Economy

Sep 1, 2026
18:26ICE
Record-Breaking Results for Toto: Prize Payouts Reach Unprecedented Levels
Business

Record-Breaking Results for Toto: Prize Payouts Reach Unprecedented Levels

Toto's financial reports for the second quarter of 2026 reveal record-breaking figures despite ongoing security challenges. The organization increased contributions to the state treasury, driven by significant growth in digital channels.

18:26ICE
Israeli fashion chain sold to Electra: dozens of new branches on the way
Business

Israeli fashion chain sold to Electra: dozens of new branches on the way

Electra Consumer Products has completed the acquisition of 50% of Inter Fashion for 10 million shekels. The company, which holds the exclusive franchises in Israel for Calzedonia, Intimissimi, and Tezenis, is expected to end 2026 with a turnover of more than 40 million shekels. The plan: dozens of new stores by the end of 2029.

4-year-old girl with disability certificate sent to stairs with family: El Al to pay compensation
Consumer

4-year-old girl with disability certificate sent to stairs with family: El Al to pay compensation

A family arrived at Ben Gurion Airport with four children, a stroller, and luggage, claiming they were forced to descend a long staircase to reach their plane. Judge Nurit Taviv-Mizrachi upheld the parents' account, ruling that their requests for assistance were ignored. El Al, having failed to provide staff testimony, must pay 5,000 shekels; the lawsuit against the Israel Airports Authority was...

Crypto in the bank: The key is documentation
Crypto

Crypto in the bank: The key is documentation

New regulatory initiatives in Israel are making it easier to handle crypto, but there is no automatic approval for transferring profits to a bank account. Transparency and complete documentation remain the key requirements for banks.

17:07N12
43 Years in Civil Service: Accidental Discovery of Rank Error
Career

43 Years in Civil Service: Accidental Discovery of Rank Error

The Regional Labor Court in Jerusalem rejected a former Government Companies Authority employee's claim for salary arrears prior to 2010 due to the statute of limitations, but awarded him 25,000 shekels for emotional distress, ruling that the state failed to protect his rights for over a decade.

17:07N12
Do you have thousands of flight points? Here is how to check what they are really worth
Personal Finance

Do you have thousands of flight points? Here is how to check what they are really worth

Points look like money, but their value varies greatly between a flight, a hotel, and an upgrade. The simple calculation: how much money is actually saved versus the number of points surrendered, and what it cost to accumulate them.

16:51Ynet
A reduction that can reach hundreds of thousands of shekels: the impact of interest rate cuts on mortgages
Personal Finance

A reduction that can reach hundreds of thousands of shekels: the impact of interest rate cuts on mortgages

Since November 2025, the Bank of Israel has lowered the interest rate five times, resulting in a significant reduction in costs for mortgage borrowers. The new interest rate cut will take effect this coming Thursday.

After 17 years: Victoria Beckham's fashion brand turns profitable for the first time
Business

After 17 years: Victoria Beckham's fashion brand turns profitable for the first time

Victoria Beckham's fashion and cosmetics company has reported profitability for the first time. The company's revenue rose in 2025 by 15% to 129.8 million pounds.

16:32ICE
Daily Crypto: Mixed Market Trend and High XRP Volatility
Crypto

Daily Crypto: Mixed Market Trend and High XRP Volatility

The digital currency market is struggling to establish a clear direction as Bitcoin maintains relative stability, while XRP records the most significant weekly decline among major assets.

16:23Mako
Trump's son also invested: Israeli XTEND reaches Wall Street at a valuation of $1.5 billion
Business

Trump's son also invested: Israeli XTEND reaches Wall Street at a valuation of $1.5 billion

The robotics company, which started as a gaming company and developed an operating system for drones and robotics in combat environments and dangerous missions, announced that it will begin trading on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker XTND. The move is being carried out through a reverse merger in a stock deal at a valuation of $1.5 billion. CEO Aviv Shapira: "Becoming a...

16:05Ynet
Be'er Ya'akov: Plan for thousands of housing units passes another stage
Real Estate

Be'er Ya'akov: Plan for thousands of housing units passes another stage

The District Planning and Building Committee of the Central District has decided to deposit for publication a plan regarding a complex that will include residential, employment, and commercial space on the scale of thousands of housing units. This is an initial stage of the plan.

16:01Ynet
For the third consecutive time: Bank of Israel lowers interest rate by 0.25% to 3.25%
Markets

For the third consecutive time: Bank of Israel lowers interest rate by 0.25% to 3.25%

Ongoing disinflation and the strength of the shekel, despite a sharp rise in fuel prices, have led the Monetary Committee to decide on a further reduction in the base interest rate.

15:53ICE
Harel reveals: Is the interest rate in Israel heading for a U-turn?
Markets

Harel reveals: Is the interest rate in Israel heading for a U-turn?

