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Tnuva, Israel's largest dairy company, has decided to close one of its two remaining milk bag production lines, significantly reducing the supply of the country's cheapest type of regulated milk. Despite the ongoing war in the south and military tensions in the north, Tnuva's move appears to be a strategic business decision, with widespread implications for consumers

A bus on line 947 was again involved in an unusual event. On Saturday night, it turned out that a 15-year-old boy apparently entered the trunk to put his luggage in and was trapped inside. About forty minutes after entering, police stopped the bus at the Hamad interchange not far from Mevaseret Zion. It turns out that the boy who entered the trunk tapped the sides of the bus but the driver continued on his journey. Passengers on the bus testified that they heard the boy's tapping but thought it was a passenger who was late to the station and asked the driver to stop and allow him to board...

Partner and Amazon's joint and first campaign began on Sunday as the focus is of the most popular streaming giant series. Partner and Amazon project in Israel began in a partnership with Partner TV in April 2018, when the app is accessible in all of the company's converters. At the end of August, HOT also announced that it had signed an agreement with Amazon and that in the coming months the service would be available to the company's subscribers. Amazon's service has not yet fully localized in Israel and is in the process of translating and translating its contents into Hebrew. Amazon...

Association president and business organization president Shraga Brosh resigns his office several days after the State Attorney's Office announces that he will file charges against him and his brother, Yariv Brosh, subject to a hearing. 2005. Brosh convenes the members of the Manufacturers Council, and in his remarks he will refer to the Attorney General's intention to prosecute him at the hearing. In a statement, he is expected to say, among other things, that "my commitment to the industry and association has intensified over the years as the state of the industry becomes more difficult...

The online revolution reaches Zara in Israel: The Spanish fashion giant is opening an online store in Israel. It began running on Wednesday through the app and on Thursday through an online site. The Spanish retailer will provide its customers with home deliveries within three to six days at a cost of NIS 30, or free delivery of more than NIS 200. Zara also allows customers to collect the products ordered from 10 of its 25 physical stores. The app shows women's, men's and children's Zara brand only. Zara has other brands it intends to sell online, among others, Pull and Bear and Barshke

Hamas released a third video of Israeli abductee Elkana Bohbut on Saturday, continuing its campaign of weekly hostage videos aimed at pressuring the Israeli government into striking a deal. Bohbut, who was kidnapped during the October 7 Nova music festival massacre, turned 36 in captivity last month. His latest appearance follows two previous videos in which he pleaded for his release and spoke emotionally about being separated from his young son and wife

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank today presents record results against the background of the continued economic recovery in the economy. The business results presented by Mizrahi-Tefahot in the first nine months of the year reflect the continued growth in the Bank's current operations, along with the positive contribution that the transaction yields to the acquisition of Union Bank. This, against the background of positive macro data and the decline of the fourth wave of the corona. In the first nine months of 2021, the Bank recorded record profits of NIS 2.5 billion, compared with a net profit of NIS...

The competition authority decided to reduce the administrative fine it is considering to impose on Coca-Cola Israel for the abuse of monopolistic power and breach of the terms of a merger with Neviot. This emerges from a revised letter of hearing sent today to the Central Bottling Company, which markets Coca-Cola products in Israel. According to the amended version, the Authority decided to retract its intention to impose a fine of NIS 340,000 on the CEO of the distribution company, Nir Levinger.The decision on the amended fine is also subject to a hearing, according to the Authority, for...