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ECI Telecom gets $800M deal with BT
Eli Shimoni, Reuters
Published: 08.07.10, 23:43
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1. All very nice...How many Israelis are actually employed
Al   (07.09.10)
at this supposed tech giant? Furthermore how many of these Israelis actually live in Israel? When you have the answer to that and it makes sense then you can congragulate yourselves.
2. How about moving hi tech to the Galil?
jason white ,   afula,israel   (07.10.10)
We need more Jews moving to the Galil.It is as important or even more important than the Negev!
3. AL
(07.11.10)
just because you were not employed in israel or unable to find employment doesn't mean that israelis do not find employment with these companies. i am one of their employees earning a very good salary and love working for them. believe me, we are many israelis employed here. ever ask yourself why you were unemployable? maybe it had to do less with your ability and more with your absolutely negative attitude? itzhak beer sheva
4. Both south and north could thrive in future
Raymond in DC ,   Washington, DC USA   (07.14.10)
The south of course has BGU which does a lot of good scientific work (its Ramon Center helped three Israeli youngsters win an international physics competition recently). It could provide yet more intellectual capital for high-tech startups, as Technion and Weizmann do in their regions. In the north, there are two interesting developments: First, the new medical school and associated research centers going up in Safed. Second, the Wertheimer backed industrial park in Nazareth. Considering prices in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are now comparable to Manhattan, other venues for growth need to be considered.
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