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Haaretz on 2019-08-13 17:40

Opinion Israel Faces Political Deadlock – So Why Are the Markets So Strong?

Foreign investors and Israel’s rich aren’t bailing out, they’re bailing in. Why is the shekel strengthening when all the polls predict the end of the ...

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