Document:

Exhibit 10.56

 

Term
Sheet

Prepared and Signed on June 12, 2012

 

Between

 

XTL Biopharmaceuticals Ltd.

Corporation No. 52-003947-0

Domiciled at 85a Medinat Hayehudim Street,
Herzliya Pituach, 46766

(Hereinafter: "the Company"
or "XTL")

 

And

 

Medica II Investments (International) L.P.;
Medica II Investments (Israel) L.P.;

Medica II Investments (P.F.) L.P. and Medica
II - Baxter L.P.

Domiciled at 11 Hamenofim Street, Ackerstein
Towers, Bldg. B, 10th Floor, Herzliya Pituach, 46125

(All collectively hereinafter: "Medica
Fund")

 

As One Party;

 

And

 

InterCure Ltd.

Corporation No. 51-205169-9

Domiciled at 16 Hatidhar Street, Ra'anana,
43652

(Hereinafter: "InterCure")

 

As the Other Party;

 

		Whereas:	XTL is a publicly traded company on the Tel-Aviv Securities
Stock Exchange Ltd. (hereinafter: "the TASE") and engaged in the biomed industry;

		Whereas:	InterCure is a publicly traded company on the TASE and
engaged in the development and marketing of home medical devices for treating hypertension and stress;

		Whereas:	XTL and its business partners are interested in acquiring
the control over InterCure, invest funds in InterCure and allocate to InterCure shares of XTL, all in accordance with the principles
detailed in this term sheet (hereinafter: "the Transaction");

 

Whereby it was Agreed, Declared
and Conditioned between the Parties as follows:

 

		1.	InetrCure's declarations and undertakings prior to completion of the Transaction:

 

		1.1	InterCure shall act to effect a debt settlement in accordance with the provisions of Section 350
to the Israeli Companies Law, 1999 (hereinafter: "the Debt Settlement" and "the Companies Law",
respectively) prior to the completion of the Transaction whereby in the context of the Debt Settlement, InterCure will convert
its entire debts to creditors (including, among others, holders of debentures (series A), holders of private debentures and all
of InterCure's debtees and/or other creditors, including officers therein), as detailed in InterCure's books as of the date of
approval of the Debt Settlement, into Ordinary shares of InterCure based on a distribution mechanism as agreed upon between InterCure
and its creditors.

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

For the removal of doubt, prior
to the completion of the Transaction, InterCure shall be free of all debts and/or monetary liabilities, net and of all contingent
liabilities, excluding an amount of up to $150 thousand for net liabilities whose costs will be borne by XTL and Medica Fund at
their consent based on the following distribution: XTL will bear an amount of up to $50 thousand and Medica Fund will bear an amount
of up to $100 thousand. Medica's loan will have priority over all of InterCure's other loans and will be converted into InterCure's
capital simultaneously with XTL's investment in InterCure according to InterCure's adjusted value (as defined below) (namely, at
a company value of $1.75 million). It is hereby agreed that the completion of the Transaction is contingent on receiving the TASE's
approval for the removal of InterCure's shares from the preservation list and for their trade on the primary list.

 

		1.2	According to the Debt Settlement, InterCure and its officers will receive exemption from any claims
and/or arguments filed against them, including in connection with its other liabilities and/or debts toward the Israeli tax authorities
or any other Government authority as well as any other claims and/or arguments. In addition, in the Debt Settlement, InterCure
and its officers and anyone on its behalf will waive any claim and/or argument and/or demand against any holders of debentures
(series A) and/or the representatives of the debentures (series A) and/or the trustee of the debentures (series A) and/or anyone
who acts in connection with the Deft Settlement on behalf of the representatives and/or on behalf of the holders.

 

		1.3	InterCure will declare toward XTL that (i) InterCure's U.S. subsidiary, InetrCure Inc. (hereinafter:
"the Subsidiary"), managed its tax books in accordance with applicable local laws; (ii) to the best of InterCure's
knowledge, it does not have any tax liabilities and/or debts, including any contingent tax liabilities; and (iii) the Subsidiary's
signed tax returns properly reflect its financial position.

 

		1.4	XTL will have the right to require InterCure to liquidate the subsidiary, InterCure UK, in which
case InterCure will do so at its expense.

 

		2.	The actions and liabilities of XTL, Medica Fund and other business partners of XTL toward InterCure:

 

		2.1	XTL and its business partners and Medica Fund will invest in InterCure a total of $3,250,000 based
on the following principles (hereinafter: "the Investment"):

 

		2.1.1	InterCure will be allocated Ordinary shares of XTL and/or will receive a cash investment, at XTL's
exclusive discretion, in an aggregate of $2,200,000, based on the quoted market price of XTL's share on the date of signing of
this agreement and at a value of InterCure reflecting a total of $1,750,000 before the money (but after the conversion of all of
InterCure's debts as discussed in paragraph 1 above) (hereinafter: "InterCure's adjusted value"). Moreover, the
parties agree that the date of consummation of the Transaction will not be later than September 30, 2012 and that if the Transaction
is not consummated by said date, XTL will have the right to cancel it.

 

		2.1.2	XTL will have the right at any given time from the date of consummation of the Transaction to purchase
the shares allocated according to paragraph 2.1.1 above at their market price and in any event at a share price that is not lower
than the price on the date of signing this agreement.

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

		2.1.3	XTL and Medica Fund will provide InterCure a total of at least $1,050,000 ($500 thousand and $550
thousand, respectively) in cash and/or through an agreement for providing management and operating services (as detailed in paragraph
3 below) in return for the allocation of InterCure shares to XTL and Medica Fund, as applicable, in order to finance InterCure's
operating expenses starting from the date of consummation of the Transaction. All amounts payable in cash according to this paragraph,
not through the agreement for providing management and operating services, will be invested at InterCure's adjusted value.

