Insolvency
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Creditor arrangement or insolvency: ways to get out of debt
Both paths are designed to deal with obligations that cannot be paid as scheduled. A lawyer explains when it is worth reaching an arrangement and when an insolvency proceeding might be more appropriate.

Mehir LeMishtaken complex in Be'er Sheva: Developer faces insolvency and project delays
The Mehir LeMishtaken project in Be'er Sheva by A.Sh. Yagel has become insolvent and will not be completed on time. The company is facing debts of hundreds of millions of shekels and an internal shareholder dispute.

Following Israel Canada Hotels: Fattal also bites into the assets of the German giant that fell into difficulties
Fattal and Israel Canada Hotels have leveraged the financial distress of the German Revo Hospitality Group to expand their European footprint. The companies are acquiring rights to 15 hotels in Germany and the Netherlands for approximately 40 million euros.

Tax offender denied financial rehabilitation: "Discharge will not help"
Most of the debts of a convicted tax offender, including one million shekels in VAT, are not dischargeable. The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled that continuing insolvency proceedings in these circumstances is futile.
Accountants against Yariv Levin: "The regulations create unjustified discrimination"
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants has filed a petition to the Supreme Court against the Minister of Justice and the Commissioner for Insolvency, claiming that the threshold conditions for the trustees' database discriminate against its members compared to lawyers. The Institute is requesting to freeze the work of the appointments committee.

Fashion giant in financial collapse: debts and sales decline
The "The Children's Place" chain has reported a difficult quarter with an 11.1% drop in sales and an operating loss of 42.2 million dollars. To survive the liquidity crisis, the company sold customs refunds at a discount for immediate cash.

New report: slight decrease in insolvency proceedings for individuals in 2025
The annual report on insolvency proceedings points to a slight decrease in active insolvency proceedings for individuals and corporations, and a slight increase in individual and creditor requests for the opening of proceedings. The report also highlights data on the age of debtors.

Drama at the Execution Office: Ex-wife's attempt to arrest ex-husband leads to loss of 1.9 million NIS
A divorced woman sought an arrest warrant against her ex-husband for a 1.9 million NIS child support debt, but the execution registrar ruled the debt was actually a disguised business obligation and ordered it discharged.

Ministry of Finance warns of a surge in cancellations: what awaits contractors
The Ministry of Finance predicts an unprecedented wave of real estate deal cancellations. Meanwhile, Chaim Katzman plans to sell 33% of shares, Tzahi Abu criticizes the situation, and contractor Dudi Appel has become a suspect in a major criminal investigation.

Insolvency procedure cancelled: what about debts during the cooling-off period?
The period after the procedure is halted may leave debtors with huge debts before the Execution Office and without an alternative path that fits their financial capacity. How to cope.

Plas Fit Acquires Debt-Ridden Gaash LED for 8 Million Shekels
Plastics company Plas Fit has acquired the assets of lighting manufacturer Gaash LED for 8 million shekels. The court-approved deal aims to preserve operations following Gaash LED's 22 million shekel debt crisis.

Israeli Food Giant Faces Insolvency Proceedings Over Massive Debts
The Jerusalem District Court has ordered the commencement of insolvency proceedings against M. MastiX Ltd. The company allegedly accumulated approximately 1.27 million shekels in unpaid municipal property taxes and sewage fees.

After 130 years: Legendary battery manufacturer Varta files for insolvency
After more than 130 years of operation, the German battery manufacturer Varta has initiated insolvency proceedings. The company attributes the crisis to a combination of declining demand, difficult market conditions, and the loss of a key client – Apple. Despite the proceedings, business operations continue, thousands of employees continue to receive their salaries, and the well-known household...

Trustee petitioned to cancel insolvency. Judge: "You exceeded your authority"
The trustee attributed fraudulent actions to the debtor, but the court clarified that an "in-depth investigation" into the circumstances of the debt's creation must be done only with its approval. The decision: The woman won economic rehabilitation.