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In Baronit Raphael, the first center of its kind in Israel was established which brought together the best technologies and senior experts in their field. The center developed into a network of nine centers, currently the largest of its kind in Israel. More than 150,000 people have been treated in the centers so far. About 65% of them are women and about 35% are men. The centers operate in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Ashdod, Rishon Lezion, Ra'anana, Nazareth-Illit, Kiryat Bialik and Karmiel.

Since 1992, the Maccabi Haifa football club has been managed by businessman Yaakov Shahar, who serves as the club's president. The club also includes youth teams, boys and children, and soccer schools.

The Phoenix Value creates alternative investment solutions through the establishment, management, access and distribution of funds specializing in the following areas: debt funds, credit, hedge funds, venture capital, secondary, real estate investments, issuance and securitization of investment products, and business opportunities while striving for high profitability.

The Rescue Union is a national volunteer organization for saving lives. The organization's volunteers treat medical emergencies throughout the country, regardless of religion, race or gender.

For the past 17 years, Top Solutions has been providing solutions for the computerization of control processes, coverage, feedback and evaluation in more than 300 organizations in Israel

Malam Team, the leading IT services group in Israel, provides a variety of end-to-end computing solutions in the field of information technologies and operates outsourced call centers

John Bryce Training, the training arm of Matrix, is the leading training company in Israel and one of the leaders in Europe in the field of computer and information technology training

Hotline 106 and other hotlines in the Jerusalem Municipality handle about 40,000 calls from residents every year.

Bnei Zion Medical Center is the oldest medical institution in Haifa and also serves as a university hospital.