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The article also touches upon various other financial and societal topics relevant to Israelis. These include concerns about the Israeli alcohol market drying up, a "black hole" in pension funds where over a million Israelis are paying maximum management fees, and the potential for increased competition and lower prices on flights to America if more airlines enter the market.
Further investment insights are offered, such as the current appeal of zero-interest rate investments and a guide for Israeli investors on the S&P 500 index. There's also a discussion on how an ETF based on a bank index operates and what to consider before investing. The piece notes six records set by the dollar-shekel exchange rate in the past 30 years.
Beyond finance, the digest includes a critical view on the Israeli education system, with a quote suggesting that even advanced math and computer science units are a "waste of time" if fundamental learning is lacking. It also highlights a widely used app that, when blocked, caused significant disruption to 99% of its Israeli users' lives. Finally, it mentions a new billionaire who started as a renovation contractor and is taking his real estate company public, and reveals a map of data center connection requests across Israel, from IKEA to Big shopping centers.
