Most Successful People Invest In Israel

[Roudy]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

 

[MJB12741]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

True. Ever since Israel turned the wasteland into a thriving metropolis, here came hoards of Palestinians to claim it's their land. And now with natural gas the Palis will claim it is theirs as well.

 

[Hossfly]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

True. Ever since Israel turned the wasteland into a thriving metropolis, here came hoards of Palestinians to claim it's their land. And now with natural gas the Palis will claim it is theirs as well.

The same thing happened in South Africa and Panama Canal Zone (administered by the US) and both countries gave the land to the "natives" to appease the world. I doubt if Israel will turn the country over to the "indigenous natives."

 

[theliq]

Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

 

[theliq]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

True. Ever since Israel turned the wasteland into a thriving metropolis, here came hoards of Palestinians to claim it's their land. And now with natural gas the Palis will claim it is theirs as well.

Well with the Trillions$ you have received so you should have..............

 

[theliq]

Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

 

[Phoenall]

Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

And what is your cost of living there. I had the chance to emigrate and work in a Steel mill on similar wages back in the early 1980's. The cost of living then was ten times the cost of living in the UK so I would have been taking a cut in wages doing a Job that should have in theory been a promotion. The cheapest home was in a rural area 50 miles from the plant and was valued at $1,200,000 ( about £500,000 ) Food costs were extremely high and meant more processed food than is good for you.

 

[theliq]

Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

And what is your cost of living there. I had the chance to emigrate and work in a Steel mill on similar wages back in the early 1980's. The cost of living then was ten times the cost of living in the UK so I would have been taking a cut in wages doing a Job that should have in theory been a promotion. The cheapest home was in a rural area 50 miles from the plant and was valued at $1,200,000 ( about £500,000 ) Food costs were extremely high and meant more processed food than is good for you.

No Way,I reckon the average price of a home would be around $700,000......we eat very well as we produce and export a lot of Veg,Fruit,Wheat,Wine etc., my home is worth circa $3Million but then that is higher than average.....I have 4 commercial properties and purchased a home for each of my three children,Phoney I started my business with a $A4000 bank loan......but I work/ed bloody hard in the early days......and made many a sacrifice.My brother has a farm and exports goat products....Cheese and Milk etc., to Asia,the Middle East and Europe...........Australia is regarded as a Pure,Clean Market to purchase products from.,New Zealand too.

 

[MJB12741]

Why do so many successful people invest in Israel? To insure financial security for their loved ones. Do you have loved ones you want to be financially successful? Israel can help you despite what Israel has for neighbors to deal with.

Why Invest in Israel BlueStar Indexes

 

[Roudy]

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Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

Bullshit. Article does not address wages. You high again?

 

[Roudy]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

True. Ever since Israel turned the wasteland into a thriving metropolis, here came hoards of Palestinians to claim it's their land. And now with natural gas the Palis will claim it is theirs as well.

Well with the Trillions$ you have received so you should have..............

Wrong. Israel's economy is booming and you just can't handle it.

 

[Phoenall]

Long live the BDS movement!

New index tracks hot Israeli tech companies - Mar. 23 2015

Israel’s Economy Is Booming – Sorry, Boycotters & John Kerry
Anti-Israel elements threatening boycott are encouraged by the pressure of American Secretary of State John Kerry, who says, “For Israel there is an increasing de-legitimization campaign that has been building up. People are very sensitive to it, there is talk of boycott and other kinds of things. Are we all going to be better with all of that?” Yet, boycott supporters should be better aware of how vibrant Israel’s economy is, and that the days of the Jewish State wiltering because of threats is not viable in the year 2014.

Israel has continued economy growth – even during a worldwide economic meltdown – along with a conservative, well-regulated banking system. Israel has approximately the same number of companies listed on NASDAQ as the next three countries combined, and, as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, is rightfully known as the “start-up nation.” Israel is no banana republic, and remains one of the most thriving economies in the Middle East.

The Israeli economy is booming, as can be seen from the comments of a very wide variety of sources and experts (which John Kerry and many others should read and recognize):

• “Technology companies and global investors are beating a path to Israel and finding unique combinations of audacity, creativity, and drive everywhere they look. Which may explain why, in addition to boasting the highest density of start-ups in the world (a total of more than 3,850 start-ups one for every 1,844 Israelis) more Israeli companies are listed on the NASDAQ exchange than all companies from the entire European continent.” — Dan Senor and Saul Singer

• “Israel, the land of milk and honey, is now also the home of business success, opportunity and major growth.” – Hedge Fund Billionaire Henry Swieca

• “If you’re going to the Middle East to look for oil, you can skip Israel. However, if you’re looking for brains, look no further. [Israel] has a disproportionate amount of brains and energy.” – Warren Buffet

• “[Israel is] the most important high-tech center in the world after the US.” – Eric Schmidt

• “Tel Aviv has been named the second best place in the world in which to launch a high-tech startup company.” – Viva Sarah Press

• “Israel has an enormous cash reserve of some $80 billion.” – Hezi Sternlicht

• “Science and technology in Israel is one of the country’s most highly developed and industrialized sectors. The percentage of Israelis engaged in scientific and technological inquiry, and the amount spent on research and development (R&D) in relation to gross domestic product (GDP), is amongst the highest in the world.” – InvestInIsrael.gov

• “So why Tel Aviv? The city is overflowing with software developers and venture capital. Larger companies, including Google, have set up offices there. Facebook is now there, too, after acquiring facial-recognition developer Face.com in June.” – Bloomberg.com

• “The Israeli startup scene needs little introduction. Tel Aviv is rapidly becoming one of the most innovative tech hubs on the planet, vying with London, New York and Berlin as Silicon Valley’s second.” – Monty Munford

