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מימין קארין אלהרר תמר זנדברג ו אורית פרקש הכהן

Israeli government earmarks almost $900 million for climatech development

27.06.22|Yuval Azulay

The goal of the program is to double the number of climatech start-up companies from 55 in 2021 to 110 companies by 2026, and to establish 10 Israeli venture capital funds that specialize in the field by 2026, compared to only one such fund at present

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Bill to Decriminalize Marijuana Use Advances in Israeli Parliament

08.03.18|Shahar Ilan

Fines and volunteer service would replace criminal charges for first-time offenders under the proposed law

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Activists Out to Change Israel's Arms Exports Policies

21.12.17|Amarelle Wenkert

On Tuesday, activists interrupted a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling to stop weapon deals with Honduras

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Amazon plans to set up a shipping center in Israel. Israeli parliamentarian criticizes Israeli arms export policy.

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Israeli Parliamentarian Criticizes Israeli Arms Export Policy

26.11.17|Tomer Ganon

Tamar Zandberg, a member of the Israeli parliament, referred in a Facebook post to a July incident in which Israel-based UAV manufacturer Aeronautics had allegedly carried out a live demonstration of one of its suicide drones on an Armenian army post, at the request of its client, the Azerbaijani army