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Haredi Community Leavers Navigate Job Market ChallengesEconomy · 1d agoDespite Zini's Embarrassing Failure, He Should Not Be FiredSecurity · 1d agoAyla Hasson Resigns from Public Broadcasting Over Editorial DisputesCulture · 1d agoBig stories TheMarker skipped
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Security · 1h ago · also in 14 newsroomsGrenade Attack in Kfar Manda Injures Four, Including Critically Wounded 60-Year-OldA grenade attack in Kfar Manda on Saturday injured four people, including a 60-year-old woman in critical condition. Two others were moderately wounded, and one lightly. The incident, which also saw a second grenade thrown at another business without casualties, is under police investigation. Village sources suggest a possible link to recent indictments. Separately, three men were treated for stab wounds in Tayibe.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Treasury Fears Nvidia Shake-Up Could Impact EconomyIsrael's Ministry of Finance is worried that instability at Nvidia could cause a macroeconomic event, as the company contributes 10 billion shekels annually in taxes. It is unclear if management changes will affect Nvidia's expansion plans in Israel. The situation also raises concerns about past government spending based on high tax revenue assumptions.Economy · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsArkia Workers Seek New Investor Amid Control Deal ConcernsThe Arkia Airlines employees' corporation is searching for a new investor due to concerns about a control deal. The workers' group, holding 22.14% of the company, fears share dilution and layoffs. They have a three-day deadline to match the new investor group's offer.Economy · 1d agoHaredi Community Leavers Navigate Job Market ChallengesIndividuals leaving the Haredi community in Israel face immense challenges entering the job market without prior experience or support systems. Many feel unprepared for workplace norms, with one woman recounting a CEO's dismissive reaction to her background. These individuals must learn basic professional skills and navigate a system unfamiliar to them.Economy · 1d agoHaifa Garden Apartments Sell for Up to NIS 2 MillionTwo five-room garden apartments in Haifa sold for up to NIS 2 million. A 108-square-meter unit with a large garden on HaShaked Street fetched the top price. Other sales included a three-room apartment in Holon for NIS 1.5 million and a four-room apartment in Ashdod.Culture · 1d agoTel Aviv's "L" Neighborhood Faces Aging and Identity DebatesTel Aviv's "L" neighborhood, a community hub facing an aging population, is experiencing debates over its secular identity. A long-term resident noted the neighborhood's initial appeal for space and its subsequent improvements. The area, situated between key landmarks and characterized by mid-rise buildings, is scheduled for urban renewal.Security · 1d agoDespite Zini's Embarrassing Failure, He Should Not Be FiredFormer Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon defended current Shin Bet chief David Zini, who was appointed from outside the organization. Ayalon, himself an outsider appointee, understands the difficulties of such a transition. The article warns that removing Zini could backfire on the left if the Netanyahu government returns to power.Culture · 1d agoAyla Hasson Resigns from Public Broadcasting Over Editorial DisputesVeteran journalist Ayla Hasson resigned from Kan 11 this week after a dispute with editors over her claims of election fraud and remarks about Bedouin women. Hasson alleges she was silenced, while the broadcaster believes she sought to invalidate election results with unsubstantiated claims. The situation highlights a tension between talent empowerment and editorial oversight in media.Economy · 1d agoLoanWise Founder Sees Opportunity in Non-Bank MortgagesEran Wolf, founder of LoanWise, is offering mortgages at higher rates to clients rejected by Israeli banks. The company's credit portfolio has exceeded one billion shekels, with a goal of six billion within five years. Wolf aims for an IPO in two years, seeing opportunity despite the banking sector's 95%-97% market dominance.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomSegev Moshe's Restaurant Chain Faces Financial Woes Amidst Shrinking OperationsChef Segev Moshe's restaurant chain, Segev Express, is facing significant financial difficulties and shrinking operations. One branch in Rishon Lezion owes 1.5 million shekels in unpaid rent to the Gold Mall, with settlement talks ongoing. Moshe was once a prominent media personality and associated with the Prime Minister's office.Tech · 1d agoAI Chatbots Transform Customer Service, Sparking DebateThe $12 billion AI customer service market is seeing widespread adoption of chatbots, though customers often prefer human agents. Managers believe AI enhances satisfaction, while customers suspect cost-saving motives. Experts predict AI will become an essential part of customer service and marketing operations, with companies needing to adopt it to remain competitive.Economy · 1d agoGalilee Village Struggles as State Support WanesOrly Ben Best and her family moved to Kfar Vradim, a village in the Galilee, after being drawn to a specific house. Ben Best stated that the village, once prestigious, is no longer receiving state support, causing residents to look elsewhere. She believes the North requires more investment and a change in approach.Economy · 1d agoFormer Yes CEO Ron Eilon Sues Bezeq for Millions After Dropped ChargesFormer yes CEO Ron Eilon is suing Bezeq for NIS 3.3 million in legal fees and bonuses related to the Bezeq-yes affair. Nine years after an investigation began and following the dismissal of fraud charges against him in a conditional settlement, Eilon has stepped away from major public roles. He now works as a consultant and investor, his career path altered despite no criminal conviction.Economy · 1d agoConstruction Tech Unicorn Veev Attempts Comeback in IsraelErwin Schillinger and Lissy-Inden are launching a new venture to revolutionize Israeli construction with robotic production lines. Their previous company, Veev, reached a $1 billion valuation in 2022 before collapsing. The new effort aims to cut building costs by tens of percent and achieve a similar valuation.Economy · 1d agoYacht Dweller Sells Ashdod Apartment for Over $350,000A property owner who decided to live on a yacht sold his 51-square-meter, 2.5-room apartment in Ashdod for NIS 1.35 million. The apartment, located in a "Pinui Binui" renewal area, sold within a month. No other units are currently available in the complex.