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Navit Zomer
Pools, sea views and chef menus: Israel’s senior living market turns into luxury real estate
Real estate giants are pouring billions into upscale retirement complexes with spas, restaurants, fitness classes and smart health tracking; But with multimillion-shekel deposits and five-figure monthly fees, the new model remains largely reserved for Israel’s wealthiest seniors
Navit Zomer
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07.07.26
A sweet deal: Green Lantern buys 49% of Biscotti at 500M shekel valuation
Israel’s Competition Authority approved the deal after a seven-month review of Green Lantern’s holdings in the French Bakery and Shemo; Biscotti founder Amir Porat will continue to run the company
Navit Zomer
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07.02.26
Israeli sound-wave dyeing tech aims to clean up the global jeans industry
Brazil’s Vicunha, a denim supplier for brands including Zara, Diesel and Calvin Klein, signs memo to buy 20% of Israel’s Sonovia, whose technology uses sound waves to push indigo dye into fabric without polluting chemicals
Navit Zomer
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07.02.26
From $3.5 billion to $76 million: what went wrong at one of Israel’s most promising medtech firms?
Israeli digital X-ray developer Nanox was once seen as medical imaging’s next big thing; its latest reports, with a going concern warning and withdrawn revenue forecast, erased nearly all its value, leaving investors facing a bet-or-bail dilemma
Navit Zomer
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07.01.26
NIS 85,000 a month: which government company pays the highest salaries?
The Government Companies Authority’s 2025 report reveals where IAI and Rafael’s much-anticipated IPOs stand, how defense industry successes drove record revenues and which state-owned company pays the most
Navit Zomer
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06.30.26
FPV drone threat haunting IDF troops may finally get a 60-second warning system
IDF signs 21 million shekel deal with Rehovot-based Magos for hundreds of compact radar systems that can detect drones before troops hear them and support wide battlefield deployment
Navit Zomer
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06.29.26
Israeli plant-based meat breaks into three major US grocery chains
Defying the global slowdown in plant-based meat, Israel's Chunk Foods secures a rare retail breakthrough, landing its whole-cut fermented steaks in Whole Foods, Sprouts and Texas grocery powerhouse H-E-B
Navit Zomer
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06.28.26
Two new immigrants invest 30 million shekels in an Israeli hostel chain
Marc Lugassy and Paul Naccache, olim from Switzerland and France, led an investment round in the Abraham Group; the money will finance the construction of a hostel complex on the Dead Sea and the expansion of the Abraham Tours tour arm in international markets
Navit Zomer
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06.25.26
Israeli health-tech firm PulseNmore soars over 200% in trading surge
Shares rallied after strong investor response to growing adoption of PulseNmore’s FDA-cleared home ultrasound system in the US market
Navit Zomer
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06.25.26
‘The market woke up from the dream’: What’s rattling the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange?
While Wall Street and Europe rally on US-Iran agreement, Israeli investors see strategic setback, sending Tel Aviv shares sharply lower as banks, energy, insurance and real estate stocks lead decline
Navit Zomer
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06.18.26
Israeli defense firms’ booths closed again at Eurosatory arms fair in Paris
Organizers shut booths of Israeli companies displaying offensive weapons systems, including Smart Shooter, Orbit, Aeronautics and Controp, while firms showing defensive systems, such as IAI, Rafael and Elbit, were allowed to remain
Tamar Sebok, Itamar Eichner, Navit Zomer
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06.15.26
Haifa Bay suburbs to welcome first hotel
Park Eden will bring 100 rooms, a rooftop pool, spa and business floor to Kiryat Motzkin, with completion expected in 2029
Navit Zomer
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06.11.26
Pharma giant Teva to cut 250 jobs at Israel plant
Layoffs at Teva Tech in Ramat Hovav are part of a global restructuring of TAPI, Teva’s active pharmaceutical ingredients unit, as the company weighs a possible sale
Navit Zomer
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06.10.26
Israel’s lost tourism summer: Jewish groups abroad cancel trips in droves
Taglit hoped to bring 20,000 young participants and the Maccabiah expected about 10,000 athletes and relatives, but war fears, travel warnings and limited flights are expected to cut arrivals by more than half
Navit Zomer
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06.03.26
Foreign workers reshape Israel’s post-October 7 labor market
From supermarkets and garages to construction sites and hotels, 240,000 foreign workers are filling gaps left by Palestinian laborers and Israelis no longer drawn to physical jobs
Navit Zomer, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.31.26
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