Thank the suppliers who kept you running — gift boxes, chocolate and platters delivered to their office in Israel.
Vendor gifts are the ones companies forget and suppliers remember. The people who answered the phone at ten at night, moved a delivery for you, or absorbed a mistake without invoicing for it are rarely thanked in any formal way, and a gift box arriving at their office does more for the relationship than the next contract negotiation will.
Keep it simple and shareable: a platter for the team that actually did the work usually beats a single box for the account manager. Check the store's kashrut on its page, and choose a delivery date at checkout that avoids chag closures. Name the specific thing you are thanking them for on the card.