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The 1956 Disappearance, the Bedouin Clue, and a Lifetime Search for Yitzhak Gabay
A dramatic 1956 disappearance of a toddler in moshav Tirosh led to an emotional reunion 21 years later when a Bedouin youth named Abdullah believed he was the missing Yitzhak Gabay.
Court Denies Claim to ₪6.25 Million Moshav Estate Over 2009 Waiver
An Israeli court rejected a woman's claim to half of her ex-husband's ₪6.25 million moshav estate due to a signed 2009 waiver, awarding her only documented renovation costs.
Jerusalem Court Rules on Family Agricultural Estate Inheritance Dispute
A Jerusalem family court dismissed a man's claim to his family's agricultural estate, ruling his brother is the capable heir. The court cited lack of farming activity and the brother's superior financial capacity to compensate siblings.
Moshav Family Targeted by Same Burglary Gang Three Times in a Month
A family in the Merhavim Regional Council suffered three burglaries in a month by the same gang, resulting in massive property theft, extensive damage, and stolen vehicles.
"For me, the transition to Delek Energy Renewables is a natural return home to the kibbutzim and moshavim"
At the peak of his success as CEO of Doral Israel, at only 37 years old and managing turnovers of billions of shekels and hundreds of employees, Avital Ofek decided to leave everything to build something new. In an interview, he talks about his rise to the top of the energy world, the new management concept he brings to the Delek Energy Renewables group, and his future goals.
Who is a "continuing son"? Court rules that appointment in a cooperative does not automatically grant farm rights
The son claimed that the parents' farm was transferred to him as a gift under a "continuing son" agreement about 30 years ago, while the sisters sought to divide the mother's property, including the farm, equally among all the siblings in accordance with her will.