Send a client in Israel a kosher gift box, chocolate or a platter for their office — with your company on the card.
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A client gift is doing one job: making sure your name is in front of somebody at a moment when they are not being sold to. In Israel that moment is the run-up to Rosh Hashana and Pesach, when the whole market sends at once, and the gift that stands out is the one that is clearly local and clearly edible rather than a generic hamper.
Practicalities that decide whether it works: kashrut the client will accept, which is on each store's page; an office address rather than a home one; and a delivery date before the chag closes everything, chosen at checkout. Put the company name on the card, because otherwise nobody in the office will know who sent it.