Ofer Brothers Lead Israel's Richest List Amidst Market Fluctuations
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Eyal Ofer remains Israel's wealthiest person with $35.1 billion, according to the Forbes global ranking, despite a $15.9 million weekly loss. His brother Idan Ofer is second among Israelis with $30.8 billion after losing $61.7 million. Miriam Adelson gained $112.2 million, reaching $30.3 billion and third place. The Bukhman brothers and the Federman family complete the top five richest Israelis.
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- Eyal Ofer leads Israel's richest list with $35.1 billion, despite a $15.9 million weekly loss.
- Idan Ofer is second among Israelis with $30.8 billion after a $61.7 million weekly loss.
- Miriam Adelson gained $112.2 million, reaching $30.3 billion and third place among Israelis.
- Igor and Dmitry Bukhman are fourth with $13.6 billion, losing $300,000.
- The Federman family ranks fifth with $8.9 billion after losing $91.1 million.
The latest Forbes world's billionaires ranking shows Eyal Ofer retaining his position as Israel's wealthiest individual, despite a weekly loss of $15.9 million. His personal fortune is currently valued at $35.1 billion, placing him 66th globally. His brother, Idan Ofer, follows closely in second place among Israelis, having experienced a more significant loss of $61.7 million this week. Idan Ofer's net worth stands at $30.8 billion, ranking him 74th worldwide.
Miriam Adelson, who was once considered Israel's richest woman, has seen a substantial gain of $112.2 million this week, boosting her net worth to $30.3 billion. This surge places her third among Israelis and 76th globally, closing the gap with Idan Ofer after a period of decline.
The Bukhman brothers, Igor and Dmitry, are ranked fourth among Israelis with a combined net worth of $13.6 billion, despite a minor loss of $300,000 this week. They are positioned 230th in the global rankings.
Rounding out the top five Israeli billionaires are the Federman family, who lost $91.1 million this week. Their total wealth remains at $8.9 billion, placing them 429th worldwide.