 

		2.2	Upon completion of the investment, XTL will assimilate InterCure's entire operating activity or
bear the related costs, subject to the agreement for providing management and operating services mentioned above, including all
employees required for this activity, at XTL's exclusive discretion. For the removal of doubt, it should be clarified that any
employees who are not needed for InterCure's continued operation according to XTL's exclusive discretion will be terminated immediately
upon completion of the Investment, whereby subject to the provisions of applicable laws, the cost relating to their termination
will be viewed as part of InterCure's debts which will be converted into shares of InterCure prior to the Investment, with each
relevant employee's consent, as discussed in paragraph 1 above (hereinafter: "the transfer of the operating activity").
InterCure's holdings after completion of the Debt Settlement will be as detailed in the appendix to this agreement.

 

		2.3	Immediately upon the transfer of the operating activity, XTL and InterCure will enter into an agreement
whereby XTL will provide InterCure management and operating services in connection with InterCure's employees (hereinafter: "the
agreement for providing management and operating services") for the following consideration:

 

		2.3.1	InterCure will grant XTL and Medica Fund call options to purchase InterCure's Ordinary shares representing
25% of InterCure's share capital after completion of the Investment (according to the investment ratio detailed in subsection (a)
below), which will be exercisable into InterCure shares by XTL and Medica Fund with no additional consideration (hereinafter: "Option
B"). Option B will be exercisable subject to the fulfillment of the following conditions on a cumulative basis:

 

		(a)	XTL and Medica Fund will bear the direct expenses in respect of the management and operating services
in a total of $500,000 ($330 thousand and $170 thousand, respectively). On the date of consummation of the Transaction, Medica
Fund will transfer its entire share as stated in this subsection in cash to InterCure and XTL will transfer to InterCure an amount
of $30,000 of its share in cash;

 

		(b)	The operating activity will be assigned to InterCure.

 

		2.3.2	If XTL and Medica Fund do not exercise Option B after meeting the conditions mentioned in subsection
(a) above, they will be entitled to current payments in respect of the agreement for providing management and operating services
in the amount of the actual cost of the services plus a fixed margin of 15% of total cost.

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

		3.	A loan facility extended to InterCure by XTL:

 

		3.1	On the date of signing this Term Sheet, XTL will provide InterCure a loan facility in an aggregate
of $120,000 (hereinafter: "the Loan Facility"). Any loan actually received according to paragraph 3.3 below will
be superior to InterCure's other debts, including to all holders of debentures. The loan repayment will be viewed as "liquidation
expenses".

 

		3.2	Upon consummation of the Transaction, the loan actually extended by XTL to InterCure will become
part of the consideration payable by XTL as discussed in paragraph 2.1.3 above.

 

		3.3	The withdrawal of funds under the Loan Facility in the period before the consummation of the Transaction
will be carried out in conformity with InterCure's operating needs as approved by InterCure's representative in coordination with
XTL's representative (hereinafter: "the actual loan"). After consummation of the Transaction, the signatory rights
will include, at all times, a representative of XTL for paying any expense or liability.

 

		3.4	If the Transaction is not consummated for reasons that are not related to XTL, the actual loan
received by InterCure will be repaid to XTL with the addition of annual interest at a rate of 7%.

 

		4.	The salary and compensation terms of InterCure's CEO after consummation of the Transaction:

 

		4.1	After consummation of the Transaction, the salary and compensation terms of InterCure's CEO (hereinafter:
"the CEO") will be as follows:

 

		4.1.1	Salary: the CEO's gross monthly salary will be NIS 30,000, subject to compliance with
InterCure's minimum annual sales target of $2,000,000, assuming that InterCure's direct advertising budgets are not significantly
reduced to allow supporting this sales volume. If said sales target is not achieved, the CEO's gross monthly salary will be NIS 25,000
only. The CEO will also receive social benefits at a rate of 50% and will be entitled to receive the entire consideration against
an invoice for rendering management services, provided that there is no change in the terms of the CEO's employment as above.

 

			Bonus: the CEO will be entitled to an annual bonus (12 months) of up to nine salaries based
on profit and growth targets determined by InterCure's Board after consummation of the Transaction (hereinafter: "the Bonus").
The profit and sales data will be examined based on InterCure's financial statements prepared in conformity with International
Financial Reporting Standards (hereinafter: "IFRS").

 

		4.1.2	Options: InterCure will grant the CEO options that are exercisable for an exercise increment
equivalent to the average share price on the three days preceding the date of grant at an overall scope of 4.5% of InterCure's
issued and outstanding share capital, vesting over a period of three years (12 quarters) from the date of grant subject to the
CEO's ongoing employment in InterCure.

 

		4.1.3	Advance notice: two months for the first six months. Any change in control will be viewed
as a notice of termination. For the removal of doubt, the Transaction will not be viewed as change in control for the purpose of
this agreement.

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

		4.1.4	It should be clarified that the examination of the entitlement to all grants and bonuses mentioned
in this paragraph 4 will be done over a 12-month period commencing on the date of consummation of the Transaction, namely for the
Bonus - 12 months from the date of consummation of the Transaction. In addition, the terms discussed in this paragraph 4 (excluding
subparagraph 4.1.2 above) will be in effect for six months from the date of consummation of the Transaction.

 

		5.	Prerequisites:

 

		5.1	The consummation of the Transaction is subject to the fulfillment of the following prerequisites:

 

		5.1.1	Repealed;

 

		5.1.2	The approval of the holders of debentures (series A), the holders of private debentures and the
other creditors;

 

		5.1.3	The approval of InterCure's audit committee and board of directors, the approval of the meetings
of holders of InterCure's securities and creditors in the context of the approval of the Transaction and the Court's approval for
the Debt Settlement as well as all the legally required approvals such as of the tax authorities, the Securities Authority, the
TASE etc.