The market assigns a probability of about 50% to an imminent cut, but an in-depth analysis of the global economy reveals why the Bank of Israel may wait and presents a surprising forecast for the dollar exchange rate.

15:52ICE
Right after his departure from 'Game of Chefs': Moshik Roth's new job
Business

Right after his departure from 'Game of Chefs': Moshik Roth's new job

The first Israeli chef to win Michelin stars has been chosen to lead the well-known agricultural brand 'David Moshe' from the Western Negev in a massive new campaign.

15:18Ynet
After the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: understandings reached to prevent disruptions during the holidays
Career

After the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: understandings reached to prevent disruptions during the holidays

About 2.5 million passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport during September, with a forecast of about 100,000 people per day at the airport ahead of Rosh Hashanah. The Israel Airports Authority management, the workers' committee, and the Histadrut have agreed to accelerate the recruitment process for employees to avoid a repeat of the scenes seen two weeks ago.

14:51Ynet
Back to school: The insurance issue that not all parents are aware of
Personal Finance

Back to school: The insurance issue that not all parents are aware of

The coverage does not end at the school gate. Personal accident insurance for students, provided as part of parental payments, may also apply when a child is injured at home, at an extracurricular activity, or on vacation.

Energy Minister Eli Cohen blocks appointment of Noga CEO
Business

Energy Minister Eli Cohen blocks appointment of Noga CEO

Minister of Energy Eli Cohen has opposed the appointment of Gilad Bar-Adon as CEO of Noga. The minister argues that the candidate lacks the necessary expertise in the electricity sector.

14:31ICE
After the gains: The Bitcoin guru has returned to buying coins - what does it mean?
Crypto

After the gains: The Bitcoin guru has returned to buying coins - what does it mean?

The world's largest corporate holder has resumed purchases after a break of about ten weeks, during which it even sold coins. Why is Michael Saylor's return considered an event that the entire market is watching, and what does it signal about the state of Bitcoin?

13:54ICE
The state gave them land for free - but the fighters stayed away
Real Estate

The state gave them land for free - but the fighters stayed away

A tender in Kfar Tavor intended to provide reservists with land at affordable prices has seen low turnout. Despite the state offering land for free, high development costs pushed the total price to over 1.8 million shekels, leading to the disqualification of several bids.

13:53ICE
Libra CEO admits: "Investors were told they were better off with scratch cards"
Business

Libra CEO admits: "Investors were told they were better off with scratch cards"

Eti Elishakov recalls the difficult start in the conservative insurance industry, the dramatic step of mortgaging her home to raise capital, and the moment the call center exploded on launch day.

13:53ICE
Sami Matzlawi makes an impressive move: this is how he earned 20% from an off-exchange deal
Business

Sami Matzlawi makes an impressive move: this is how he earned 20% from an off-exchange deal

The chairman and controlling shareholder of the Matzlawi company sold 4.5% of the company's shares to repay a loan taken when purchasing the stake of Eliyahu Knapler. The transaction was carried out at a price reflecting high confidence in the company's strategy.

Hagag sold 68 apartments in the second quarter; price in Sde Dov project rose
Business

Hagag sold 68 apartments in the second quarter; price in Sde Dov project rose

Hagag Real Estate concluded the second quarter of 2026 with 68 apartments sold, a 4.6% increase over the previous period. Despite varying sales volumes across projects, the company reported a 126.7% rise in net profit.

Took a taxi for 10 euros and was charged 2,555: this is the court's decision
Personal Finance

Took a taxi for 10 euros and was charged 2,555: this is the court's decision

An Israeli tourist in France claimed that a taxi driver scammed her and charged her card 2,555 euros instead of ten. The court rejected her lawsuit against the credit card company CAL and determined that the company acted properly since the passenger entered a secret code. The judge ruled that the precautionary measures were reasonable and ordered the plaintiff to pay expenses.

Led by Salesforce: Israeli company HiBob completes massive funding round at a $3.5 billion valuation
Business

Led by Salesforce: Israeli company HiBob completes massive funding round at a $3.5 billion valuation

Israeli HR platform developer HiBob has raised $166 million in a round led by Salesforce. The company's valuation has reached $3.5 billion, with total funding since inception exceeding $700 million.

13:13ICE
Aaron Frenkel makes a big move: buys stock for 32 million shekels
Business

Aaron Frenkel makes a big move: buys stock for 32 million shekels

Billionaire Aaron Frenkel, who is currently promoting the giant IPO of Uvision on NASDAQ, continues to accumulate power in the real estate arena. In a series of acquisitions spread over a month, he increased his stake in the holding company Alony Hetz. What attracts him to the company, and how close is he to full control?

13:13ICE
A benefit worth 600 shekels: El Al and Isracard in a joint economic move
Consumer

A benefit worth 600 shekels: El Al and Isracard in a joint economic move

Planning to fly soon? El Al and Isracard are taking a surprising step that could provide you with significant dollar savings, alongside a critical warning for some cardholders. Everything you need to know.

