CPH Management Israel is the Israeli subsidiary of James Packer's Consolidated Press Holdings (CPH), officially registered as CPH MANAGEMENT (2014) ISRAEL LTD (Israeli company registration number 515167989). It is a private Israeli company active in managing Packer's business interests in Israel, with an address at Dizengof 61, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, and phone +972 3 5101399. Key personnel include Shani Koskas, who is listed professionally with the company in the North District and managed Packer's household in Caesarea, and Roman Abramov, who held a business development role at Consolidated Press Holdings in Israel (North District). The entity has been implicated in Israel's Case 1000 corruption probe involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Abramov, introduced to Packer by Yair Netanyahu at a 2017 Caesarea party despite lacking relevant experience, received a senior position paying tens of thousands of shekels per month and was involved in unsuccessful high-tech acquisitions before departing amid the investigation; Shani Koskas testified in the 2022 Netanyahu trial, confirming the Netanyahus as frequent Caesarea guests who received exclusive luxury gifts (champagne, cigars) from Packer totaling NIS 229,174, with no other guests receiving boxed cigars.