 

		6.	Compensation for tax payments in the Subsidiary:

 

InterCure will be required
to compensate XTL, Medica Fund and XTL's business partners for any additional tax payments imposed on the Subsidiary (InterCure
Inc.) for its past activities prior to the consummation of the Transaction. XTL and its representatives hereby undertake to act
in good faith in all matters relating to the Subsidiary's defense against the tax authorities. The compensation will be paid in
cash or in shares of InterCure at InterCure's sole discretion based on the holdings of XTL and its business partners on the consummation
date. For the removal of doubt, any such additional tax payments will not include current tax payments such as sales tax in the
U.S. for actual sales collected by InterCure from its customers as presented in its balance sheets.

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

In Witness whereof, the
Parties to the Term Sheet hereby provide their Signatures:

 

	XTL	 	InterCure
	/s/ David Grossman, Ronen Twito	 	/s/ Daniel Plotkin
	
        XTL Biopharmaceuticals Ltd.

        By: Mr. David Grossman, CEO

        By: Mr. Ronen Twito, Deputy CEO and CFO
	 	
        InterCure Ltd.

        By: Mr. Daniel Plotkin

        Position: Chairman of the Board

	Date: 13/06/2012	 	Date: 13/06/2012

 

	Medica Fund
	/s/ Ronen Kantor
	By: Attorney Ronen Kantor, Representative of Medica Fund

 

	/s/ Amit Pines
	
        Attorney Amit Pines, Representative of holders
        of

        debentures (series A)

 

	/s/ Ronen Kantor
	Attorney Ronen Kantor, Representative of holders of

debentures (series B)

 

	/s/ Ronen Kantor
	Attorney Ronen Kantor, Representative of holders of

debentures (series C)Exhibit 10.57

 

Agreement
to Provide Services

 

Prepared and Signed on September 24, 2012

 

Between:

InterCure Ltd. 512051699

Domiciled at 16 Hatidhar Street, Ra'anana,
43652

C/O: CFO Direct Ltd.

(Hereinafter: "the Company")

As One Party;

 

And:

Giboov Ltd.

Company No. 51-4824465

P.O.B. 5335, Caesarea

(Hereinafter: "the Service Provider")

As the Other Party;

 

(The Company and the Service Provider collectively
hereinafter: "the Parties")

 

		Whereas:	The Company is interested in receiving online product
marketing and sales promotion services as specified in Appendix A to this Agreement (hereinafter: "the Services")
from the Service Provider;

		Whereas:	The Service Provider has the knowhow, experience, resources
and ability required to perform and render the Services with efficiency and skill, in the manner and at the time specified in
this Agreement;

		Whereas:	The Parties are interested in defining and settling the
terms of providing the Services and performing the Service Provider's undertakings and their legal relationship in all matters
pertaining to the provision of the Services in accordance with the terms of this Agreement herein;

 

Whereby it was Agreed, Declared and
Conditioned between the Parties as follows:

 

		1.	Preamble and headings

 

		1.1	The preamble to this Agreement, including the Parties' declarations included herein, form an integral
part thereof and will be viewed as one of the Agreement's terms and conditions.

 

		1.2	The classification of the provisions of the Agreement into sections and subsections and the section
headings are all intended merely for the convenience and orientation of the reader and are not to be used for interpreting this
Agreement.

 

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		2.	The Service Provider's declarations and undertakings

 

The Service Provider hereby
declares and undertakes as follows:

 

		2.1	There is no legal or other impediment that prevents the Service Provider from entering into this
Agreement and meeting all its undertakings thereunder and the signing of this Agreement and the fulfillment of each of its undertakings,
from time to time, do not and will not cause a violation by the Service Provider of any agreement, contract, engagement, document
or other undertaking toward any party whatsoever to which it is currently a party and/or do not constitute a violation of and/or
deviation from any instruction and/or decision by a court of law and/or other legal jurisdiction and/or do not cause a violation
of any legal provision which applies to it and/or of any provision of a license, permit and/or certification granted.

 

		2.2	Through its employees and officers, the Service Provider has the knowhow, ability, experience and
skills required to perform all its undertakings in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.

 

		2.3	It undertakes to render the Services with the skill, expertise, dedication, loyalty and integrity
toward the Company.

 

		2.4	It will inform the Company immediately in writing of any instance of conflict of interests with
the Company and will avoid marketing a product or service that directly competes with the Company's areas of activity as they are
on the date of signing this Agreement.

 

		2.5	It is aware that the Parties have no intention of establishing or maintaining employer-employee
relations between them, that all the Services rendered by it to the Company according to this Agreement will be rendered as an
independent service provider against tax invoices and that all the amounts stated in this Agreement and all the undertakings assumed
by the Parties in the context of the Services are based on the accuracy of the assumptions regarding the nature of the legal relationship
being founded in this Agreement.

 

		2.6	It is hereby agreed that for the purpose of rendering the Services as stated in this Agreement,
the Service Provider is a new company whose entire objective is to provide services to the Company pursuant to this Agreement.

 

		3.	The Company's declarations and undertakings

 

The Company hereby declares
and undertakes as follows:

 

		3.1	It has the financial ability needed to meet its undertakings pursuant to this Agreement.

 

		3.2	There is no legal, contractual or other impediment that prevents it from receiving the Services
on its behalf from the Service Provider and the receipt of the Services does not constitute a violation or impairment of any contractual
and/or other right of any third party.

