Israelis at the Peak of Global Wealth: Adelson, Idan Ofer and Eyal Ofer Lead Israeli Billionaires on Jewish Wealth Rankings
They lead the world, spearhead revolutions, create new universes, and build technology giants that have changed the course of history. Along the way, through their endeavors, they’ve amassed enormous sums – hundreds of billions of dollars – and now comprise the pinnacle of global wealth. As it does every year, Forbes Israel publishes the World’s Jewish Billionaires List in a special global edition, documenting just how far initiative, vision, ambition, and charisma can take you
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A massive conglomerate sprawling across entire sectors of the giant nation—controlling oil and gas infrastructure and holding assets worth hundreds of billions in real estate, telecommunications, and finance. This is the economic engine behind Iran’s Revolutionary Guards’ murderous terror industry, now being crushed under the lion’s jaws of Israeli and American forces
Even in wartime, the startup nation continues to mint new billionaires and sets a record for Israelis featured on the global billionaires list ● At the top of the global rankings: Miriam Adelson, Idan Ofer, and Eyal Ofer among the world’s 100 wealthiest ● Despite the war, the total net worth of Israeli billionaires surged 50% over the past two years, reaching over $300 billion this year ● Forbes’ Billionaires List, compiled in partnership with Forbes Israel
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