The Yokneam, Israel-based company said it had net income of 42 cents per share. Earnings, adjusted for stock option expense, came to 46 cents per share.
The location of the new campus will be just over the Yokneam municipal lines in Kiryat Tivon.
Senior QA Engineer with 10 years of experience in cloud, networking, and mobile/web systems. Specialized in building QA processes from scratch, test automation, and complex system validation (Docker/Kubernetes/Linux)
Service Engineer with 13+ years of experience combining hands-on field service with technical engineering and documentation activities. Strong background in installation, commissioning and advanced troubleshooting of industrial, laboratory and semiconductor equipment. Extensive customer-facing experience including on-site support for customers across Europe, remote diagnostics and technical training. Experience in multinational companies including SLB and Dräger.
I have been a technical writer for 30 years. I have documented Hardware, Firmware, and Software.
I have experience converting documentation between formats and between systems. I have extensive experience in editing. I have extensive experience working with developers on UI copy.
Summary of Qualifications:
❖ Extensive experience in client account management (sales) - both local and international market
❖ Previous experience managing IT systems and information systems, including requirements analysis, implementation, support, and training
❖ Over 25 years of experience in daily communication in English and Hebrew
❖ Service-oriented, meticulous, detail-oriented, organized, dedicated, hardworking, and efficient
Dynamic Key Account Manager with 20 years of diverse experience in driving customer engagement, enhancing retention, and managing high-stakes contract negotiations. Proven expertise in cross-functional collaboration, analytical strategy development, and optimizing sales performance to achieve significant profit growth.
Committed to delivering exceptional customer satisfaction through proactive problem resolution and tailored solutions. Adept at leveraging data insights to inform decision-making and align product strategies with client needs. Passionate about fostering long-term relationships that contribute to business success and market expansion.
A technical position with part-time or full-time employment, allowing me to utilize my skills in equipment repair, microchip assembly, microelectronics, and the maintenance and repair of electrical and household appliances. I aim to develop my professional abilities while contributing to the success of the company.
Experienced recruitment specialist with a strong background in talent acquisition, candidate evaluation, and process optimization. Over 15 years of experience managing full recruitment cycles, implementing effective sourcing strategies, and supporting teams to achieve hiring goals. Skilled in CRM tools and building positive relationships with candidates and team members. Fluent in English and adept at managing recruitment projects in dynamic environments.
The Startup World Cup Israel is the ultimate opportunity for Israeli startups to take their ventures to the next level. The regional startup winners will be competing at the Grand Finale, held in San Francisco each year, for the World Cup title and the investment prize of 1,000,000 USD.
The EIC Accelerator supports Startups and spinout companies to develop and scale up game-changing innovations.
With the return of the final hostage, the clock marking the days since the start of the October 7 war and captivity of 250 hostages was finally stilled and then darkened, symbolizing the end of one of the darkest periods in the history of Israel.
This week’s Profile in Power is Prof. Hagai Levine, who is an Israeli physician, epidemiologist, and public-health expert who emerged as a central civic voice in the aftermath of October 7, 2023. As Head of the Health Team within the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, Levine reframed the hostage crisis not as a political dilemma, but as an urgent humanitarian and medical emergency. Drawing on decades of professional expertise, he brought clarity, data, and ethical grounding to public discourse, insisting that time, health deterioration, and preventable loss of life must be treated as decisive factors rather than abstract considerations. His interventions helped shift both public and international attention toward the human cost of inaction.
This is the last weekly issue as we move to a monthly schedule (1st Monday of the month).
In this issue we focus on Qatar, one of President Trump’s favorite countries, and how it has funded the anti-Israeli/pro-Palestinian movement. We also discuss the recent events in Iran and an attack on the mother of the remaining Israeli hostage. Our Portrait of Power this week is Col. (res.) Miri Eisen who is an Israeli reserve officer and civic leader who emerged as a prominent voice following the events of October 7, 2023.
Sexual abuse and rape as tools of war are as old as time. During the Rwandan genocide of 1994, over the course of 100 days, up to half a million women and children were raped, sexually mutilated, or murdered. In this issue we focus on the personal revelations that the hostages have begun making public this week. We then bring your attention to a news story, two weeks before the October 7 massacre, Israel’s Foreign Ministry and National Security Council received information from Egypt warning that the situation in Gaza was “explosive.” We also discuss the concessions on issues where Israeli interests conflict with those of the Trump administration that we fear Netanyahu may give President Trump as “Christmas gifts”.
Finally our “Profile in Power” is about Lali Deri, who ever since Jan. 12 of last year has been an important face of the opposition to the current government from within its own electoral base. Lali is an Israeli bereaved mother and emerging civic leader who has come to public attention through her passionate advocacy for shared national responsibility in the defense of Israel.
When Nvidia paid $6.9 billion in 2020 to acquire Mellanox Technologies, an Israeli specialist in high-speed communications chips, the deal was framed as a strategic complement to its dominant graphics processors. Six years later, that acquisition has become one of the most consequential bets in the company’s history.