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Is there any point to buying the same product at four times the price? Thousands of Israelis do just that.

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Viewpoint / Legitimizing the rot

The banks, as is their wont, are making a dreadful name for themselves. This week they outdid themselves, when leaks about the recommendations taking shape at the Bachar committee drove them to threaten to reduce the provident and mutual funds they run to rack and ruin.

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Viewpoint / Hirchson's chorus

Knesset members stood behind their man on Monday, their man being the chairman of the Knesset Finance Committee, Avraham Hirchson.

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