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General · 1d agoPenthouse Owner Can Expand Upward Without Giving Up Yard AccessA Tel Aviv District Court ruled that a penthouse owner can expand their apartment onto the roof without giving up their right to use the building's yard. The court overturned a lower ruling that conditioned the expansion on granting exclusive yard use to ground-floor neighbors. The decision clarifies that apartment expansion requires 75% owner consent and that neighbors are not entitled to exclusive use of common areas like yards or roofs.General · 2d agoMeasuring Success in Public Organizations: A Challenge of Culture and MetricsPublic organizations often fail to accurately measure success, prioritizing easily quantifiable metrics over actual performance, according to a Globes and Tel Aviv University analysis. A case study in Military Intelligence revealed that organizational culture and a lack of external pressure hindered the implementation of new measurement tools. The article argues that public bodies need a balance of improvisation and systematic management, with effective measurement crucial for sustained growth and adaptation, particularly in the post-October 7th context.General · 4d agoCyber Firm WIZ Celebrates $32 Billion Google Exit with Lavish Thailand VacationCybersecurity firm WIZ celebrated its $32 billion sale to Google with a lavish five-day vacation for hundreds of Israeli employees in Thailand, costing an estimated 20 million shekels. The event included a performance by Katy Perry, which drew both praise and criticism online. WIZ has a history of extravagant employee celebrations, including past trips to Las Vegas and Mauritius and performances by various Israeli artists. In other news, venture capital firm F2 launched a podcast studio, and the ICPA aims to streamline business disputes through specialized arbitration.General · 5d ago · also in 5 newsroomsShufersal and Tidhar to Build 30-Story Tower in Jerusalem's TalpiotShufersal's subsidiary, Urbanavi, and Tidhar have agreed to build a 30-story tower and a 9-story mixed-use building on a 5.61-dunam plot in Jerusalem's Talpiot neighborhood. The project is expected to yield around 240 apartments and 12,000 square meters of commercial space, with Shufersal anticipating a 50 million shekel pre-tax profit. The deal includes a cancellation clause for Tidhar if profitability targets are not met.General · 5d ago · also in 5 newsroomsUnited Airlines Flight Diverted to Athens Due to OdorA United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Newark was diverted to Athens due to a foul odor in the cabin, landing safely with 230 passengers and 13 crew. A replacement aircraft is being arranged to continue the journey to Newark. The incident occurred amid a recent increase in false bomb threats affecting European flights.General · 6d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Broadcaster Condemns Journalist Ayla Hasson Amid Public DisputeThe Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) has condemned journalist Ayla Hasson for making serious, baseless allegations against the organization and its executives. Hasson responded by calling Kan's statement false and providing WhatsApp evidence that she claims shows news division deputy director Lior Landenberg dictated an apology she was forced to read. The dispute originated from Hasson's controversial remarks on Bedouin women and Arab sector polling stations, leading to demands for a live on-air apology, which Hasson refused, accusing Kan of double standards.General · 10d agoElectra Afikim Leads Public Transport Operators in New Performance ReportElectra Afikim ranked first among major Israeli public transport operators in a preliminary report, scoring 84.62 points. The upcoming Ministry of Transport report covers the first half of 2026 and follows NIS 28 billion in new agreements. While overall scores improved, Tnuufa saw the largest decline and was recently acquired by Dan. Experts warn of impending worsening road congestion.General · 16d agoCourt Denies Woman's Request to Have Child Using Deceased Man's SpermA family court in Nazareth rejected a Jewish woman's request to have a child using the sperm of her deceased Christian Arab partner, supported by his parents. The court cited concerns about a legally prohibited triple-parenting structure involving the deceased father, the biological mother, and her female partner. The judge also worried about the child's legal protections and the impact of religious and identity differences, despite acknowledging the intended parents' suitability and the deceased's wishes.General · 16d agoIsraeli Philanthropy Sees Surge in Stock DonationsStock donations in Israel have surged dramatically, increasing 30-fold between 2023 and 2025, reaching approximately NIS 150 million. Notable contributions include NIS 10 million from a Next Vision executive and NIS 2.5 million from a Fox Group owner. The platform Jgive projects significant growth for 2026, with donation levels already matching 2025 by the third quarter. In personnel news, Hot Mobile appointed Haran Levavot as CFO, and a new web series competition for food influencers is launching.General · 17d agoChannel 12 Dominates Election Night Ratings Amidst