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Vai alla Scheda Paese »You can follow goals as small as those of your ego, or as big as those of your ideas.
— Shimon Peres
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TechNation: Tel Aviv University alumni among world leaders for forming unicorns
Wind-tech startup Pentalum put into receivership | Cellcom entering smart-city business in cooperation with AGT | Intensix raises $8.3 million for technology to monitor ICU patients
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Una petizione contro la legge israeliana che legalizza gli insediamenti arriva alla corte suprema.
Una petizione contro la legge israeliana che legalizza gli insediamenti arriva alla corte suprema. Un gruppo formato da tre organizzazioni per i diritti umani e 17 consigli municipali palestinesi ha impugnato la legge approvata il 6 gennaio dal parlamento israeliano che regolarizza retroattivamente le colonie in Cisgiordania. Ci si aspetta ...
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Perché la nuova legge israeliana sulle colonie fa discutere
Il parlamento israeliano ha approvato in maniera definitiva la legge che permette a Israele di legalizzare retroattivamente gli insediamenti israeliani. Considerata un ostacolo alla soluzione a due stati del conflitto israelo-palestinese, la legge è stata duramente criticata dall’opposizione, dai palestinesi e da governi e organizzazioni straniere. Ecco i principali punti ...
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Israele approva una controversa legge sugli insediamenti.
Israele approva una controversa legge sugli insediamenti. La scorsa notte il parlamento israeliano ha dato il via libera definitivo a una legge che permetterà a Israele di rendere legali in modo retroattivo circa 3.800 abitazioni costruite in Cisgiordania su terreni di proprietà di palestinesi violando il diritto internazionale. La norma ...
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Political uncertainty to shadow Israel’s credit rating, Moody’s analyst says
Bank of Israel to invest more of foreign reserves in equities; Keror turns down right to buy Clal shares in Jafora-Tabori; Tel Aviv shares eke out gains as dollar and euro weaken.
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Business in brief: Tel Aviv shares eke out gain despite Teva sell-off
Bond sales climbed 40% in January to reach 7.5 billion shekels; former IDB chief Nochi Dankner suspended from Bar Association; Goldman Sachs chosen to head sale of Bank Leumi credit card unit.
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Business in Brief: Trump immigration curbs hit Tel Aviv shares
Teva gets U.S. approval in generic inhaler; Silicom quarterly net profit drops despite increase in revenues.
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Will Netanyahu fall? Moody's says yes
Business in brief | Menorah under scrutiny over sexual-harassment insurance policies | Court allows Fairtrade to resume operations | Tel Aviv shares close week higher.
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Tel Aviv shares advance as Dow Jones hits 20,000 for the first time
Business in Brief | Teva faces more legal headaches from its Allergan acquisition; IBI investment house executive resigns in wake of trading room fistfight.
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Trump sworn in as 45th President of United States
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States on Friday, succeeding Barack Obama and taking control of a divided country in a transition of power that he has declared will lead to "America First" policies at home and abroad. As scattered protests erupted elsewhere ...
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Editorial - US politics: From ‘hope’ and ‘yes we can’ to ‘fake news’ and ‘post-truth politics’
The scepticism among Europeans and many of their leaders toward the incoming new President of the United States of America is undeniable, and it has grown even more tangible this week in the lead-up to tomorrow’s inauguration of Donald J. Trump at the 45th US President.What a difference from eight ...
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares lose ground in final stretch
IC Power's initial public offering boosted to $400 million from $100 million; Migdal quitting insurers’ group to pursue tougher lobbying strategy; Ceragon wins $60 million order from India.
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Malta raises alarm on Russia-backed Libyan warlord
A Russia-backed Libyan warlord could start a “civil war” in Libya, increasing refugee flows to the EU, Malta has warned.EUObserver reported that the danger comes as the Libyan commander, Khalifa Haftar, advances on Tripoli, the seat of the UN-recognised government, Malta’s foreign minister, George Vella, told press in Valletta on ...
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Dozens of countries urge Israel, Palestinians to commit to a 2-state solution
Sending a forceful message to Israel's prime minister and the incoming Trump administration, dozens of countries called Sunday on Israel and the Palestinians to revive work toward long-elusive peace - including an independent Palestinian state.The closing declaration at a Mideast peace conference in Paris urged both sides to "officially restate their commitment to the ...
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Business in brief: Spacecom says talks to sell company to Chinese ended without deal
Israel Securities Authority seeks Cyprus’ aid in binary-option crackdown | Kerur says weighing option to buy out Jafora partner Clal Industries | Energy and telecoms stock weigh on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
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Per il premier israeliano l’attentatore di Gerusalemme era affiliato al gruppo Stato islamico.
Per il premier israeliano l’attentatore di Gerusalemme era affiliato al gruppo Stato islamico. Benjamin Netanyahu ha dichiarato che il palestinese alla guida del camion che l’8 gennaio ha travolto un gruppo di soldati sulla passeggiata Armon Hanatziv era un sostenitore del gruppo jihadista. Netanyahu non ha fornito prove delle sue accuse. ...
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Cabinet decides not to decide on Tel Aviv Shabbat bylaw
A senior government official told The Jerusalem Post that no one in the government wanted to deal with “the Tel Aviv Shabbat law hot potato.”
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Business in brief: Securities Authority orders binary options trader Fairtrade closed
Elbit wins $100 million order from Brazil | Neon Therapeutics raises $70 million | Teva leads Tel Aviv Stock Exchanage lower
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Florida airport shooting raises questions about guns in baggage
The suspect in a deadly shooting at a Florida airport used a gun that he had stored in his checked luggage, raising questions about airport security and whether safety officials need to change the current rules.Esteban Santiago, 26, retrieved his gun from his bag on the carousel, loaded it in a bathroom ...
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Business in Brief: Mobileye, BMW, Intel partnership to put first self-driving cars on roads
Israel to tap euro-bond market next week for first time since 2014; Treasury opposes sale of insurers to Chinese buyers, Bloomberg reports; Tel Aviv shares gain moderately.
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Business in brief: Israeli lawmakers told about dangers of binary options
Minrav Holdings to take subsidiary public at NIS 400 million valuation | Tnuva agrees to wage hikes in exchange for big round of layoffs | Tel Aviv gains as Euro shares climb