Palo Alto and Tower led the strong gains on the market today.
Technology stocks weighed on the indices on Friday, with the banks also weak.
All five leading stocks fell today, headed by Tower Semiconductor.
Mega Or and Next Vision led the gains today as Tower and Teva slipped.
Leumi and Hapoalim led the gains today as the chip companies fell back.
Palo Alto and Enlight led the market lower today but Elbit gained on a new deal with Azerbaijan.
The main indices rose on Friday, to make it a 4.5% advance for the week for the Tel Aviv 35 Index.
The Biomed Index and the Real Estate Index rose strongly today, boosted by Opko Health and Electra Real Estate, but the technology sector was weak.
The main indices rose for the third straight session, led by Elbit Systems.
Navitas rose strongly after it was reported that the UK had given final approval for development of the Sea Lion oil field off the Falkland Islands.
The main indices closed almost unchanged today, but Teva continued to power upwards.
The Tel Aviv 35 Index fell on Friday, making it a 3.7% decline for the week, with NextVision recording the steepest fall.
The main indices were mixed today, with the Tel Aviv 35 Index edging downwards, but NextVision corrected slightly from its recent steep fall.
NextVision's steep slide continued today, while the insurance and technology sectors were also weak.
NextVision and Elbit Systems both fell sharply, and the Defense Index was down 3.45%.
Elbit Systems rose strongly as the Tel Aviv 35 Index edged higher, but the Tel Aviv 125 Index fell.
Palo Alto Networks and Nice led the gains on the Tel Aviv 35 Index today while El Al jumped following the flydubai hijack attempt.
Azrieli and OPC Energy led the declines today while Teva bucked the market.
Palo Alto led the gains on the Tel Aviv 35 Index today as Nice and Elbit lost ground.
Palo Alto Networks led the declines on the Tel Aviv 35 Index while Tower bucked the market.
With US bond yields at peaks not seen in two decades, stock markets worldwide have weakened.
The main indices dipped today but Nice bucked the market on reports of a possible acquisition of Actimize.
Nice and Tower rose sharply as the market reopened after the Yom Kippur holiday.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange itself was today's standout stock, after the release of a new strategic plan. Energy and technology stocks were strong, while the banks were weak.
Tower and Next Vision led the gains today as Nice lost ground.
Enlight, Tower and Nova led the declines today as Teva and Palo Alto bucked the market.
Palo Alto Networks, Teva and Nice led the gains today while Tower and Nova fell sharply.
The banking and energy sectors were particularly weak today, but Elbit Systems rose strongly.
Teva was higher today and Navitas recovered some of its recent losses as Ormat fell sharply.
Navitas continued its fall after becoming embroiled in escalating tensions between the UK and Argentina as Shufersal bucked the market.