It’s been a wild and woolly week for stocks in general and even more so for Israeli companies. We’ve seen some disappointing earnings across a broad swath of stocks and even the mighty have felt some pressure.

Let’s start with Alvarion (ALVR). Even after the Cisco purchase of WiMax competitor, Navini, the stock has had a hard go of it and even received a downgrade by Merriman, Curhan, et al. IsraelNewsletter’s Katsman, though, is still very positive on the name. Read his recent post here. Before Cisco (CSCO) officially announced its takeover of Navini, I posited that it would be better served by buying ALVR. Read that article here.

Commtouch (CTCH) out with numbers.

Radvision (RVSN) stinks up the joint. Even my colleague, Aaron “Buy Everything” Katsman has lost faith in the firm. See his recent capitulation here.

Magal (MAGS) Systems gets an order.

RRSat (RRST) reported last week.

Partner (PTNR) sees a lift from rising revenues.

Answers.com (ANSW) reports really strong traffic growth in its new WikiAnswers product.

Laggard BigBand Networks (BBND) terminates its CMTS business. I wrote on BloggingStocks about the future of cable TV and how BBND plays into the thesis.

ClickSoftware (CKSW) traded down big after reporting OK earnings. Read why Katsman smells an opportunity in this name.

Microcap Cimatron (CIMT) out with earnings and some info about its plans for China.  Read some excerpts from the conference call.

012 Smile.Communications (SMLC) floated this week.  I posted on the offering here.

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