Israel Faces Economic Boom Driven by Emergency Policy
The Arab world remains Israel’s foe, yet the country enjoys a booming economy fueled by wartime emergency measures. Immigrant labor from North Africa and beyond is now integrated, boosting industry as Israel seeks self sufficiency in arms. Analysts warn of a widening balance of payments gap and inflation, urging restraint and preservation of consumer demand. Names cited include Ged Yaacobi and Avraham Schweitzer, with debates over reserves, immigration, and foreign financing shaping the outlook.
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Cairo Rejects United Nations Cease Fire Over Suez Fortifications
Cairo spokesman Mohamed Hassan El Zayyat repudiated the 1967 UN cease fire, saying Egypt will not observe it while Israeli fortifications line the Suez Canal east bank. He warned the cease fire must be followed by withdrawal or changes, and stated Egypt could observe a limited period but not indefinitely.
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