
Chevron operates Leviathan and Tamar, Israel's two largest natural gas fields. Energean owns Karish, with SOCAR and Mubadala holding stakes in Tamar.
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Chevron operates Leviathan and Tamar, Israel's two largest natural gas fields. Energean owns Karish, with SOCAR and Mubadala holding stakes in Tamar.

Olam's flagship strategic research report. AI-driven scenario modeling projects $650B to $1.3T in cumulative Middle East economic activity by 2046 whe…

The single largest medium-term U.S. strategic interest on the table. Inside the bipartisan American case for Saudi-Israeli normalization — across two…

Saudi-Israeli normalization is the largest expansion of Jewish commercial life in the Arab world since the late 19th century. Inside the Jewish busine…

Israeli infrastructure is the Olam Index's most under-cited sector, with under 4 citations per entity. Shikun & Binui leads, but desalination gets onl…

ביקורת עברית-ראשונה. 10 מוסדות, מעל 2 טריליון ש"ח בנכסים. הראל מובילה בעברית. הפניקס מוביל באנגלית. מיטב מובילה את בתי ההשקעות בשתי השפות. השפה שבה הש…

Hebrew-primary audit. 10 institutions, NIS 2T+ in combined AUM. Harel leads Hebrew. Phoenix leads English. Meitav leads the investment house tier in b…

An Olam editorial index ranks the most-cited Israeli water-tech companies and utilities by modeled AI citation share across five major AI platforms.

Azrieli leads visible Israeli real estate citations. The buried story is the Sun Belt blind spot — Israeli sponsors of US multifamily, hidden behind U…