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Bennett: Israel won't be bound by future Iran deal, will maintain freedom of action - Vimarsana News

Bennett: Israel won't be bound by future Iran deal, will maintain freedom of action

Prime minister says 2015 nuclear agreement was 'like a sleeping pill' for Israel, adds that this would not be the first time Israel has disagreements with 'the best of friends'

Legal Theory Blog: Bukspan & Kasher on Direct Application of Human Rights to Corporations - Vimarsana News

Legal Theory Blog: Bukspan & Kasher on Direct Application of Human Rights to Corporations

Eli Bukspan (Reichman University (The Interdisciplinary Center - Herzliya), Radzyner Law School; London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE) - LSE Law School) & Asa Kasher have posted Human Rights in the Private Sphere: Corporations First (University of Pennsylvania...

Israeli Arabs making inroads into tech sector, but more progress needed - Vimarsana News

Israeli Arabs making inroads into tech sector, but more progress needed

Only over 1% of the country's Arab population works in high-tech sector and increasing representation seen as solution to shortfall in skilled labor; further integration appears to be a win-win scenario for both tech firms and potential employees