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against Better Rail app developers
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against Better Rail app developers

Israel Railways has threatened legal action against the operators of the Better Rail app, accusing them of unauthorized data extraction and causing system overloads.

13:03Mako
Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against developer of free train schedule app
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against developer of free train schedule app

Israel Railways has issued a pre-lawsuit warning to the developer of the "Better Rail" app, demanding its removal from app stores over alleged "unauthorized commercial use." Developer Guy Teper denies the claims, asserting that the project is non-profit and relies on public information. He has stated that he will not comply with the demand to remove the app, which provides real-time train updates...

12:45N12
"Refusing to fly to Tel Aviv": Brussels Airlines employees protest against mandatory Israel flights
Career

"Refusing to fly to Tel Aviv": Brussels Airlines employees protest against mandatory Israel flights

A shortage of staff led Brussels Airlines management to mandate employees to fly to Israel, sparking a confrontation. In response, the Belgian labor union announced a targeted strike on the Tel Aviv route, accusing the company of violating agreements and endangering crews contrary to official travel warnings.

Led by Donald Trump Jr.'s fund: Polymarket raises capital at a valuation of $21 billion
Business

Led by Donald Trump Jr.'s fund: Polymarket raises capital at a valuation of $21 billion

An investment fund partnered by Donald Trump Jr. is investing $300 million in the prediction platform Polymarket. The investment is part of a $1 billion funding round that values the company at $21 billion.

Cities with the Highest Municipal Tax (Arnona): Updated Ranking
Consumer

Cities with the Highest Municipal Tax (Arnona): Updated Ranking

The update to the Arnona calculation per square meter corrects distortions that ignored gaps in measurement methods between different authorities. The revised ranking more accurately reflects the actual charge per resident and presents a completely different picture regarding the cost of municipal living.

12:29ICE
Uri and Anna Banai Won: This Is the Amount They Will Pay in Income Tax
Personal Finance

Uri and Anna Banai Won: This Is the Amount They Will Pay in Income Tax

After winning the grand finale of Power Couple and taking home a cash prize of hundreds of thousands of shekels, the couple will have to part with a significant portion of the amount due to Israel's tax laws.

12:29ICE
Yitzhak Tshuva Invests $5 Billion in Mega Data Center Projects
Business

Yitzhak Tshuva Invests $5 Billion in Mega Data Center Projects

Delek Group, controlled by Yitzhak Tshuva, joins the AI race: the company Mehadrin has submitted requests to build giant data centers in Netanya and Ashkelon with investments of billions of dollars, amid the exceptional load on the power grid.

12:29ICE
Shufersal's Figures Drop: The Only Food Chain That Managed to Surprise
Markets

Shufersal's Figures Drop: The Only Food Chain That Managed to Surprise

Food chain reports reveal temporary weakness in the second quarter of 2026, with Shufersal and Victory recording sharp declines, yet experts point to stocks that may soar in the near future.

Farmers warn: water supply disruption could lead to crop loss
Business

Farmers warn: water supply disruption could lead to crop loss

The Israel Farmers Federation has urgently appealed to the Ministers of Finance, Agriculture, and Energy following disruptions in agricultural water supply. Hundreds of farms nearing harvest are at risk.

11:48ICE
Israel Railways threatens lawsuit: popular app receives warning letter
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit: popular app receives warning letter

The transport app "Better Rail," operated on a volunteer and non-profit basis, has received a sharp warning letter from Israel Railways alleging intellectual property infringement. The developers are not backing down: "Public information belongs to the public."

11:48ICE
Millions in upgrades and fat bonuses: this is the new salary of Amos Luzon
Business

Millions in upgrades and fat bonuses: this is the new salary of Amos Luzon

The company's board of directors is expected to approve the new compensation policy for the controlling shareholder in October. What will his monthly salary be, how many bonuses is he expected to receive, and how is this related to the company's success?

Thanks to Ichilov and Nvidia: Best's order backlog grew by 902 million shekels
Business

Thanks to Ichilov and Nvidia: Best's order backlog grew by 902 million shekels

Construction and real estate group Best reported a 182% jump in Q2 2026 net profit to 34.7 million shekels. The company's order backlog expanded to 6.2 billion shekels.

Not just AI: Ernst & Young to distribute bonuses to employees who demonstrate "human skills"
Business

Not just AI: Ernst & Young to distribute bonuses to employees who demonstrate "human skills"

Ernst & Young is investing $100 million in rewards for employees who demonstrate adaptability, innovation, and critical thinking. The program aims to balance AI integration by fostering essential human traits.

Ashtrom sells Rosh Pinna Mall for 48.5 million shekels
Business

Ashtrom sells Rosh Pinna Mall for 48.5 million shekels

Ashtrom has agreed to sell the Rosh Pinna Mall to GT Real Estate for 48.5 million shekels. The new owner aims to boost the property's annual net operating income from 3 million to 5 million shekels.

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