• “Israel has a highly educated entrepreneurial community (40% with Masters/PhD vs. 42% in Silicon Valley).” – Zack Miller

• “From VC funds to conglomerates, foreign government partners to a smart international workforce, Israel has it all.” – Ron Hershco, Brooklyn & Israel financier

• “Swiss research institute IMD releases World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranks Bank of Israel first among world’s central banks.” — Olga Viniar

• “It should be noted that Israel’s ranking first in terms of the market’s durability in the face of crises is the direct result of the Treasury and the Bank of Israel’s actions, which withstood the pressures and did not pump funds into failing organizations and financial systems as the US and Europe did.” – Uriel Linn

• “Israel is good at creating international cooperation for funding in the R&D programs they establish. And they provide a great ROI when done correctly.” – Ann Liebschutz

• “Israel has one of the world’s fastest growing developed economies.” – Moital.gov.il

• “Israel’s output growth remains relatively strong, unemployment is at historically low levels, its high-tech sector continues to attract international admiration, and new off-shore gas fields have come on stream.” – 2013 Israel Economic Survey

• “We find ourselves in an age when both data is bursting forth via the Internet, and the economy continues to become more globalized than ever. For us it is a challenge, but even more, it is an opportunity.” – Benjamin Netanyahu

• “Steve Ballmer [Microsoft’s CEO] calls Microsoft as much an Israeli company as an American company, because of the importance of its Israeli technologies. Google, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, eBay…live and die by the work of [their] Israeli teams…. Israel, a tiny nation of immigrants torn by war, has managed to become the first technology nation….” – Wall Street Journal

No matter what detractors of the Jewish people there have been throughout history, the Jewish people have survived. The economy of Israel will continue to thrive and grow – and when there is a will, there is a way. Indeed, as my mother used to say: “This too shall pass.”

You will note in the pic.,there is a Jewish and Palestinian lady,saying that "ISRAEL BOOMING" well you may think so Roudy but an average Monthly wage of $1175(approx. $272 per week) or $6.8 per hour for a 40 hour week... is no great shakes.

As you know,I/we employ quite a few people and even employees just starting are on $28 dollars per hour.......our average wage is $7,800 per month or $1800 per week or $45 per hour.just saying steve........

And what is your cost of living there. I had the chance to emigrate and work in a Steel mill on similar wages back in the early 1980's. The cost of living then was ten times the cost of living in the UK so I would have been taking a cut in wages doing a Job that should have in theory been a promotion. The cheapest home was in a rural area 50 miles from the plant and was valued at $1,200,000 ( about £500,000 ) Food costs were extremely high and meant more processed food than is good for you.

No Way,I reckon the average price of a home would be around $700,000......we eat very well as we produce and export a lot of Veg,Fruit,Wheat,Wine etc., my home is worth circa $3Million but then that is higher than average.....I have 4 commercial properties and purchased a home for each of my three children,Phoney I started my business with a $A4000 bank loan......but I work/ed bloody hard in the early days......and made many a sacrifice.My brother has a farm and exports goat products....Cheese and Milk etc., to Asia,the Middle East and Europe...........Australia is regarded as a Pure,Clean Market to purchase products from.,New Zealand too.

As I said I was offered the job and the assisted passage and turned it down due to the poor wages and high cost of living. On of my Uncles said that living in the city was out of most peoples pockets, and a chicken could cost $20. In the sticks they were 2 for 50c. Did not fancy doing 20 hour shifts with the traveling required to reach the Mill. Glad I stayed as my cousin was let go shortly after when the mill closed down

 

[Daniyel]

Israel is about to become one of the leading financial empires if not one the biggest one.

 

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"Innovation going on in Israel is critical to the future of the technology business." -- Bill Gates, 2008

Amazing how Israel keeps on making endless contributions for the betterment of all mankind. Especially when we consider what Israel has for neighbors to deal with.

Just imagine, despite the fact that it's been in a constant state of war, it still thrives and achieves above and beyond. Even when there's a global recession, Israel shows one of the best economies.

 

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[MJB12741]

Israel is about to become one of the leading financial empires if not one the biggest one.

Let us be thankful Israel's enemies are too biased & stupid to put it to Israel but good by getting financially wealthy off of Israel.

 

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Israel is about to become one of the leading financial empires if not one the biggest one.

Let us be thankful Israel's enemies are too biased & stupid to put it to Israel but good by getting financially wealthy off of Israel.

On the contrary..China will be more than willing to buy your country

 

[Daniyel]

Israel is about to become one of the leading financial empires if not one the biggest one.

Let us be thankful Israel's enemies are too biased & stupid to put it to Israel but good by getting financially wealthy off of Israel.

On the contrary..China will be more than willing to buy your country

China has always been focused on the power of quantity - on the other hand startups and stocks (despite being global assets) are established over quality and this is Israel's economy at its best.

 

[theliq]

Just imagine what's going going to happen when the Israel's newly discovered natural gas starts going on line. They've done so much with so little.

True. Ever since Israel turned the wasteland into a thriving metropolis, here came hoards of Palestinians to claim it's their land. And now with natural gas the Palis will claim it is theirs as well.

Well with the Trillions$ you have received so you should have..............

Wrong. Israel's economy is booming and you just can't handle it.

I would be so glad if it were Roudy......and maybe it is for the Elite few but the statistics show a large % of citizens are living on or below the poverty line.......Why would you imagine I would be pleased if Israel would be doing badly Economically!!!!!!!I was merely saying that it is not a bed of roses at the moment for a lot of folk in Israel........Sometimes I don't know why you come to conclusions you do. steve

 

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