The proposal to purchase Israir still requires court approval.
Levy is the owner of the eponymous supermarket chain and Haim is the controlling shareholder of Taaman Food Marketing.
Rami Levy in one of his Jerusalem supermarkets on June 23, 2016. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)
The winning offer beat out competing proposals from businessmen Yigal Dimri and Moti Ben-Moshe. An Israeli businessman based in the United Arab Emirates also offered to buy the firm.
Along with the sale of Israir, national carrier El Al Israel Airlines was recently put on the auction block. In October, the Government Companies Authority officially granted 27-year-old Israeli-American Eli Rozenberg control over El Al. Rozenberg’s newly minted Kanfei Nesharim Aviation purchased 42.88 percent of the carrier in a September 16 sale, making it the controlling shareholder as defined by Israeli regulation.