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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
Message in a bottle
PMO incensed at SodaStream CEO’s blame over lapsed Palestinian work permits
Birnbaum wrote letter in December pledging not to ask for additional extension for temporary permits for 74 Palestinian workers.
SodaStream CEO slams government 'disregard for human dignity' over Palestinian work permits
Birnbaum says government decision to let dozens of work permits expire sends children to hunger, gives ammunition to BDS.
SodaStream CEO threatens to close plant if Palestinian work permits rescinded
“Most of these employees have been with us for six years, and I’ve been begging the government to let me keep them,” said SodaStream’s CEO Daniel Birnbaum.
No One Is Actually Boycotting Israel
Primer for Businesses: How Corporate Participation in BDS Risks Legal Liability
SodaStream offers to take in Syrian refugees
However, the Israeli government must approve the endeavor.
PepsiCo expands availability of soda caps for Israel-based SodaStream machines
Lod-headquartered firm, once a fast-growing company, has reported shrinking sales in the past year as US consumers opt for juices, teas and other drinks perceived as healthier than soda.
Have you thanked Ms. Johansson yet?
Scarlett and SodaStream 'mackeyed' in the NYTimes