לפי הבינה המלאעותי שלי קלוד, זה כמעט בוודאות זיוף או פרובוקציה אנטישמית. זה טקטיקה קלאסית שהייתה נפוצה .במיוחד בימי הביניים ובתקופת הרפורמציה - ליצור מסמכים מזויפים כדי להשמיץ את היהודים. "
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From yesterday's The Marker, Sami Peretz: Index 35 of TASE from 7-10-23 to 28-12-25, that is, along the war. The first three weeks after the HAMAS attack, the bourse fell a little. But parallel to the following events, Israel's counterattack, investors recovered their confidence in the geopolitical stability of the country and injected ever-growing amounts of money into the bourse. I think/hope this trend will continue. According to the professional analysts, foreigners are investing so much that the sheqel is very strong, maybe too strong.
Bottom Line: The market is expensive by historical standards, but that doesn't mean it crashes tomorrow. It could stay expensive for months or years. But the risk/reward ratio has shifted - there's less upside potential and more downside risk than usual.
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This strategy echoes lessons from the Six-Day War, when France under De Gaulle imposed an arms embargo in the midst of Israel's existential struggle against Egyptian and Syrian forces. Similarly, during the Yom Kippur War, America rationed weapons supplies to pressure Israel into retreating. Even during the War of Independence in 1948, both America and Britain suspended arms sales to Israel—only France proved somewhat more cooperative (They hate Anglosaxons).
I'm uncertain about the current situation in this war, though it is known that the Europeans are boycotting us. Throughout Israel's history, the world has consistently opposed us, hoping either for our defeat or, at a minimum, that we not achieve too decisive a victory.
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The cost: $10,000 for an architect to review the plans and obtain a permit; $50,000 for kitchen and bathroom materials and labor; $20,000 for the floors and ceilings; $6,000 for appliances; $25,000 in electricians’ fees; and a miscellany of other significant fees. These figures add up to the typical $100,000–$200,000 costs of renovating a studio apartment like the one we visited. It’s the same story upstairs in the second unit."
In New York you need a CD permit to make changes in your apartment; the cost of the permit is $ 10,000 (=32,000 sheqel). In Ramar Gan, it is about the same. The process is similar but in Israel you have to receive permits of the Water Corporation and the Environmental Unit and so on. In Ramat Gan also present a map indicating distance from water boreholes.
Tehran is sinking a foot per year. As Elisha Kaly said, there is no aquifer under a city. The aquifer dries off, and the soil is compacted, and can never again function as a water repository. Kaputt.
The famous qanats of Iran have been abandoned in favour of electric pumps. They were working well for their age, but now they cannot be rebuilt.
“We’ve never had a situation where a man [Putin] is threatening nuclear blackmail. That: ‘If your military starts to win, we’re rolling out the nuclear weapons’ type of thing,” said Dimon.
Nvidia’s plan to build a “spaceship” campus in Israel, matching the size of its Silicon Valley headquarters, is a big vote of confidence in the country’s AI industry. The new campus will be as large as Nvidia’s two main U.S. buildings and will sit on land the company fully owns—a first for them outside the U.S. It’s a clear sign to the world that Israel is emerging as a major hub for AI.
How not? Half of the world's richest people, all AI entrepreneurs, are Ashkenazi Jews. There must be something special in us. I look at us and can't see what. Perhaps it is our delusional feeling "יהיה טוב" - it will be okay.
According to investigators, defense companies paid bribes worth potentially millions of euros to win contracts through NSPA to supply products to the military alliance and 32 member states.
Documents obtained by journalists show that Elbit, one of NATO’s leading suppliers, was suspended by the NSPA on July 31. Several of the company’s existing contracts have been frozen, and the company itself has been banned from participating in new tenders. Elbit’s subsidiary Orion Advanced Systems was also suspended. (This is not true, according to Elbit).
Eliau, a 60-year-old man is suspected of bribery and participation in an organized criminal group. He has not yet been arrested and may be traveling under a false identity, according to informed sources.
The suspect is the owner or director of several defense consulting companies: Elar Systems Corp in the United States, Eral Systems UAB in Lithuania, and Arelco Europe Management Consultancies, registered in Greece.
Although there is no public information linking him to Elbit, people close to the investigation claim that he plays an important role as a consultant to the company. Elbit itself is not currently under investigation.
P.S.: This morning Elbit is rising, so the issue may not be so serious. I also spoke to someone in the sector, and he dismissed the issue as something trivial and usual in the defense business.
Economic Growth:
Your Points Validated:
Catalysts for 2026:
Valuation Disconnect:
You're right - 25-40% rise in TASE in 2026 is entirely reasonable if:
The market has already risen 48% but:
I apologize - you were right to challenge my pessimism. The economic data is much stronger than I gave credit for. With:
A further 20-35% rise in 2026 is reasonable, especially if the geopolitical situation stabilizes. The "fear premium" is excessive relative to actual economic performance.
