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Sale of Volkswagen's Osnabrück plant to consortium including Israel's Rafael expected to be announced Monday. The Factory will be converted to produce trucks, generators and launchers for the Iron Dome system. Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, a major Volkswagen shareholder, threatened to derail the deal, forcing the parties to devise an alternative sale structure.
New research finds about 1,370 doctors spent at least a year abroad between 2023 and 2025, a 94% increase from the comparable period a decade earlier. The Highest departure rates were recorded among doctors under 60 in ophthalmology, dermatology and ENT, as well as among surgeons. Researchers warn of "irreversible damage to Israel's resilience."
Bennett and Eisenkot weigh a potential political mega-merger, Netanyahu searches for names to add to Likud slate, and Gantz fights for survival. Winter so far rejects alliances, while smaller parties scramble to find political homes before the door closes. With Tuesday's deadline looming, every decision could shift the balance of power.
The two penthouses in the luxury Palace Green development in Kensington are being offered to buyers for £36 million. The reason for the sale: Iranian banker Ali Ansari has defaulted on the properties' mortgage payments.
The boy is sedated and ventilated in intensive care after developing a rare brain infection. Health Ministry laboratory tests confirmed that the illness was caused by exposure to the Naegleria fowleri amoeba while swimming at Kursi Beach on the Sea of Galilee.
