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Are the new sanctions a threat to Israel's economy, or just election season theater?
JPost editor-in-chief Zvika Klein and Deep Dive's host Jacob Laznik break down the UK-led move, Israel's diplomatic counter-punch, and what it means with the election weeks away.
Italian breakfast set, Sodastream and Lavazza
Kariot in two surprising flavors and a new sparkling gloss – the hot shopping recommendations
Brand news: An Italian Hanukkah, Japanese bubbles, and a pink comeback
SodaStream launches celeb-packed campaign against single-use plastics
Starring Sir Rod Stewart as a singing sea turtle and Game of Thrones star Thor Björnsson, the campaign racked up millions of views on YouTube.
Bubbles worth billions
Soda Club, worth $6 m. at its inception, becomes SodaStream, worth $3.2 billion, or more than 500 times more.
After Barkan: A look at West Bank industrial areas of ‘coexistence’
SodaStream CEO could collect $34m. in bonuses after Pepsi purchase
Israeli-based SodaStream is set to be acquired by PepsiCo for $3.2 billion.
‘Exodus’ survivor inspires son who sold SodaStream for $3.2 billion
Rabbi Birnbaum’s life story makes the sale of his son’s company even more unlikely. Birnbaum, 89, was born in what is now Slovakia and initially was in hiding during the Holocaust.
14 Days
"Quiet for quiet," was the long-term Gaza ceasefire that was reportedly being negotiated in Cairo mediated by Egypt and the UN.
Bubbling with pride
That’s welcome news – for the hundreds of Bedouin, Palestinian and Jewish employees who count on the company for their livelihood, and for Israel.
SodaStream to stay in Israel after $3.2 billion acquisition
Additional factory set to be built in Rahat
Five times SodaStream bubbled over in the headlines
“The Israeli government did the moral and honorable thing to grant work permits to our employees, who can now provide for their families and also prove that coexistence is possible.”
PepsiCo to buy SodaStream for $3.2 billion
PepsiCo will now have a chance "to reach consumers beyond the bottle," said PepsiCo President Ramon Laguarta in a statement.
