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Itay Levi Drops Official Cover of Ofer Levi Classic "Maohav BeGeshem"
Israeli pop and Mizrahi star Itay Levi has officially released a cover of Ofer Levi's classic hit "Maohav BeGeshem" after stunning crowds on his current nationwide tour.

Are You Saving Enough? The Ultimate Israeli Retirement Guide for Every Age
An in-depth analysis of Israeli retirement savings explores target accumulation benchmarks by age, the power of compound interest, and the significant impact of management fees on future pensions.

Buskila Brothers Secures 280 Million Shekel Credit Line for Expansion
Netivot-based real estate firm Buskila Brothers has secured a 280 million shekel credit line from Menora Mivtachim and Reality Fund Finance to expand its business activities.
Menora Mivtachim Faces Class Action Over Motor Insurance Claims Inflation
The Central District Court approved a class action against Menora Mivtachim over allegations of artificially inflating motor insurance claims reports by including third-party expenses.
Eyal Golan Reunites All Five Children on Stage in Emotional Concert Moment
Singer Eyal Golan surprised fans at Menora Mivtachim Arena by bringing his five children on stage together. Meanwhile, he announced his participation in the upcoming Hanukkah 2026 Hysteria tour.
Menora acquires 40% of hedge fund Agility for 200 million shekels
Insurance company Menora Mivtachim is acquiring 40% of the shares of the hedge fund Agility for 200 million shekels. The deal values the fund at 500 million shekels, surprising the capital market.
Global investment bank on Israeli insurance stock: "Will rise by 17%"
The international investment bank Jefferies sets a target price of 565 shekels for Menora Mivtachim shares and explains why it is the only one in the industry increasing profits in property auto insurance while competitors are struggling. What is behind the premium that Jefferies suggests for the stock, and where do the risks lie?
Menora sets new targets: 73% growth in assets by the end of the decade
Alongside strong financial reports, the insurance company Menora Mivtachim is the first to officially raise its targets. The company earned 785 million shekels in the second quarter with a return on equity of 34%, higher than other insurance companies. It projects assets under management of 750 billion shekels by 2030, a 73% jump compared to the end of last year, a similar jump in profit to 3...
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%.
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?
Ahavat Hashem exclusively reveals: This is the next crazy project of the Gordon brothers
Following the triumph at the Menora Mivtachim Arena, Ahavat Hashem shares his emotions regarding the success, future plans, and details of the new family business he is building with his brothers.
Ahavat Hashem Gordon won in front of a full arena: A celebration of martial arts at Menora
Israeli pride in front of thousands of spectators: Ahavat Hashem Gordon defeated John Lineker in the main event of GFN 1, held in front of full stands with the participation of fighters from Israel and abroad. His brothers, Ruach Hashem and Kivdi, also impressed with victories in the sold-out evening, which included MMA, kickboxing, and Muay Thai fights.
Lawsuit against Menora Mivtachim: Hundreds of thousands of shekels cut from a bereaved brother
A bereaved brother claims that the insurance company reduced the compensation due to him after his brother's death by hundreds of thousands of shekels. The court is now examining whether the deduction was carried out legally.