Meet richest woman of Israel Shari Arison, her net worth is Rs 51600000000000, her business is...
Richest Women of Israel: After 12 days of intense conflict between Iran and Israel, it came to a standstill after United States President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between the two countries. Both Tehran and Tel Aviv launched several missile and drone attacks at each other, killing hundreds of people. The ceasefire was announced following Iran's airstrikes on a US base in Iraq. However, the situation is now under control in both countries. Israel is known for its technology and unmatched air defence system. The country has several billionaires as well. But do you know who the richest woman in Israel is—whose wealth will leave you stunned? Shari Arison is the wealthiest woman in Israel. Let's know more about her. Who is Shari Arison?
Shari Ariso is a very prominent name in the business world. She is the owner of Arison Investments and is also known for her philanthropic work. Her total assets are estimated to be around 5.96 billion dollars (approx Rs 5.16 lakh crore). Shari Arison's Business
Shari actually inherited the enormous wealth from her father – Ted Arison, who was the founder of Carnival Cruise Lines. She joined her father's business and expanded it, reaching new heights. She is known for her unmatched business sense and has several businesses, including – Arison Investments, which focuses on climate, water, food technology, healthcare and education. Shari also founded the Ted Arison Family Foundation, which funds several NGOs. Connection With Israel Bank
Shari Arison's enormous wealth stemmed from her previous ownership interests in Bank Hapoalim, Israel's largest bank, and Shikun & Binui, a construction and real estate firm. Partial investment from these holdings provided capital for further business expansions.
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