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Tag Archives: crises
Israel’s Current Economical Crises’ reason: Occupying the Palestinian lands
Thousands of Israelis went into the streets in the last weeks demanding for a change in the current Israeli economical situation. Most of the protesters are young Israelis or students who find themselves unable to survive the daily life cost while they face new difficulties everyday.
The main reason of the demonstrations is the high prices of real estate that makes the idea of buying an apartment almost impossible. Not only this but also the monthly rent is also high and the young Israeli generations find themselves unable to afford. The Israeli government offered a new plan to improve the
Economy and Political Decisions
A couple of days ago, a young nineteen years old Palestinian from East Jerusalem tried to hit about fifteen Israeli soldiers with his car. According to the family of the young Kasem, he was planning to get engaged to his cousin but the family refused and therefore he decided to commit suicide. The Israeli intelligence and police preferred to accuse the young man of terrorism and considered this accident a terrorist attack on innocent Israeli civilians. However the discussion about whether it was an accident of suicide committed by a normal permanent resident or a terrorism action is not important at this moment.