 

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		3.3	Effective from the date of approval of this Agreement (as defined below), the Company will provide
in favor of the online sales activity monthly online advertising budgets of at least US$ 130 thousand, provided that starting
from January 2013, the actual return on the investment in any given month will be at least 100% (for example, a monthly advertising
budget of US$ 100 thousand will yield to the Company monthly proceeds of at least US$ 100 thousand from the online marketing
activity (as this term is defined in Appendix B). In addition, in the first 12 months from the date of approval of
this Agreement, the Company undertakes to provide a budget of US$ 50 thousand in favor of examining new advertising channels
and methods, provided that the Company's quarterly expense incurred for this purpose does not exceed US$ 15 thousand.

 

		4.	The nature and scope of the Services

 

		4.1	Among others, the Service Provider will be in charge of the areas detailed in the service specifications
hereby attached as Appendix A.

 

		4.2	The Services will be rendered to the Company by the Service Provider and the latter will assign
its team members for the purpose of providing the Services throughout the engagement period.

 

		4.3	It is hereby clarified that the Company will participate in making any material decisions by the
Service Provider for the purpose of rendering the Services, including the identity, replacement or assignment of the service providers
and/or employees etc.

 

		5.	The Agreement term

 

		5.1	The Agreement will be in effect from September 25, 2012 (hereinafter: "the Effective Date")
until it is concluded as detailed in this section 5 (hereinafter: "the Agreement Term"). The Agreement will become
effective upon signing, excluding the provisions of section 7 below which will become effective after all the legally required
approvals are obtained (including the meeting of the Company's shareholders and/or the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd. (hereinafter:"the
TASE") for the allocations detailed in this Agreement). In the event that these approvals are not obtained within 90 days
from the Effective Date, this Agreement shall become null and void as follows:

 

		5.1.1	The sole consideration of any type to which the Service Provider will be entitled will be US$ 40
thousand a month plus the legally required VAT for every month in which the Services were rendered (in the event that the Services
were rendered for part of a month, the relative portion of the consideration shall be paid), excluding the Initial Term (as defined
below).

 

		5.1.2	In the event that all the approvals according to the Agreement are obtained within 90 days and
the Agreement become effective, the payments made during this period will be viewed as payments for the software and the period
will be offset as part of the Initial Term (as defined below).

 

		5.2	The Parties hereby agree that the first four months of this Agreement shall be defined as the "Initial
Term".

 

		5.3	This Agreement will be concluded at the end of three (3) years from the Effective Date, subject
to the terms specified in section 6 below.

 

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		5.4	Notwithstanding the aforesaid, the Company will be entitled to terminate this Agreement immediately,
without providing advance notice and without any compensation and at its sole discretion, if any of the following events occur:

 

		5.4.1	The Service Provider is convicted of committing theft, vandalism or intentional damage to the Company's
property.

 

		5.4.2	The Service Provider is convicted of committing a crime involving moral turpitude.

 

		5.4.3	The Service Provider commits a fundamental violation of the Agreement and this violation, to the
extent that it is rectifiable, is not rectified within 14 days from the date of the Company's announcement in writing of said violation,
or a non-fundamental violation that is not rectified within 30 days from the date of the Company's announcement in writing of said
violation.

 

		5.4.4	In the event that starting from March 1, 2014, the Service Provider does not meet the benchmarks
detailed in section 6.4 below (namely, the Company's monthly proceeds from the online marketing activity of at least US$ 140
thousand) for a period of four consecutive months.

 

If any of the circumstances
described in subsections 5.4.1 and 5.4.2 above occur, the Service Provider undertakes to terminate the engagement with such employee
at the earlier of: (1) two business days from the date of receiving the Company's written announcement or (2) two business days
from the date on which the Service Provider becomes aware of the occurrence of said circumstances.

 

		6.	Consideration and payment terms

 

In return for the provision
of the Services and the fulfillment of all of the Service Provider's undertakings according to this Agreement, the Company shall
pay the Service Provider a monthly fee of US$ 40,000 plus legally required VAT (hereinafter: "the Consideration"),
subject to the following conditions:

 

		6.1	Subject to the approval of the Agreement, as described in subsection 5.1.2 above, during the Initial
Term, the Consideration will not be paid to the Service Provider for the Services.

 

		6.2	In respect of the Services provided in the first four months after the Initial Term (namely, eight
months from the Effective Date of the Agreement), the Company will pay the Consideration without prerequisites.

 

		6.3	In respect of the Services provided in the last four months of the first year of the Agreement
(namely, months 9-12), the Company will pay the Consideration provided that its monthly proceeds from the online marketing activity
(as defined in Appendix B) are at least US$ 50,000. The calculation of the Company's monthly proceeds from the
online marketing activity with respect to this section 6.3 will be based on the average three (3) months in the fourth calendar
quarter of 2013.

 

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		6.4	In respect of the Services provided from the end of the first year of the Agreement Term through
the end of the Agreement Term, the Company will pay the Consideration for the Services provided that its monthly proceeds from
the online marketing activity are at least US$ 140 thousand whereby the calculation of the Company's monthly proceeds from
the online marketing activity with respect to this section 6.4 will also subtract actual direct additional costs in a total not
exceeding US$ 7,500 which can be directly attributable to the online marketing activity. The calculation of the Consideration
and sales as above will be based on an average of the six (6) months that consist of the calendar quarter that ends before each
measurement and examination point and the quarter that ends after the measurement and examination point. Without derogating from
the aforesaid, the first examination point according to this section will be once the results of the fourth calendar quarter of
2013 are obtained and the calculation in relation to this examination point only will be based on this quarter (three months).
Moreover, for the purpose of this section 6.4 only, each additional expense which the Parties agree is needed for the online marketing
activity and is not at the Company's expense only will be included as an expense in the calculation of the monthly proceeds as
discussed above.

