Business and Economy
This development comes as Intel announced this week an $11 billion investment over the next half-decade on a new semiconductor fabrication plant in Israel.
Professor Gerald Steinberg, founder and President of NGO Monitor said: “Precisely because tourism to Israel is at an all-time high, Amnesty International is targeting this sector.”
“Airbnb is applying an obvious double standard towards Israel and Israelis, which is far removed from the policy that we recognize by any fair-minded observer as objective and non-discriminatory,” said Israel’s deputy counsel general in Miami Guy Gilady.
Tech giant agrees to build a new chip-making fabrication plant in Israel, which “is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the south,” said Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon.
The bill, passed unanimously in the Knesset, allows for such cannabis to be shipped to countries that allow its use after receiving permission from their regulator.
As the historic legislation by Ireland is under consideration, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, on a tour of Israel this week, called Israel “one of the most refreshing destinations,” saying “we can bring millions more to Israel; we will grow as fast as the authorities allow us to.”
“The Middle Eastern country surpassed Singapore, Sweden and Japan in the process,” said Bloomberg. The index was released as global elites gather at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The complaint asserts that “since biblical times, Judea and Samaria have been part and parcel of the Land of Israel, as reflected in the Hebrew Bible, the Christian Bible, and an unbroken line of historical and archaeological sources spanning more than 3,000 years.”
During the current visit by Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, Israeli leaders are discussing other ways of increasing cooperation in a variety of fields, including technology, health, aerospace and science.
While the P.A. spent NIS 550 million ($150 million) of its budget a year to incentivize and reward terrorists, it spends only NIS 90 million ($24 million) to support residents in need.
An important part of the people-to-people peace-building between Israelis and Palestinians that Israel encourages are joint economic projects that bring financial gain to both.
Students visited more than 15 startup firms in sectors such as cybersecurity, medicine, biotech, agritech, finance and artificial intelligence.