As Israel recovers from the impact of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, the Jewish State unveiled an ambitious $1.3 billion plan to reduce the cost of daily living after hearing raucous complaints from thousands of citizens.
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| As Israel recovers from the impact of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, the Jewish State unveiled an ambitious $1.3 billion plan to reduce the cost of daily living after hearing raucous complaints from thousands of citizens. The plan, announced by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman, includes tax cuts for working families and the abolishment of tariffs on food-related imports. This plan is projected to save the average family approximately $3,270 a year. Supporters say it will help temper the crushing financial pressures that millions of Israelis are currently grappling with, while detractors say the help being extended is not nearly enough to make a meaningful impact on Israel’s soaring poverty rate. |
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Israel in Beijing Olympics |
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| Barnabas Szollos has achieved Israel’s best-ever individual Alpine Combined Ski results at the Beijing Winter Games. The speedy Israeli skier finished only 1.75 seconds behind Austria, and landed in 6th place -- a first for the Jewish country. Israel cheerfully tweeted this message after the win: “For a country where most people ski on sand, 6th place is pretty good. Mazal Tov champion!” Barnabas’ father, Peter Szollos, competed and later coached for Israel’s national team. Four ice skaters and two skiers are representing Israel at the 2022 Winter Olympics and proudly representing Israel on the international stage. |
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