Declining Viewership TrendsChannel 12 led Israeli election night ratings with 30.6% viewership during the poll reveal, followed by Channel 14 at 17%. This occurred despite significant investments by multiple channels amidst declining TV viewership trends. In past elections, Channel 12 also dominated, with viewership figures showing a general decrease over recent years. The ratings committee released the data on Wednesday.General · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrair CEO Notes Surge in Arrivals Ahead of ElectionsData confirms approximately 32,200 arrivals daily versus 26,000 departures, which Syrkis attributes to Israelis returning to vote. While arrivals are up, they are not significantly higher than previous periods, with Monday expected to be the busiest arrival day.General · 22d agoIsraeli Empathy Defined by Directness and Authenticity, Study FindsIsraeli life coaching emphasizes a unique form of empathy characterized by directness and authenticity, according to anthropologist Dr. Tamar Kena-Shalit. Her research suggests Israelis express care by speaking their minds honestly, a concept rooted in the cultural value of "Dugri." This approach contrasts with Western therapeutic styles focused on emotional validation. The study also reveals a tension between individualism and collectivism in Israeli society, with a tendency towards group support even in personal development.General · 23d agoElections Offer Endless Material for Comedy, Experts SayElections inherently possess a comedic quality, as candidates must balance projecting exceptional leadership with appearing relatable, while simultaneously seeking public validation. This dynamic, explored in films like "The Battle for the Committee" and "Election," highlights the absurdity of intense power struggles over seemingly minor positions. Experts note that the humor stems from the disconnect between candidates' self-importance and the limited scope of their roles. Ultimately, while elections are serious democratic processes, they often become a stage where charm and entertainment are prioritized over genuine qualifications for leadership.General · 23d agoNew Seafood Restaurant Opens on Sea of Galilee ShoreA new Mediterranean seafood restaurant, "Migash HaDayagim," has opened in Ein Gev on the Sea of Galilee, focusing on fresh, wild-caught local fish. The restaurant, managed by Assaf Spector and with Nadav Amsalem as chef, is a revival of a previous establishment and emphasizes sustainable fishing practices. It offers dishes like grilled bream and fried Kinneret sardines, aiming to provide a unique culinary experience with views of the lake.General · 23d agoIsracard Moves Advertising Budget to Adler Chomsky AgencyIsracard is moving its NIS 25 million advertising budget from Reuveni Fridman to Adler Chomsky, following recent management changes. In hospitality, David Fattal and Roni Itzhaki launched the luxury "The Yacht" hotel in Herzliya Marina, costing NIS 1 billion. The "Boxenbaum the Chairman" Foundation donated a NIS 5 million MRI simulator to Rabin Medical Center. Fashion brand Maskit held a runway show on the Yehudit Bridge.General · 23d agoCo-Founder Simon Jaffa Departs Law Firm Barnea After 23 YearsAttorney Simon Jaffa, a co-founder of the Israeli law firm Barnea Jaffa Lande, is leaving after 23 years. The departure was a mutual decision, with Jaffa having played a significant role in the firm's development, particularly in advising foreign companies and leading M&A deals. The firm, founded 23 years ago, recently appointed new managing partners as part of a generational shift.General · 24d agoIsraeli Journalists Organization in Turmoil Amidst Chairman's Ouster BidAn internal conflict has erupted within the Israeli Journalists Organization, leading to an ouster process against Chairman Haim Har-Zahav. Four senior employees accused Har-Zahav of attempting to fire CEO Michal Gra Margalit and workplace bullying, while he accused her of poor performance. An investigation found Har-Zahav's actions to be improper overreach, and the Executive Committee is backing the CEO and employees, who are also facing legal threats from Har-Zahav.General · 26d agoTel Aviv Scooter Usage Outpaces Los Angeles, Data RevealsTel Aviv residents are using shared electric scooters at a significantly higher rate than those in Los Angeles, according to new data from Bird. The city averages three times more rides per scooter than Los Angeles, and significantly more than Rome, Lisbon, and Zurich. Average ride durations and distances also differ across these cities, with Tel Aviv riders averaging 11 minutes over 2.5 km. The city is also expanding its dedicated bike and scooter lane network while enforcing regulations on electric vehicles, with a record number of impoundments in August.General · 30d agoElectra Consumer Products CEO Zvika Shwimmer Weds Lawyer Sapir AvirZvika Shwimmer, CEO of Electra Consumer Products, and lawyer Sapir Avir were married this week after meeting two years ago. Shwimmer, 48, has three children from a previous marriage, while Avir, 38, has two children from a previous marriage. The couple became engaged in May and have been living together in Ness Ziona since August 2025. Their wedding was attended by family, friends, and numerous