekels at a prime plus 5% interest rate. At the same time, the company claims that thousands registered for a tender in which it marketed 400 apartments.

A 599,000% jump in one day: the new cryptocurrency shaking up the market
A new coin launched just a few hours ago showed an inconceivable increase of hundreds of thousands of percent, but behind the crazy numbers hides a critical warning that every investor must know.

Bitcoin in a Frenzy: Economic Factors That Could Halt the Surge
The leading cryptocurrency has surged toward the 80,000 dollar mark, but analysts are warning of a potential turnaround due to US interest rate decisions and the expiration of billions of dollars in options.

Mother of 'Big Brother' star enters politics: on the way to an election surprise?
Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter launched his new party 'Amcha Yisrael', and among the surprising names on the list stands out Sigal Kraunik — mother of 'Big Brother' alumnus Chen Kraunik and widow of the late Arik Kraunik.

Eden Harel pleads: "Pray for my son"
The media personality arrived at the Western Wall and asked her followers to join her in prayer for her son, an IDF soldier: "Pray for my son, Uria ben Eden, that with God's help he will come home to us for Rosh Hashanah"

Favorite furniture chain goes bankrupt: heavy debts and promises of 80% discounts
Despite growth in the industry, a wave of collapses is hitting sleep retailers in the US. Now, the low-cost chain No Bull Mattress is joining Chapter 11 proceedings after accumulating debts of about $2.8 million.

Yigal Damri invests 10% of his annual salary in purchasing company shares
After his salary terms were updated, and the chairman of I.H. Damri will earn up to 8 million shekels per year, he continues to increase his stake in the company. What is the reason for this move and what is his percentage of holdings today?

Interest rate decision in Israel: Will the governor surprise the market?
Ahead of the September 1st decision, amid geopolitical and budgetary risks, Harel experts assess the likelihood of an interest rate cut in Israel while analyzing global economic trends.

Investment giant UBS: How to navigate the stock market amid rising bond yields
The rise in US bond yields is worrying investors, but UBS bank presents a positive outlook for stocks and identifies the safest investment channels for the near term.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be transferred in two days
This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit distributions for August to hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Find out which payments are expected this Friday and how the average benefit amount has changed.

Received a parking ticket from a camera? You might not have to pay it
An investigation reveals serious chaos in parking enforcement via municipal cameras and an alarming surge in their numbers. These are the mandatory conditions without which the fine you received may be immediately cancelled.

Fewer Israelis are behind on mortgage payments - this does not mean their situation has improved
Deputy Chairman of the Mortgage Consultants Association, Avi Yusufov, explains what is behind the drop in the number of delinquencies and talks about the wave of refinancing sweeping the market: "More households have consolidated existing loans."

New Forecast Revealed: Where Is the Gold Price Heading?
A dramatic review by the investment house Julius Baer presents a shake-up in global markets with updated forecasts for precious metals and a shift in the dollar-euro exchange rate outlook.

Revolution in medical cannabis: a jump of millions of shekels in profit
Despite a slight decrease in revenue in the first half of the year, the company shows a dramatic improvement in profitability indicators and reports exceptionally high liquidity of tens of millions of shekels in cash.

Oshers Ad slashes prices: sought-after kitchen appliance for only 189 shekels
The discount chain surprises with an unusual promotion on a popular kitchen appliance, while at competitors and price comparison sites you would pay almost double for it. Here are the details of the deal that is drawing shoppers' attention.

Super-Pharm Slashes Prices: Products for Only 6.90 NIS
Israel's largest pharmacy chain is launching a series of discounts and coupons on laundry, food, and baby products, with special prices valid until mid-September or while supplies last.

A conveyor belt like at Ben Gurion Airport and a giant arena: multi-billion shekel plan revealed for Haifa
Haifa Municipality has unveiled an ambitious vision with an investment of up to 4 billion shekels, aiming to transform the city's entrance into a major tourist and economic hub, despite potential environmental and budgetary hurdles.

"Hazi Hinam" in aggressive sales: dozens of products for the holiday with huge discounts
The chain is launching its Rosh Hashanah sales early with a special brochure featuring hundreds of deals, including discounts on meat, fish, oil, honey, tuna, and other staple products.

Fattal chain on the path to expansion: will open dozens of new hotels with massive investment
The Fattal hotel chain notes in its financial reports that it expects to open 41 additional hotels by 2030, with an investment of approximately 1.1 billion shekels. The company estimates that the new hotels will add about 300 million shekels to the annual EBITDA.

Mourning in academia: Professor and founder of the legendary polling institute passes away at 88
Professor Avi Dagani, one of the founders of the market research and polling field in Israel, who founded the Geocartography Group with his wife, Dr. Rina Dagani, has passed away at the age of 88. For over 5 decades, he was active in academia and the business world and was a leader in the field of geographic information systems in Israel.

Economist Ronen Bodenro Joins Ofer Winter's New Party
Ahead of the 26th Knesset elections, Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter has unveiled a new addition to his party list: economist and Major (res.) Ronen Bodenro, who has served 800 days in the reserves.

Fattal chain profits soar – but there is one figure to pay attention to
The company recorded an increase of about 17% in net profit in the second quarter, alongside significant growth in EBITDA and EBITDAR excluding exchange rate effects. However, revenues in shekels decreased due to currency effects and the security situation; the company expects revenues of 7.8–8.1 billion shekels in 2026.

State of Nevada vs. Donald Trump: An unprecedented legal drama in the USA
The state of Nevada has filed an official lawsuit against the president's administration following a dramatic decision that could lead to an immediate water supply crisis for residents. Nevada is harshly criticizing the move and warning of fatal damage to agriculture.

Bitcoin exploded within two days: this is the trigger that ignited the market
Bitcoin surged to over $79,000 within a few days, crypto stocks soared, and short sellers were forced to buy back positions worth billions. There is no single factor behind the move: a change in US Treasury policy sparked the gains, the liquidation of shorts accelerated them, and Trump and institutional money provided the fuel for the continuation.

Just before the video leaks: Guy Eitan admits to involvement in a violent incident
The social media personality and Big Brother alumnus uploaded a series of surprising videos in which he confesses to a physical assault and explains why he decided to expose the embarrassing footage himself before anyone else could.

Total collapse at Wolt: tens of thousands of Israelis stuck without deliveries
A severe technical malfunction is paralyzing the popular delivery system in Israel and around the world. Couriers are furious over the sudden shutdown of the central algorithm, and restaurants are left helpless before silent screens.

While ex-boyfriend Omer Adam got married: how Yael Shelbia spent her day
While Omer Adam was celebrating his luxurious and secret wedding in Italy with Sasha Israelovich, his former partner chose to spend the day in a surprisingly simple way, far from the spotlight.