Publisher & Media Buyer
Solly Marks is an Israeli entrepreneur, media buyer, and publisher with over a decade of experience in direct-response advertising, digital media, and content strategy. Based in Ashdod, Israel, he operates multiple content networks and digital brands spanning finance, real estate, and aliyah guidance — reaching hundreds of thousands of readers monthly across his portfolio of 14+ publications. His finance portals cover global markets, trade intelligence, cryptocurrency, and executive strategy. His Jewish-focused publications — AliyaToday.com, JewishNewsNow.com, and JewishPropertyReport.com — are dedicated to the English-speaking Jewish diaspora worldwide.
Israel greenlights 30,000-immigrant absorption target with zero-percent income tax, direct cash grants, and 30-day visa
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American olim face 2026 absorption gaps: healthcare delays, remote tax benefits create wealth tiers; structural winners
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