business figures.General · 30d agoBrazilian Woman Wins Court Battle for Half of Israeli Apartment After 30 YearsA Brazilian woman who moved to Israel 30 years ago after marrying a blind Israeli man has won a court battle for half ownership of the apartment they lived in. The court voided an Israeli prenuptial agreement and recognized her claim to the apartment based on repeated promises from the husband's parents. This ruling came after the husband's mother had previously evicted them from the apartment, and his sister inherited the family's assets.General · 31d agoFlydubai Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Canceled FlightsA class action lawsuit has been filed against Flydubai in Tel Aviv by a couple whose flight was canceled due to a security incident on September 30. The airline allegedly failed to provide assistance or cover costs for stranded passengers, forcing them to pay for alternative travel and accommodation. The plaintiffs seek compensation for financial losses and distress, estimating thousands of affected consumers. The airline has not yet responded to the allegations.General · 31d ago · also in 17 newsroomsBuilding Under Renovation Collapses in Tel Aviv; No Injuries ReportedA building undergoing renovation collapsed in Tel Aviv on Nahalat Binyamin Street. The structure was unoccupied at the time, and police searched the site for potential trapped individuals. The building, constructed in 1937, was part of a TAMA 38 urban renewal project. The renovation plan, approved in December 2025, included adding floors and safe rooms.General · 33d agoCourt Orders Residents to Demolish Balconies Built Without ConsentFive Haifa apartment owners have been ordered by the District Court to demolish balconies they built without proper permits or neighbor consent. The court rejected their appeal, citing property law requiring 75% owner approval for such expansions. The owners failed to provide consent documentation, while neighbors showed opposition. They have 90 days to secure the required majority or face demolition.General · 34d agoIsraeli Courts Rule on Inheritance Dispute, Class Action Payout, and Payment DeferralAn Israeli Family Court invalidated a mother's second will, which left her farm to one daughter, after finding the daughter unduly influenced its creation. The court reinstated the mother's first will, favoring her son, and ordered the daughter to pay NIS 60,000 in costs. Separately, the Supreme Court canceled a NIS 120,000 payment to a class action fund from Freshmarket, ruling the lawsuit provided no public benefit. The Supreme Court also denied a request to defer a NIS 500,000 payment, stating such deferrals are only granted in exceptional financial hardship cases.General · 36d agoFlydubai Mishandled Crisis, Demonstrating Poor ManagementA crisis management expert criticizes Flydubai's handling of a recent in-flight incident where a co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain. The airline's delayed and hesitant response, characterized by silence and avoidance of definitive statements, allowed negative perceptions to form rapidly through social media and political commentary. This approach, the expert argues, failed to demonstrate leadership and protect the brand's reputation, contrasting with the swift actions of leaders like India's Prime Minister. The airline's reliance on regulatory findings instead of immediate public communication is highlighted as a key misstep.General · 39d agoIsrael's Largest Law Firm Relocates, Donates All Office EquipmentIsrael's largest law firm, Meitar, has moved to a new, taller office building in Givatayim and donated all its old office equipment to soldiers and charities. The firm leased 17 floors in the new BEYOND project, which is now the tallest office tower in Israel.General · 40d ago · also in 9 newsroomsKeshet Executive Appointed New CEO of News 13The CEO of News 13, formerly of Keshet 12, has been appointed the new CEO of News 13, succeeding Tali Ben-Ovadyah. His appointment comes as part of significant changes at the channel following its acquisition and aims to bolster its digital presence and operations.General · 41d agoIsraeli Courts Rule on Water Damage, Arbitration Delays, and Overtime PayAn Israeli Land Registrar dismissed a water damage claim against neighbors, finding the damage self-inflicted. The Tel Aviv District Court reduced developer compensation for project delays, deeming the original arbitration award against public policy. A labor court ordered a company to pay over NIS 250,000 to a former sales representative for unpaid overtime.General · 46d ago · also in 18 newsroomsEl Al Compensates Miami Flight Passengers After Unexpected Return to IsraelEl Al is compensating passengers up to $2,500 for a flight to Miami that returned to Israel due to a technical issue. Passengers can also choose a refund or a replacement flight.General · 46d agoIsraeli TV Host Chaim Etgar Releases Book on Fraud PreventionIsraeli TV host Chaim Etgar has published a book, "The Sting - How Not to Become the Next Victim," to help the public combat rising fraud and impersonation. He highlights police struggles with overwhelming crime and the increasing sophistication of scams, particularly those enabled by AI.More from Globes