Ranking of Israel's wealthiest: Eyal Ofer maintains the top spot, Adelson and Idan Ofer strengthen
The updated ranking reveals the wealth of Eyal Ofer, Miriam Adelson, and Idan Ofer, who continue to lead the list of billionaires in Israel, alongside the growth of the Federmann family's capital.

As every week, we at ice present to you the updated ranking of Israel's wealthiest, based on the latest capital fluctuations of the country's richest individuals.
Updated data shows that billionaire Eyal Ofer continues to hold the first place in the ranking of Israeli wealthy individuals, with his personal capital currently estimated at 34.7 billion dollars, remaining stable at the same level as last week.
In second place is Dr. Miriam Adelson with an estimated capital of 33.4 billion dollars, a slight increase compared to the previous ranking where her capital was estimated at 33.2 billion dollars. Despite the growth, she remains ranked behind Ofer, with the gap between the two standing at more than one billion dollars.
Coming in third place is Idan Ofer, Eyal's brother, with an estimated capital of 32.5 billion dollars. This is an increase compared to the previous figure of 32.1 billion dollars, and in the current ranking, he continues to be one of the most prominent businessmen in Israel and globally.
The top five is rounded out by the founders of the gaming company Playrix, brothers Dmitry and Igor Bukhman, who maintain fourth place with a stable capital of 13.6 billion dollars. Ranked in fifth place is the Federmann family, which shows an increase in capital compared to the previous ranking, with an estimated value of 10.4 billion dollars compared to 9.8 billion dollars previously.
Overall, the updated ranking points to stability at the top of Israeli capital, alongside an increase in the value of most of the leading names. The major businessmen in Israel continue to hold empires in the fields of shipping, real estate, energy, and technology, while international markets continue to significantly influence the scale of their capital.





