At a Nadlan Media real estate conference, Israel Land Authority Director Yanki Quint addressed recent reports regarding land marketing and benefits for Druze and Circassian security personnel.
Yossi Abu, who participated in the Maariv and Walla Economic Conference, spoke about granting exploration licenses to a consortium that includes Azerbaijan's national oil company.
According to Trump’s book, we should always think big, focus on the risks, and maximize our options. Aim high, and keep pushing for what you really want.
The airline offers tickets from Tel Aviv to various destinations starting at $33, and there are flights to over fifteen destinations for less than $100.
Av-Gad announces seven tenant tenders in one month in the Krayot and northern Israel, totaling about 4,000 new housing units. CEO Re’em Ratzon:"Northern Israel is a key growth engine for the future."
“The recognition by Fast Company is a source of immense pride for us as Israelis and highlights the global relevance of the problem we are solving,” said AISAP’s CEO.
Turkey severed trade with Israel last year over its war in Gaza with the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas and has remained an outspoken critic of Israel's policies.
"We've brought orange back to life – not just metaphorically, but as a core part of our brand identity," Electra Consumer Products Group CEO Zvika Shwimmer said.
Ruby Capital and Meitav invested NIS 195M in Psagot Ayala, with 50 apartments and 10,000 sqm of offices. "Purchase groups will grow their market share due to high rates."
Gold's surge signals an imminent "global reset," warns Willem Middelkoop. Key factors: central banks' physical gold demand, geopolitical instability, and a shift from the dollar.
Gold and silver are nearing a historic bull market, says expert Jordan Roy-Byrne on Liberty and Finance. He predicts major gains, especially for silver, which he sees set for a record-breaking surge.
Gold expert Ryan King linked gold’s rise to $3,000 to fiat depreciation and debt. He also discussed the Caliber-Equinox merger, forming a major Canadian gold producer.
Blavatnik is not fully divesting from the channel, choosing instead to continue investing several million dollars in the coming months to ensure the financial stability of the network.
The all-cash buyout comes after Wiz rejected a $23 billion bid from Alphabet last year due to concerns about antitrust approvals and its aim to focus on an initial public offering.