Trade Israel – Abraham Accords States November 2022

Reality is at the moment: The Abraham Accords work very well with UAE and Morocco, but rather bad with the Kingdom of Bahrain and almost inexistent with Sudan. So, there is space for improvement. Compared with October 2022 there is a decline.

“Exports of goods (excluding diamonds) totaled NIS 18.4 billion. 37% of total exports were to European Countries, 30% were to American Countries, 23% were to Asian Countries and 10% were to the “Other Countries”.

Imports of goods (excluding diamonds) totaled NIS 27.6 billion. 48% of the imports were from European Countries, 26% were from Asian Countries, 12% were from American Countries and 14% were from the “Other Countries”.” (CBS)

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Israel: New Institute for Future Sustainability boosted with $50 Million

Sustainability beyond moralizing and transforming society into a socialist gulag is indeed an imperative. It needs a concept of sustainability in which growth and conservation of resources are not antagonistic. $50 million has now been put on the table for this grand vision.

And there can probably be no better place than Israel and here again the Technion, which stands in the spirit of Einstein. The Technion in Haifa is without a doubt one of the most innovative place in Israel and therefore also worldwide.

The central concept of this new institute is catalysis: Catalysis is a chemical process that dramatically speeds up a reaction between molecules; it also occurs in our bodies. In industry, catalysis is involved in 90% of the production processes. A catalyst is the molecule responsible for this acceleration, and it drives many processes that are not otherwise possible.

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5.000 radical left&anti-Israel NGOs do not follow the laws of Israel: 150 Million NIS of fine have to be paid

The Israeli NGO ‘Im Tirtzu’ has published a recent study according to which 5,264 NGOs have failed to comply with Israeli law. Specifically, NGOs in Israel that receive donations, grants and subsidies from foreign state organizations and states must – since 2011 – report and disclose this.

5,264 NGOs – almost all belonging to the radical left and anti-Israeli aka anti-Semitic camp – have not followed these legal requirements.

The press release of Im Tirtzu states: “Every organization that received foreign funding and did not report in a timely fashion could be subject to a fine up to 29,000 shekels. The total fines of all the organizations combined would amount to over 153 million shekels. For example, ‘Yesh Din’, ‘Adalah’, and ‘Peace Now’ would each be subject to fines between three and four million shekels.”

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