Trump Predicts Iran War End Post-November Elections
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Former US President Donald Trump predicted that any war with Iran would end immediately after the November congressional elections. The article also covers various Israeli economic and business news, including real estate concerns, startup funding, and family disputes.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Trump claims Iran war will end after November elections.
- Israeli construction sector faces potential economic downturn.
- Startup Vint raises $36 million.
- Likud decides against firing Yehuda Eliyahu.
- Article discusses divorce costs and family disputes.
Former US President Donald Trump stated that any war with Iran would conclude immediately after the November congressional elections. He implied that waiting would lead to regret, suggesting a swift resolution once the elections pass. The article also touches upon various other topics, including the Israeli construction sector's concerns about a potential economic downturn, the opportunities for insurance companies, and a specific investment firm's strategy. It mentions a dispute involving Discount Bank and its sale of Cal, a startup called Vint raising $36 million, and a decision by the Likud party regarding Yehuda Eliyahu's position at the Israel Land Authority. Additionally, the text briefly covers autism in 2025, investment opportunities in Poland, the S&P 500 index for Israeli investors, and a new ETF on bank stocks. It also notes recent fluctuations in the dollar-shekel exchange rate and highlights a fund that invested in Google and Nvidia, preparing for future revolutions. The article further discusses executive compensation and bonuses at The Phoenix, the financial implications of divorce, and a conflict within a kibbutz that led to significant financial losses. Finally, it details a severe dispute between two prominent families.
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