 

		7.	Options

 

		7.1	After obtaining all the legally required approvals, the Service Provider will be allocated non-marketable
stock options which are exercisable into Ordinary shares of the Company with no par value (hereinafter: "the Options").
The Options will be exercisable subject to compliance with the following sales targets:

 

	No.
    of Options 1	 	 	Annual sales targets (US$)	 
	 	6,055,555	 	 	 	4,000,000	 
	 	4,037,037	 	 	 	5,000,000	 
	 	4,037,037	 	 	 	15,000,000	 
	 	6,055,555	 	 	 	30,000,000	 
	 	Total: 20,185,184	 	 	 	 	 

 

		7.2	The above table presents the sales targets for each level, calculated as the total sales from the
product's online marketing activity in the six months preceding the calculation date (as defined below) multiplied by two (2).
The calculation of these sales targets also includes sales made by and/or to third parties with which the engagement was solicited
by the Service Provider.

 

		7.3	The examination will be based on International Financial Reporting Standards (hereinafter: "IFRS").

 

		7.4	The first average sales examination will be performed at the end of two whole calendar quarters
in which the Services are rendered to the Company according to this Agreement, from the Effective Date. In subsequent periods,
the examination will also be performed when the reports are issued and at the end of each calendar quarter (defined hereinafter
as: "the calculation date") for the six months preceding said examination date.

 

 

		1	Assuming all the Options are exercised by the Service Provider and
the exercise price is paid for each Option, the total proceeds for the Company will approximate NIS 10,900,000 (approximately
US$ 2,800,000).

 

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		7.5	The exercise price of the Options will be NIS 0.54 per Ordinary share. If bonus shares are
distributed, the number of shares that an optionee may receive upon exercise will be adjusted to reflect the bonus shares to which
the optionee would have been entitled had it exercised the options. In addition, the proper adjustments will be made for the distribution
of a cash dividend or the issuance of rights in the Company whereby the reduction in the exercise price in the event of dividend
distribution will be for the full gross dividend amount per share.

 

		7.6	It is hereby agreed that subject to applicable laws, all the Options will be available for a cashless
exercise (with a minimum exercise price of the NIS 0.1 based on the TASE's articles of association) whereby in the event that the
Service Provider or its shareholders choose to exercise the Company's options using a cashless exercise, the Company will allocate
shares in a number that reflects the intrinsic economic value of the Options exercised on a cashless basis given the exercise price
actually payable according to the TASE's articles of association as discussed above) and based on the share price calculated according
to the mechanism described in section 8.4 below.

 

		7.7	The Options will vest commensurate with the achievement of the sales targets whereby once a certain
sales level is obtained, the Options in this level and in all the anteceding levels that have vested may be exercised, in whole
or in part (for example, if a sales target of US$ 6,000,000 is obtained at the first examination point, 10,092,592 Options
will vest). Without derogating from the aforesaid, Options that are not exercised by the end of a period of five years from the
Effective Date will expire and become non-exercisable.

 

		7.8	For the removal of doubt, after the Agreement is concluded as discussed in section 5 above, no
new Options that have not been granted during the Agreement Term will be granted.

 

		7.9	The Service Provider will exclusively bear all the direct and indirect taxes arising from the grant
and/or exercise of the Options and from the sale of Company shares arising from the exercise of the Options.

 

		8.	Put option

 

On the date of signing this
Agreement, the Service Provider's shareholders will be granted a non-transferrable Put option to obligate the Company to purchase
the entire shares held by the Service Provider and its employees, which will be exercisable only by all of the Service Provider's
shareholders (hereinafter: "the Put option"). The Put option will be in effect throughout the Agreement Term,
subject to the following conditions:

 

		8.1	The Put option will become effective at the end of 18 months from the Effective Date.

 

		8.2	In return for the Service Provider's
                                                                   shares, the Company will pay the Service Provider's shareholders
                                                                   on the date of signing this Agreement: (i) the value of the
                                                                   Service Provider's business activity calculated according to
                                                                   the multiplier method 2 at a maximum of US$ 110
                                                                   thousand and with the addition of (ii) the intrinsic economic
                                                                   value of the Options (as this term is defined in Appendix
                                                                   B).

 

	

 

		2	Multiplying the Service Provider's EBITDA gain in the last 12 months
before the date of exercising the option as discussed in section 8.1 above by 3.

 

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		8.3	The Put option will be activated by providing a written notification to the Company.

 

		8.4	For the removal of doubt, options that have been exercised into Company shares by the Service Provider
will not be included in the consideration discussed in section 8.2 above and no new shares will be granted in return for these
options if the Put option is activated.

 

		8.5	For the removal of doubt, after the Put option is exercised as discussed in section 8.1 above and
the Company acquires the Service Provider, the Service Provider will be delivered to the Company free of all liabilities, including
accrued severance pay, trade payables etc.

 

		8.6	The consideration discussed in this section will be paid entirely at the Company's exclusive discretion
(and subject to the provisions of section 8.5 above) in cash or by allocating Ordinary shares of the Company. Should the Company
choose the latter option, the value of the share will be determined based on the average quoted market price of the Company's share
on the TASE in the 30 trading days preceding the date of notification of the Put option's activation.

 

		8.7	The Parties agree that the allocation of the Company's Ordinary shares as discussed in section
8.6 above will be subject to the provisions of applicable laws and to obtaining all the necessary approvals, including the TASE's
listing for trade approval and the relevant statutory restrictions applicable to the sale of shares. Without derogating from the
aforesaid, the Company hereby undertakes to make its choice of payment within seven days from receiving notification of the Put
option's activation and effect it within 90 days subject to obtaining all the legally required approvals. If such approvals for
the allocation of shares are not obtained in said timeframe, the Company will be entitled to issue a certain number of shares whose
issuance does not require such approvals of at least: (i) a number of Company shares equivalent to 24.5% of the Company's issued
and outstanding share capital, or (ii) a number of Company shares issued on a cashless basis (while taking into account the cash
exercise price payable according to the TASE's articles of association) to which the Service Provider is entitled on the date of
making the payment pursuant to section 8.2 above, and subject to a minimum consideration for each Company share according to the
TASE's articles of association whereas the balance payable to the Service Provider's shareholders will be paid by exercising the
Options by the Service Provider or in cash by the Company at the Company's sole discretion.

