ISRAEL Law and Practice Contributed by: Barak Platt, Micki Shapira, Liron Hacohen and Nataly Margalit, Arnon, Tadmor-Levy
Arnon, Tadmor-Levy is one of the largest law firms in Israel. The firm has represented private and publicly traded Israeli and foreign companies in many of the largest, highest profile and most complex M&A trans - actions in Israel’s history. The firm has been repeat - edly ranked at the top of international and domestic legal guides in M&A. Notable recent transactions the firm has advised on include the acquisition of Cy - berArk by Palo Alto Networks for USD25 billion (the
second-largest M&A transaction in Israeli history), the sale of Run:ai to Nvidia for USD700 million, the ac - quisition of Tavily by Nebius for USD275 million, the sale of 25% of SIPG Bayport Terminal Co Ltd (owner of Haifa seaport) to Noy infrastructure fund based on enterprise value of USD800 million, the sale of Infini - dat to Lenovo for USD500 million, and the sale of Mey Eden by Primo Water for NIS200 million.
Authors
Barak Platt is a partner in Arnon, Tadmor-Levy’s corporate and commercial department. He specialises in M&As, hi-tech, venture capital and private equity. His clients range from large multinational
Liron Hacohen is a partner in the corporate and M&A department, specialising in cross-border
transactions and Israel market entry. She represents buyers and sellers across the full M&A lifecycle, from letters of intent through deal structuring and post- closing integration, advising multinational corporations, private equity funds, venture capital investors and strategic buyers on acquisitions, joint ventures and corporate partnerships. Her clients include international companies making their inaugural investments in Israel as well as sophisticated repeat acquirers, spanning the technology, healthcare, industrial and defence sectors. Beyond M&A, Liron advises emerging growth companies, entrepreneurs and investors on venture capital financings, corporate governance and strategic transactions.
corporations to early-stage start-ups and also include venture capital funds and private equity funds. He has led many of the most significant and complex M&A transactions in Israel and has been repeatedly recognised as an expert in his practice areas and as a recommended lawyer.
Micki Shapira is a partner in the corporate and commercial department at Arnon, Tadmor-Levy and also head of the firm’s Asia practice. He has expertise in public and private M&As and PE and VC
transactions and extensive experience with cross- border transactions, including with the US, China, Japan and EU countries. He advises both domestic and foreign companies on a variety of corporate matters, representing clients in significant Israel- related M&A and commercial transactions. He served as the chairman of the Corporate Committee of the Israeli Bar Association, Tel Aviv District for four years and worked for six years at two leading law firms in the USA.
Nataly Margalit is a partner in the corporate and M&A department, focusing on cross-border transactions and strategic investments involving Israeli companies, representing buyers and sellers throughout the full
transaction lifecycle, advising multinational corporations, private equity and venture capital investors, and growth companies on acquisitions, investments, joint ventures and corporate partnerships. Nataly has particular experience advising international clients entering the Israeli market, and repeat global acquirers across technology, life sciences and other innovation-driven sectors. She counsels start-ups, founders and investors on venture capital financings, corporate governance and strategic transactions, providing practical, business-oriented guidance.
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