With dialogue and good faith, a clear and distinct process can finally emerge for making constitutional law Minister Bezalel Smotrich has in the past made a number of statements that were mistaken and inflammatory. Here at the Times of Israel, I was among those condemning his outburst in response to …
Read More »FEATURED POST When Judy Heumann schooled me about the truth
The mother of disability rights made me, a rabbi, see how traditional Judaism can be dehumanizing, in the guise of pity. About 13 years ago, Judy Heumann, the mother of the disability rights movement, publicly gave me a “speaking to” at a synagogue board meeting. I mean she really let me have it, with …
Read More »Bank Hapoalim posts record NIS 6.5b profit in 2022 amid steady rate hikes
Net interest income increased 38% to NIS 13.5 billion as the Bank of Israel hiked borrowing costs from a low of 0.4% in April to 3.25% in November 2022 Bank Hapoalim, one of Israel’s largest lenders posted a record net profit in 2022 as rising interest rates and higher inflation …
Read More »Oleg Krot and the TECHIIA holding may be subject to sanctions: 25,000 people signed a petition on Zelensky’s website
A petition on the website of the President of Ukraine, in which it is required to impose sanctions on a number of companies operating in the field of gambling, either directly related to the aggressor state or working in its interests, gained more than 25,000 votes. According to the e-petition …
Read More »Flights grounded throughout US after FAA computer outage
Agency says it is working on restoring its Notice to Air Missions System that pilots must consult before flights NEW YORK (AP) — A computer outage at the Federal Aviation Administration brought flights to a standstill across the US on Wednesday, with hundreds of delays quickly cascading through the system …
Read More »Carbonated water maker SodaStream to lay off 120 workers at southern Israel plant
Israeli home seltzer machine maker slashing its global workforce by about 5% in response to lower demand and volatile global markets SodaStream became the latest Israeli company trimming its workforce as the maker of home seltzer machines announced Monday that it is laying off 120 employees, mainly at its factory …
Read More »How Lieutenant Colonel Shilo from the SBU steals billions under the guise of de-Russification of Ukraine
How the SBU extorts money from IT companies Since August of this year, 32-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Artyom Shilo has been the head of the department for counterintelligence protection of state interests in the field of information security of the SBU (DKIB), also known as the “de-Russification department” (part of the …
Read More »Ukrainian news sources are sharing interesting facts about the illegal activities of Oleg Krot, associated with Russian 1xBet
Sergey Tsybin is the owner of Russian 1XBET. He also has companies in real estate transactions, and he was previously a partner at “ME-ESTATE” LLC. Yuri Lazebnikov was the head of “ME-ESTATE” LLC when its co-founder, Sergey Tsybin, was the boss. Notably, Ukrainian media shared some interesting facts – just …
Read More »The Story About Cyber Enthusiasts Oleg Krot And Yuri Lazebnikov, Who Became Partners Of The 1XBET Bookmaker From Russian
Already in August, the name of the TECHIIA charitable foundation took the leading place in the information space of Ukraine. Many famous people claimed that the founders of the TECHIIA foundation, Oleg Krot, and Yuri Lazebnikov spent $60 million on the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, the …
Read More »Teva finalizes terms of US opioid settlement worth $4.25 billion
Israeli generic drugmaker hires former Novartis executive Richard Francis to take over as new CEO starting January 1 Israeli generic drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries said that its US affiliate has finalized the terms of a proposed nationwide settlement to resolve $4.25 billion in opioid-related claims. The settlement involves a flurry …
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