 

		9.	Call option

 

On the date of signing this
Agreement, the Company will receive a non-transferrable Call option to purchase the Service Provider's entire share capital in
effect starting one year from the Effective Date throughout the Agreement Term, subject to the following conditions (hereinafter:
"the Call option"):

 

In return for the Service Provider's
share capital, the Company will allocate to the Service Provider's shareholders Options in order to complete the number of allocated
Options that had vested prior to the exercise date of the Call option to a total number of 20,185,184 options for the period and
exercise price detailed in sections 7.5 and 7.7 above. All these options will vest immediately on the date of notification of the
exercise of the Call option. Alternatively, at the Company's discretion as part of the notification of the exercise of the Call
option, the Company will pay the Service Provider's shareholders the entire consideration for the shares in cash calculated pursuant
to the formula in section 8.2 above, taking into account all 20,185,184 options.

 

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If the approvals are not obtained
in the timeframe described above regarding the allocation of the Options (or the shares underlying the exercise of the Options),
the Company will be able to issue a number of options whose issuance does not require such approvals of at least: (i) a number
of Company shares underlying the exercise of the Options equivalent to 24.5% of the Company's issued and outstanding share capital,
or (ii) a number of Company shares underlying the exercise of the Options issued on a cashless basis (with a minimum exercise price
of 10 Agorot of the NIS based on the TASE's articles of association) to which the Service Provider is entitled on the date of making
the payment pursuant to section 8.2 above, and subject to a minimum consideration for each Company share underlying the exercise
of the Options according to the TASE's articles of association whereas the balance payable to the Service Provider's shareholders
will be paid by exercising the Options by the Service Provider or in cash by the Company at the Company's sole discretion.

 

		9.1	The Call option will be activated by providing a written notification to the Company and will become
effective within 30 trading days from the date of receiving notification by the Service Provider after all the various calculations
regarding said consideration have been completed (the share's average quoted market price in said 30 trading days).

 

		9.2	For the removal of doubt, options that have been exercised into Company shares by the Service Provider
will not be included in the consideration discussed in section 9.1 above and no new shares will be granted in return for these
options if the Call option is activated.

 

		9.3	For the removal of doubt, after the Call option is exercised as discussed in section 9.1 above
and the Company acquires the Service Provider, the Service Provider will be delivered to the Company free of all liabilities, including
accrued severance pay, trade payables etc.

 

		9.4	The allocation of Options according to this section will be subject to the provisions of applicable
laws and to obtaining all the necessary approvals, including the TASE's listing for trade approval and the relevant statutory restrictions
applicable to shares.

 

		10.	Additional services: purchase of software

 

Affiliate
software

 

		10.1	The Company will purchase rights to use the Affiliate software (hereinafter: "the Software"),
which will be used by the Service Provider in rendering the Services, from a third party in return for US$ 153 thousand payable
as follows: US$ 80 thousand on the Effective Date and the balance after three (3) months. For the removal of doubt, failure
to receive the Company's general meeting's approval for the engagement will not impair the Company's undertaking to purchase the
Software and pat for it as described above.

 

		10.2	It is agreed that after they are purchased, the (non-exclusive) rights to use the Software will
be wholly owned by the Company.

 

		10.3	During a period of three years from the date of purchase of the Software the Company will be entitled
to receive from the Service Provider, or any party on its behalf, any Software upgrades, without consideration, including technical
support as defined in a separate agreement to be signed with the Software provider.

 

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MMP
software

 

		10.4	During the Agreement Term, the Service Provider will also render the Services based on the Company's
needs using the MMP software for media management (hereinafter: "MMP software").

 

		10.5	The Parties agree that in the event that the engagement according to this Agreement is terminated,
the Company will have the right to purchase the MMP software's usage rights, including entitlement to any software upgrades and
technical support as provided to the software provider's other MMP software users for a period of three years from the date of
purchase. The consideration for the purchase of the MMP software and the technical support will not exceed the market price of
the MMP software as it was on the date of purchase and less a 40% discount. For the removal of doubt, the Service Provider undertakes
to secure the above right by itself or through a third party.

 

		10.6	The Company will also reimburse the Service Provider for expenses incurred in customizing the MMP
software totaling US$ 25,000 plus VAT. Once a minimal annual sales target of up to US$ 5 million is achieved from the
online marketing activity (according to the calculation described in section 7 above), to the extent that it is achieved by March
2014, the expenses will be reimbursed in March 2014.

 

		11.	The nature of the Parties' relationship and the Service Provider's status

 

		11.1	The Service Provider or any of its employees, suppliers or representatives and the Company will
not have any employer-employee relations, at all times, with all the implications arising therefrom, which would result in the
Service Provider's Consideration for the Services being considerably higher than the "wages" that it would have received
had it been an "employee" since it would have embodied all the social benefits and employer costs that would have been
paid in the case of an employer-employee relationship between the Company and the Service Provider.

 

		11.2	The Service Provider or any of its employees, suppliers or representatives do not and will not
have any employee rights and will not be entitled to any payment and/or compensation and/or other benefits in connection with the
rendering of the Services by it or their termination and it is prevented from claiming otherwise before any entity whatsoever,
including a tribunal.

 

		11.3	It is hereby clarified that the Company's right to supervise and instruct the Service Provider
in performing the Services according to this Agreement is granted merely as a means of ensuring that the Agreement is executed
and does not create any employer-employee relations.

