Assaf Rappaport

After ten years in which he served in a variety of roles behind the scenes and on screen, another journalist decides to leave the channel recently acquired by Assaf Rappaport.

The prestigious American magazine Fortune publishes a comprehensive profile article on Israeli tech entrepreneur Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and co-founder of Armis, which was recently acquired by ServiceNow for approximately $7.75 billion. Among the interviewees, Assaf Rappaport shares insights into their personal history, their first investment exchange, and the role of a Bible quiz in their early...

Following the departure of foreign correspondent Yosef Israel, organizational changes at the media outlet continue. Two more key staff members are leaving the News 13 company.

Bank of Jerusalem shares rise against the backdrop of a mother and daughter's absence in Vienna, Liora Ofer celebrates a new move that will bring in billions, and SanDisk in a stock buyback. These were the news of the week on ice.

The founder of Wiz, who brought about the $32 billion exit, is shifting his center of gravity from the cyber world to mega-deals in media, social networks, and retail that touch every home in Israel.

A Channel 12 journalist posted an amusing story on social media, but she did not expect this quick response from Channel 13, which decided to take up the gauntlet and send her a special surprise.

Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport is reportedly exploring the acquisition of the McDonald's franchise in Israel. Following recent moves into the media sector, the entrepreneur is looking to diversify his portfolio beyond technology.

Following the $32 billion sale of Wiz to Google and his move to acquire Reshet 13, cyber-giant founder Assaf Rappaport is in talks to purchase the McDonald's Israel franchise, which operates 225 locations.

Despite reports of a number of high-tech entrepreneurs joining the channel acquisition process, the official request submitted to the Second Authority indicates at this stage only 2 financiers: Rappaport and Yinon Costica. At the same time, the regulator is nearing a decision on the deal and is also examining the channel's past obligations.

A bus company prepares to acquire a competitor, US interest rates remain unchanged, and Teva is on track for the S&P 500 — these are the top news stories of the week on Ice.

The Israel Bidur group is undergoing rapid leadership changes following its acquisition by Assaf Rappaport and a group of investors. Within 24 hours, two senior executives have left the company: following CEO Idan Elrom, COO Bar Grinstein has also stepped down.

Israel Tax Authority head Shay Aharonovich revealed for the first time that massive deals by two Israeli tech companies generated between 20 and 30 billion shekels for the state budget, bolstering national economic stability.