Brothers Sassi and Eran Avital Sell Half their Bakery for NIS 23M
Israeli brothers Sassi and Eran Avital will sell 50% of their bakery chains, Lehem Station and BREADCAFE, to Kamari Group for NIS 23 million.
Sunday, 25 October 2026
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