 

		11.4	The Parties agree that if a court of law or tribunal or other authorized entity decides, despite
the Parties' express intention, that the Service Provider or any of its employees, suppliers or representatives constitutes an
employee of the Company, the Service Provider will indemnify the Company for any expense and/or damage sustained as a result thereof,
including employer's obligations and/or any other payment made to the Service Provider. The Service Provider hereby irrevocably
undertakes to indemnify and/or compensate the Company immediately upon the latter's first demand for any amount borne by the Company
due to any charge imposed on it, including lawyers' fees, which originates from the ruling that the factual and/or legal status
differs from that declared in this section. The Service Provider hereby undertakes to have all its employees sign a statement that
they are not and will not be viewed in the future as the Company's employees and will have no argument and/or claim and/or demand
toward the Company in connection with their employment at the Service Provider.\

 

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		11.5	It is hereby agreed that, notwithstanding the aforesaid in this Agreement expressly and/or in respect
of damages relating to the Agreement's violation by the Company, the Company will not be obligated to provide any payment and/or
monetary or other compensation to the Service Provider and/or its shareholders.

 

		11.6	It is hereby agreed that the Company's undertakings in connection with the payment for the Service
Provider's shares in the event of exercise of the Put or Call options will be viewed as undertakings in favor of a third party
and the Service Provider's shareholders will be entitled to rely on this Agreement and demand that the Company's undertakings toward
then with respect to the exercise of the Put or Call options be enforced.

 

		12.	Intellectual property

 

		12.1	It is hereby expressly agreed that all the Services and their products delivered to the Company
by the Service Provider are delivered on a work for hire basis and that all the rights, including the right to file patent and/or
model applications, the right to patents and/or models, trade secrets, trademarks, copyright and industrial or other IP regarding
any inventions (patent service or other), progress, developments, improvements, ideas and applications which the Service Provider
will invent, develop, contemplate or that is otherwise reached, alone or in collaboration with others, in connection with and/or
arising from a combination of the Services rendered to the Company by it, or created during the period of the Services by the Service
Provider and of the products sold by the Company, including all the rights to related products and to any future development, provided
that they are all related to the product directly (hereinafter: "Inventions"), will be the Company's exclusive
property and owned by it for all intents and purposes such that it will be able to treat them as owners do and, without limitation,
act to realize them or commercialize them worldwide and the Service Provider hereby waives any such right and assigns it to the
Company.

 

		12.2	It is also agreed that the Consideration to which the Service Provider is entitled according to
this Agreement represents full payment for the Service Provider's Inventions as well as consideration pursuant to Article 134 to
the Patent Law, 1957.

 

		12.3	It is hereby clarified and agreed that all the trade secrets, progress, developments, improvements,
ideas and applications made by the Service Provider (alone and/or with others) in connection with the product's online marketing
activity are and will be the Service Provider's property (to the extent that their ownership can be attributed to the Service Provider
and not to commons) and will be entitled to use them as owners do.

 

		13.	Loyalty, confidentiality and non-competition

 

		13.1	The Service Provider will act in good faith and in a reasonable, professional and proficient manner
to attain the engagement targets and for the good of the Company.

 

		13.2	Throughout the Agreement Term, the Service Provider will refrain from any activity which represents
a conflict of interests with the Company and/or any action which violates the provisions of this Agreement.

 

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		13.3	The Service Provider hereby declares and undertakes that throughout the engagement period and thereafter
(for an indefinite period), it will maintain in absolute confidentiality all information or reports that are directly or indirectly
related to the Company's business and/or operations and/or their marketing and any information relating to them and/or to the Company's
customers and/or suppliers and/or any enterprises related in whatever form to the Company and/or the Company's shareholders, including
technical, economic, commercial or other information or knowhow which reaches and/or is held by the Service Provider during or
as a result of the engagement with the Company and does not constitute common knowledge (hereinafter: "the confidential
information") and will maintain absolute confidentiality about all matters pertaining to the Company's operations, businesses
and other affairs.

 

		13.4	The Service Provider undertakes not to compete against the Company (against the Company's areas
of activity as they are on the date of signing this Agreement) by solicitation, offer, work or business, whether as an individual
or a corporation, whether directly or indirectly, whether alone or with others, including not through the Service Provider and/or
any other corporation to which it is related throughout the engagement period and will not use the confidential information (including
for the purpose of selling other services and products of third parties) without the Company's express advance written approval.

 

		13.5	The Service Provider's undertakings as discussed in this section will be in effect and binding
to the Service Provider upon the termination of this Agreement or in any event of cancellation of this Agreement.

 

		13.6	The Service Provider hereby declares that it is aware that the Consideration which it will receive
according to this Agreement will be given to it provided, among others, that it fulfills its undertakings as above.

 

		13.7	The Company undertakes that to the extent possible, it will coordinate with the Service Provider,
in advance and in writing, the content of the immediate announcements and reports that the Company will issue regarding this Agreement,
and especially refrain from mentioning the names of the controlling shareholders in the Service Provider and/or their relatives
without the advance and written consent of such individuals, unless the Company is required to do so pursuant to applicable laws.

 

		14.	Liability

 

		14.1	The Service Provider undertakes that its employees and/or anyone on its behalf that provides the
Services to the Company according to the provisions of this Agreement will meet all regulatory requirements and/or Israeli or international
standards as customary in this segment and pursuant to applicable laws.

 

		14.2	The Service Provider will obtain the Company's approval for content presented to customers, including
on the websites, email communications and sales scripts. For the purpose of this section, "content" will also include
product pricing and services. The Company undertakes to approve the proposed content or provide constructive comments thereon within
a reasonable timeframe.

 

		14.3	The Service Provider will not be liable toward the Company for any loss of income and/or loss of
earnings and/or indirect damage arising from the Company's use of or inability to use the Services and will not be liable for any
direct damage resulting from the Services, provided that the Services have been rendered in accordance with the provisions of this
Agreement and with the Company's guidelines, as they will be delivered to the Service Provider in writing from time to time.

