According to Maariv, hundreds of thousands of Israelis flooded shopping centers, restaurants and parks, and credit card spending jumped by tens of percent. According to Channel 14, orders rose for parks and leisure complexes, and for bakeries and butcher shops, and fell for fashion and electronics.
According to Ice, combined data from delivery platforms provide a comprehensive picture of Israelis' consumption habits on the holiday.
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Israel Hayom
Israel Hayom reports that at Big Glilot an all-time record was broken, Azrieli and Ofer reported a pace three times that of a regular day, and at Dizengoff Center some activities sold out.
Maariv
Maariv reports that credit card spending jumped by tens of percent, and parking lots also filled to capacity.
Channel 14
Channel 14 reports that orders rose for parks, leisure complexes, bakeries and butcher shops, and fell for fashion and electronics.
Israel Hayom