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomKarma's Comeuppance: A Look Back at Political EventsFour years ago, Yaffa and Aryeh Deri were seen laughing at a Knesset swearing-in. At the same event, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich embraced tearfully, and many people sought to shake hands with Benjamin Netanyahu. The piece implies that the universe is now set to react to these past political moments.Economy · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomOmega to Acquire Control of Spacecom Satellite FirmOmega, owned by Liron Krasin, is poised to acquire a controlling stake in the Israeli satellite firm Spacecom. The deal values Spacecom at NIS 155 million, a 34% premium over its current market value.General · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsCable Car Malfunction Traps 15 Passengers in Haifa for an HourAround 15 passengers were trapped for an hour on Haifa's cable car system Tuesday evening due to a malfunction. Firefighters and municipal teams are working on the rescue operation. The cable car had recently returned to service after maintenance. The operating company is managing the extraction of those in the cabins.Economy · 1d agoEfi Properties Reports 15.4% Net Profit Growth in Q3Efi Properties' stock rose 2% after reporting a 15.4% increase in net profit to $512 million for the third quarter of 2026. The company's Net Operating Income (NOI) grew 8.3% to 300 million shekels, driven by project acquisitions and completions. Efi Properties expects its annualized NOI to reach 1.23 billion shekels soon and potentially 1.52 billion shekels upon completion of new developments.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns Amid Affair and Sanctions Violation AllegationsNvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang resigned after admitting to an extramarital affair and amid suspicions his company violated U.S. sanctions by supplying advanced chips to China. Huang was also involved with another executive at the company. The scandal raises questions about the intense admiration often given to tech entrepreneurs, suggesting it can lead to blurred lines between talent and character, and a sense of impunity. Colt Kress has been appointed interim CEO.Economy · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsChannel 16 Faces Claims of Delayed Payments to FreelancersPhotographers and freelancers at Channel 16, which launched five months ago, are reporting significant delays in receiving their salaries. Employees claim they are being told payments are processed but never arrive. The channel, led by media figure Ram Lands, attributes the issue to a "specific technical glitch" and promises a swift resolution.Economy · 1d agoOphakim Housing Lottery Winners See 64% Profit on PurchaseHousing lottery winners in Ophakim have profited by about 64% due to a significant gap between subsidized and market prices. The average apartment price in September was NIS 2.05 million, while subsidized apartments averaged NIS 8,300 per square meter. This discount is 14% higher than planned, with a decision on financing benefit restrictions pending.Economy · 1d ago · also in 10 newsroomsInvestors to Acquire Control of Arkia Airline for Tens of MillionsArkia airline's controlling stake has been sold to a group of investors including Einav Adib-Barer, Kidan Dahari, Yaron Adib, and Yariv Lerner for $30 million. The Nakash brothers will retain a 3% stake, while employees will hold 22.2%. The deal aims to stabilize the company, though a labor dispute remains active due to concerns over potential layoffs. The investor group expressed commitment to Arkia's long-term future.Economy · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsArkia Employees Declare Labor Dispute Over Company Restructuring PlansArkia airline employees have declared a labor dispute due to the owners' plans for efficiency measures and cutbacks without worker agreement. The stalled sale of the company also contributed to the dispute. Arkia has confirmed the dispute but stated that all flights and operations are proceeding normally with no impact on passengers.Economy · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsStrauss Chairwoman Ofra Strauss Joins Top Gum BoardOfra Strauss, chairwoman and owner of Strauss, has been appointed to the board of directors of Top Gum. Top Gum is a company traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange that produces gummy supplements and regular candies. This appointment may signal a strategic investment.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsCourt Awards Journalist Raveev Drucker Additional Damages in Defamation CaseThe Tel Aviv District Court rejected appeals by MK Yaakov Bardugo and presenters Yotam Zimri and the Channel 14 presenter in a defamation case brought by journalist Raveev Drucker. The court increased Drucker's compensation by 60,000 shekels and awarded him 45,000 shekels in appeal costs. It also ruled that uploading radio programs to a website is a separate publication, leading to additional damages.Economy · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Apartment Sales Stabilize in September Despite Holiday SlumpIsraeli apartment sales fell 23% in September due to holidays, but rose 6% when adjusted for seasonal factors. Year-over-year sales were down 15%. Haifa saw a 17% sales jump, while Tel Aviv contractors hold over 10,000 unsold units.Economy · 2d agoDiscount Bank Executive Assaf Eldar to Lead Bituach Yashir InsuranceAssaf Eldar has been appointed the new CEO of IDI Insurance (Bituach Yashir), succeeding Kobi Haber. Eldar previously served as the Head of the Banking Division at Discount Bank for 17 years. He is a law graduate from Tel Aviv University and was responsible for digital and marketing at Discount Bank.Politics · 2d agoKnesset Member Ben Gvir Accused of Supporting Terrorism and IncitementKnesset member Ben Gvir is accused of supporting terrorism and incitement following a parliamentary speech. The article contrasts his alleged offenses, including corruption and racism, with those of Arab representatives. It questions who has been convicted of supporting terror, implying Ben Gvir's record is worse.Economy · 2d agoIsrael's Job Market Masked by Foreign Workers and Reservist PayIsrael's job market shows low unemployment but a declining employment rate since the war began, with both low- and high-skilled jobs affected. A surge of over 60% in foreign workers and NIS 110 billion in reservist payments are masking these structural problems. The economy functions but faces budgetary costs and productivity risks.More from TheMarker