 

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		14.4	The Service Provider hereby declares that the use of the MMP software and the Software will not
constitute an offense and/or a violation of any applicable law or an impairment of rights, including a violation of IP rights or
copyright of any entity. The Service Provider hereby undertakes to compensate and indemnify the Company for any damage, whether
direct or indirect, and for all expenses and/or payments sustained due to any claim, legal proceeding and/or litigation filed against
the Company for the use of the MMP software and the Software which represents a violation of IP rights and/or copyright. For the
removal of doubt, the abovementioned expenses include court fees, attorneys' fees and other expenses in connection with such legal
proceedings.

 

		15.	Termination of the engagement

 

		15.1	The Service Provider undertakes that on the date of termination of the engagement between the Parties,
for whatever reason, it will return to the Company all the documents, materials and computer files that had been delivered to it
or prepared by it in connection with the rendering of the Services through the date of termination of the engagement between the
Parties, including copies.

 

		16.	Miscellaneous

 

		16.1	The contents of this Agreement exhaust all the agreements reached between the Parties and supersede
all other negotiations, declarations, presentations, undertakings or agreements which had been reached prior to or concurrently
with the signing of this Agreement, which are now null and void.

 

		16.2	Any change or addition to this Agreement will only become effective if it is prepared in writing
and signed by all Parties.

 

		16.3	The authorized court in Tel-Aviv has exclusive jurisdiction in all matters relating to this Agreement,
as governed by Israeli law.

 

		16.4	The domiciles of the Parties for the purpose of this Agreement are as specified in the preamble
to the Agreement or may be any other domicile or fax number in Israel, as notified to the other party in writing.

 

		16.5	Any notice regarding this Agreement delivered by one party to another pursuant to or in connection
with this Agreement shall be in writing and will be delivered to the recipient by personal delivery or registered mail to its domicile,
or by fax, and will be viewed as having been delivered to the recipient on the date of personal delivery, or at the end of three
business days after being sent via registered mail, or on the date of delivery via fax, provided that the date of delivery is a
business day and that the sender has proof of delivery, as applicable, and provided that in any event of notice delivered to the
Service Provider and/or its shareholders, a copy of the notice is produced to the Service Provider's representative, Attorney Udi
Knaani of Furth, Wilensky, Mizrachi, Knaani Law Office.

 

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In Witness whereof, the
Parties hereby provide their Signatures:

 

	/s/
    Ronen Twito	 	/s/
    Avner Yassur,  Shay Ben-Yitzhak
	InterCure Ltd.	 	Giboov Ltd.

 

The Service Provider's shareholders:

 

We, the undersigned, jointly and severally,
undertake to indemnify the Company for any damages caused to the Company as a result of a malicious act committed by the Service
Provider and/or anyone on its behalf, up to a maximum aggregate sum of US$ 1,000,000. 

 

	/s/  Avner Yassur	 
	Mr. Avner Yassur	 

 

	/s/  Shay Ben-Yitzhak	 
	Mr. Shay Ben-Yitzhak	 

 

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Appendix A - the Services

 

In order to achieve the targets set forth
in the Agreement, the Service Provider will provide the following Services:

 

		1.	Online marketing services

 

		1.1	The Service Provider will lead the product's online sale process from creating the device ads using
online advertising budgets and/or other techniques (such as SED), as determined pursuant to the provisions of section 4.3 to this
Agreement, presenting the product on the Company's website and/or on the phone through selling the product on the Company's website
and/or on the phone.

 

		1.2	In order to render the Services, the Service Provider will provide an online marketing team of
at least 4 full-time employees (equivalents) who will cover the following areas: consumer marketer, copywriter, front end programming,
Marcom/social marketing, media buyer, analyst, system admin, online resellers & affiliates manager.

 

		1.3	In addition, the Service Provider will also lead the activities in the following professions: creative
and Tele-sale. The final decision regarding the engagement contract and the budget for any additional relevant service providers
will be made exclusively by the Company.

 

		1.4	The Company will be responsible for supplying the device and providing customer support. The Service
Provider and the Company will collaborate in marketing, sales, logistics and customer service interfaces in order to increase the
sales, proceeds and return on the investment in the online advertising activity.

 

		2.	Other services

 

The Service Provider will allow
the Company use of its office space so as to allow the Company's employees involved in the marketing, sales and logistics process
(up to three employees) to work in a single space with the Service Provider's online marketing team in favor of the online sales
and marketing activities.

 

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Appendix B - accounting definitions
regarding the online marketing activity

 

The product - RESPeRATE and its
different versions as well related services and products that are sold or will be sold by the Company and/or anyone on its behalf.
The Service Provider is entitled to add to its service area as defined in this Agreement other products and services sold by the
Company with the Company's consent.

 

Online marketing activity sales
- the Company's total sales, whether on its websites or through resellers and affiliates, arising from the online marketing activity,
all in conformity with IFRS. For the removal of doubt, sales of retail and medical distribution channels and exclusive distribution
agreements will not be viewed as part of the online marketing activity.

 

The Company's monthly proceeds from
the online marketing activity - the sales of the Company's products arising from the online marketing activity less cost of
sales (pursuant to IFRS) including each product sold less the Company's costs of purchasing the online marketing activity for the
products marketed online. For the removal of doubt it is hereby clarified that the payment to the Service Provider will not be
taken into account in said calculation and will not reduce the proceeds.

 

The intrinsic economic value of the
Options - the average closing price of the Company's share on the TASE in the 30 trading days preceding the date of the relevant
notice (except the circumstances described in section 9.2 above which are subject to the provisions of said section) less the Option's
exercise price on the date of the relevant notice of exercise (but not less the actually paid exercise price, if any).

 

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