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Israeli nurse strike enters 16th day after talks break down with treasury

The treasury on Tuesday called on the nurses to return to the negotiating table, saying the parties were 'a step away from an agreement.'

By Dan Even | 01:46 19.12.12 |

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The nurses union announced Tuesday that talks with the Finance Ministry had broken down, as the strike entered its 16th day.

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