The webinar will focus on strategies for the cross-border enforcement and monetization of court judgments and arbitration awards, particularly in cases where asset recovery must be pursued beyond Israel’s borders.

During the session, Henry Cheung, Michael Brasky, Timothy de Swardt, and Udi Karklinsky will share practical guidance on key dos and don’ts when preparing for judgment enforcement. The discussion will also include an interactive simulation, illustrating how a global judgment enforcement campaign unfolds in practice.

While the webinar is tailored to an Israeli audience, the insights and discussion will be highly relevant to legal professionals worldwide dealing with cross-border enforcement and asset recovery challenges.

The webinar is open to all, subject to registration.

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Israel-based companies operating across software, cybersecurity, fintech, and deeptech attracted sustained interest from global buyers and public market investors. PwC Israel highlighted continued confidence in Israeli innovation, export-driven platforms, and technical talent, even amid regional uncertainty, reinforcing Israel’s position as a leading source of high-growth technology businesses.

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Israel’s public companies, particularly those operating in banking and technology, have benefited from stronger performance, rising trading volumes, and improving valuations.

These dynamics have lifted foreign ownership levels to multi-year highs and reinforced the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s position as a credible and increasingly attractive destination for global capital.

Read more in Globes.

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Herzog Fox & Neeman advised Nayax on the transaction through its Corporate and Securities practice. The legal team included Elina Shechter, Yuval Shitrit Ashkenazi, and Yuval Lifshitze.

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The privately owned plant, located near the Kesem Interchange, will become Israel’s first private power facility to deploy Siemens H-Class gas turbine technology and is scheduled to begin supplying electricity in 2029, supporting rising national demand and grid stability.

The transaction covers equipment procurement, construction, operation, maintenance, and long-term project financing led by Bank Hapoalim, one of Israel’s largest commercial banks.

Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano advised Kesem Energy, with Uri Mendel, Oren Tal, Shada Samara, and David Grinberg leading the matter, supported by specialists across real estate, planning and zoning, natural gas, labor, and environmental law.

Meitar represented Bank Hapoalim, lead by Jonathan Finklestone with a team consisting of Tal Bignitz, Guy Kless, Einat Itzhak, Elad Sharabni and Alon Aviram.

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The transaction strengthens Senstar’s global platform in perimeter security, critical infrastructure protection, and intelligent sensing, building on Israeli-developed defense and security knowhow that has long underpinned the group’s technology and international growth.

Carter Ledyard advised on U.S. law aspects – led by Guy Ben-Ami and Steven Glusband, while Naschitz Brandes Amir advised from Israel, alongside Canadian and German counsel, reflecting the transaction’s multi-jurisdictional structure.

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The Court ruled that the government rushed a flawed process, lacked a substantive basis to deviate from the Shamgar Commission framework adopted in 2000, and ignored conflicts created by a ministerial committee that had already taken public positions. The Court clarified that Baharav-Miara remains lawfully in office, voided the dismissal, and barred any unilateral steps affecting her authority or operations.

The petition came from Israeli civil society groups and senior academics, including professors, Nobel laureates, and former university presidents, reflecting concerns about governance and the rule of law.

S. Horowitz advised the petitioners, with Ronen Brumer, Nicholas Gipps, Ira Hardy, Tamar Rotenberg, Yael Rivanovich, and Noam Dahan leading the matter.

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The transaction was completed following an intensive bookbuilding process that generated strong demand, reflecting market confidence in Meitav’s strategy and continued growth.

Davis Polk and Herzog advised Meitav. The Herzog team included Nir Dash, Ron Ben-Menachem, and Reut Alcalay, with support from Mohammad Mawasi, Danielle Janeli, Shmuel Berzon, and Kim Holtsman Vaadia.

Latham advised Jefferies as sole global coordinator with Gornitzky as Israeli counsel, with a team led by Partners Chaim Friedland, Ari Fried, Yair Shiloni, Dr. Assaf Prussak, Ido Malin and Associates Inbar Avrahami, Yehuda Rashtian and Shahar Caufman.

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The decision arose from an inheritance dispute between siblings following their mother’s death, in which the sister claimed entitlement to half of the funds based solely on her joint account status.

The court rejected the claim, finding that all funds originated from the mother and that she added the sister to the account purely for administrative convenience, without intent to make a gift or transfer ownership.

The ruling provides guidance for inheritance and estate planning disputes in Israel, reinforcing the need for clear evidence of intent when joint accounts are used.

S. Horowitz & Co. represented the brother in the litigation. The advising lawyers were Noam Zamir and Maya Ganor.

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The offering strengthens Polyrizon’s capital base as it continues product development and clinical advancement within the life sciences and biotech sector.

Greenberg Traurig (Tel Aviv) advised Polyrizon Ltd. on the transaction. The advising lawyers were David Huberman and Michael Soumas.

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