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Workers are striking due to a long-running dispute over the elimination of the Waste Recycling Collection Officer (WRCO) position, which would leave approximately 150 members with substantially more work for reduced pay.
"This was a very productive visit, a very warm visit, and there are additional matters you'll hear about in the future," the prime minister said.
The former residence of "Hitler's deputy," Hermann Goering, situated on Sylt island in northern Germany, has been listed for sale at a price estimated between 15-18 million euros.
The initial EU counter-tariffs will be put to a vote on Wednesday and will be approved unless a qualified majority of 15 EU members representing 65% of the EU's population oppose it – a scenario considered highly unlikely.
The high-stakes talks come amid escalating regional tensions with Iran, ongoing hostage negotiations, and fresh economic friction after Trump's surprise 17% tariff announcement targeting Israeli imports.
Jewish-American fund manager Bill Ackman warns of a "self-induced economic nuclear winter" via a post on X, urging the president to reconsider his extensive tariff plans.
According to reports, the Israeli citizen, identified as Gil Itamar, is an employee of an engineering company operating in Nigeria. He was reportedly abducted while driving on a road in the southeastern part of the country.
According to the source, Israel’s preliminary move to reduce tariffs on American goods was positively received by the administration. In addition, Israel Hayom has learned that security issues will be at the center of discussions between Trump and Netanyahu.
Two foreign nationals arrived at the famous Széchenyi Chain Bridge, which spans the Danube River and had been decorated with Israeli flags for the prime minister’s visit. The pair began tearing the flags down, ripping them and throwing them into the river.
A source familiar with the situation described the dismissals as "being labeled as an anti-neocon move."
