Wolt

A staged DoorDash delivery at the White House sparked debate in the US, with critics accusing it of being a publicity stunt. The event also highlighted a connection to Israel’s Wolt platform.

The retailer said customers will be able to order homeware, children’s fashion, and intimate apparel from nearby branches for rapid delivery ahead of Passover.

As part of the initiative, the chain offers promotions on outdoor gear, clothing and accessories, alongside a 25% “Kaspar” and Stars discount across the store for security forces and the military.

Wolt’s dominance in the market created fears that “combining platform operation with ownership of a food retail chain operating on it could create market distortions.”

In 2025, online shopping went from a convenience to a daily behaviour in Israelis' daily life. According to Wolt's survey, 78% of the population shopped online throughout the year.

Wolt is launching a new design and user experience that mark its transition from a food delivery app to a comprehensive shopping platform.

According to Wolt, the new design of the app reflects its vision for the future, by the introduction of several new features.

Shawarma, Galaxy phones, and ice cream were among Israelis’ top choices on Wolt this year, according to new data revealing the country’s favorite foods, gifts, and gadgets.

A collaboration between Dynamica and Wolt brings the Galaxy S25 Edge – the thinnest smartphone in the world – to a launch in Israel with same-day fast delivery through the Wolt app.

Fierce competition with Haat and Salla pushes Wolt to make a strategic move toward major expansion in the Arab sector.