The Supreme Court ruled a significant decision protecting homebuyers in TMA 38 projects by requiring financing bodies and receivers to pay compensation for delivery delays. In the case discussed, homebuyers in Bat Yam approached the court after the project they invested in faced financial difficulties and was placed in receivership. Judge Ruth Ronen accepted their appeal and clarified that the financing companies must adhere to the conditions agreed upon in the original contract, including compensation for the delay. This ruling may change how financing bodies assess risks in real estate projects, potentially leading to increased financing costs. This outcome is expected to ultimately roll over to the buyers' pockets, who will have to deal with higher pricing of apartments. The decision emphasizes the importance of protecting buyers' rights in the real estate market, especially in cases of project failures.