Cabinet spokesperson Jimmy Manyi announces that goods produced in the West Bank should now be labeled as such; Jewish Community leaders say plan is 'appalling' and 'divisive.'
by Jeremy Gordin 3 comments
South African Jewish leaders issue strong statement deploring cabinet's decision, calling it 'discriminatory and divisive.'
by JTA 2 comments
Jewish filmmaker Laurence Gavron, who made history by being the first Senegalese-naturalized white person to be elected for parliament there, is soon to release a documentary on the Jewish history of African tribes.
by JTA 3 comments
Iranian nationals charged with preparing to commit acts intended to cause grievous harm to western targets.
by Associated Press 2 comments
Situation in Ivory Coast has seen 'gradual but significant improvement in recent months,' writes judge; an estimated 1,500-2,000 Ivorians will be deported from Israel starting in July.
by Nir Hasson 2 commentsThe deal has six major parts; Leviev will invest approximately NIS 750 million over four years.
by Tal Levy, Ido Baum and Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsThe final debt-restructuring agreement will have to be presented for court approval as required by the Companies Law.
by Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsLev Leviev's controlling stake in the company will drop from 75 percent to 52.9 percent.
by TheMarker and Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsProf. Amir Barnea got a short grace period following his appointment late last week by Africa Israel as consulting mediator to work with bondholders of the 12 largest series.
by Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsWith Yom Kippur over, Africa Israel should be stepping up debt-rescheduling negotiations with representatives of its groups of bondholders this week.
by Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsAFI, which handles Africa Israel's real estate operations in Russia, already owns 75% of the mall.
by Michael Rochvarger 0 commentsOn the eve of Africa Israel's debt restructuring process, the difference in the bonds' value takes on new significance.
by Eti Aflalo 0 commentsTIAA-CREF's announcement that it shed $257,000 came in response to letter initiated by pro-Palestinian group.
by Ora Coren and TheMarker 0 commentsAfrica Israel had no strategy. It had only one plan of action - to buy, buy and buy again. If possible, at a good price, and if not, at a high one. The important thing was to buy.
by Nehemia Shtrasler 0 commentsThe real estate empire controlled by Lev Leviev lost 10.2%, which depressed the Real Estate-15 index by 3.7%.
by Tal Levy 0 comments
