Logistics
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The critical change in the war with Iran: a "logistical nightmare" for the US military
Iran destroyed US military logistics bases in the region. The implication: the supply mission for forces has become an unprecedented challenge requiring non-stop activity. Images of the rusted aircraft carrier Lincoln have stunned the world.

Max Stock to lease logistics center in Ofakim from company owned by CEO Ori Max
Max Stock has signed a lease agreement for a new 45,000-square-meter logistics center in Ofakim with GT Holdings, a company co-owned by its CEO, Ori Max. The project, expected to be completed in 2028, involves an investment of approximately 20 million shekels.

Max Stock expands logistics capacity: a deal worth tens of millions of shekels
Amid a trend of dramatic expansion in Israel, Max Stock is leasing approximately 45,000 square meters in a logistics center being built by GT Real Estate in Ofakim for a 20-year term.

The Maldives Has Become an Exotic Bypass for Russian Sanctions Evasion
The Maldives has emerged as a transit hub for goods heading to Russia in violation of Western sanctions. Hundreds of millions of dollars in dual-use items have been processed through the local airport.

Logistics giant faces collapse: inventory stuck, massive contract suddenly shortened
Noble Supply & Logistics, a leading supplier to the US government, has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company faced severe difficulties after a major Department of Defense contract was abruptly shortened, leaving it with $100 million in stranded inventory.

Employee forgot to use the fridge: Millions in medicine destroyed
Insurance company Harel has filed a 6.4 million shekel lawsuit against logistics firm DSV. Due to a warehouse employee's error, a shipment of high-value medicine requiring 2–8°C storage was left in improper conditions for seven days and subsequently destroyed.

"The Great Oil Parking Lot": How Gulf States Bypass the Strait of Hormuz Blockade
Satellite imagery has revealed dozens of ship-to-ship oil transfers in the Gulf of Oman. While Iran struggles under a naval blockade, regional states are successfully adapting their supply chains, using the open sea to transit millions of barrels of crude.

Following the struggle for control: Novolog appoints a new CEO
The Pozis family is reshaping Novolog: following a board shake-up and the departure of key executives, Zeev Mansour has been appointed CEO. With extensive experience in logistics management, Mansour is tasked with improving the profitability of the company's core operations.
Haifa vs. Damascus: The Quiet Race for the World's Economic Backbone | Dan Perry
The wars that have shaken the Middle East have delayed the revolutionary IMEC trade corridor, intended to connect India to Europe - but at the same time, they have also proven why it is needed now more than ever.

Persian Gulf blockade impacts Israeli cost of living via Jordanian border congestion
The Iranian blockade and Houthi threats have shifted cargo transport from sea routes to land routes through Jordan. Staffing shortages and reduced operating hours at the Jordan River Crossing are causing significant delays. Imports for companies like Sugat and ICL are being stalled, threatening consumer prices. The Israel Airports Authority attributes the congestion to current security...

Amazon accelerates drone deliveries: service to expand to 500 cities by year-end
Amazon plans to expand its Prime Air drone delivery service to approximately 500 U.S. cities by the end of the year. This move signals a significant boost for the project initiated 13 years ago.

Logistics wins wars: technology alone is not enough
US President Donald Trump rebuked Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth over a shortage of interceptors. This incident highlights the critical importance of logistics in maintaining operational readiness.

For the first time in history: regular maritime route launched via the North Pole
Chinese company "Sea Legend" has launched a weekly container service through the Arctic Ocean. The route shortens shipping times between China and the UK, bypassing the troubled Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

Israeli fintech company invests at a valuation of 40 million shekels
The Israeli fintech company Be The Bank (BTB) is investing 7 million shekels in zipper, the delivery and logistics management platform of the Katz Group. As part of the deal, which is being carried out at a valuation of approximately 40 million shekels, BTB will acquire about 19% of the company's shares.

Oman's boycott leads to fears of tahini, sesame, and coffee shortages in Israel
Oman, once a leading candidate to join the Abraham Accords, has stopped accepting goods destined for Israel at its ports. The situation is further complicated by the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Maritime convoy from the USA: thousands of tons of military equipment and combat vehicles arrived in Israel
The Ministry of Defense and the IDF have completed a complex procurement and transport operation from the United States. The cargo ship unloaded at the port of Haifa carried D9 bulldozers, armored vehicles, trucks, and numerous weapons to strengthen the readiness of ground forces.

Green light in Israel: The revolution to reduce road congestion is underway
The National Planning and Building Council has approved the plan for district committee review and public objections. The goal is to remove thousands of trucks from the roads, connect the Galilee to ports, and lower transportation costs.
Russia Expands North-South Transport Corridor Toward Gulf States
Russia is promoting the expansion of the North-South corridor toward Qatar and Saudi Arabia, following signed memoranda with Iran and other nations. The initiative aims to connect Moscow to the Gulf, India, and non-Western markets.

Medicines, chips and spare parts: The hole in Israel's emergency plan
The closure of Israeli airspace during combat operations exposed the economy's vulnerability in air cargo capacity. Cargo volumes plummeted, and the lack of a government emergency plan leaves the country dependent on private sector initiatives.

Gold Bond Group in 121 Million Shekel Acquisition Deal
Gold Bond Group reports the acquisition of Shaham Guy's operations, a company generating tens of millions in annual revenue. Details regarding financing and the timeline for completion have been disclosed.

Bypassing Iran: Israel and Gulf States Develop New Energy Corridor
Israel and several Gulf states are negotiating new oil and gas transport routes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait amid the ongoing war with Iran.

Logistics company ehouse opens a half-million shekel complex in Haifa
Logistics firm ehouse is expanding its operations with a new complex in Haifa, costing half a million shekels annually. The company is currently recruiting new staff for various service and logistics roles in the northern region.

Giving up on Hormuz: UAE builds on a port outside the strait
The UAE has a significant advantage over other Gulf states — a port located outside the Strait of Hormuz. Now the Emiratis are planning to expand the port's infrastructure, without mentioning the Iranian threat.

Port of Ashdod Becomes Navy 'Forward Position' Amid War, Drawing International Interest
The Port of Ashdod maintained Israel's economic supply chain under fire while serving as a forward position for the Navy. The port's emergency management model has since been presented to European counterparts, with plans for further infrastructure expansion underway.

UPS and FedEx Adapt Logistics to Demand for Weight-Loss Injections
Logistics giants UPS and FedEx are investing millions in refrigerated facility upgrades to accommodate the transport of weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic.

The Aftermath of the War with Iran: A Surprising Shortage in India
The war between the USA and Iran has led to a shortage of aluminum cans and a price hike of over 10% for Diet Coke in India. The phenomenon has sparked an unprecedented trend in the country: exclusive "Diet Coke parties" at local clubs.