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Greek Woes Mean a Cheap Summer for Israelis

The “Greek Tragedy” playing out in the EU's most troubled economy contains a bright spot for Israelis looking to get away.

Algerian author Boualem Sansal was denied 15,000 euros he was set to receive due to his recent Israel visit.

Fiscal pundits say the Eurozone is dead and will be buried by years end, but banking officials haven't given up. Why?

Portugal may be the next country to require a financial bailout, increasing the pressures on Spain.

China is intervening to shore up the battered Euro. This is enlightened self-interest

The falling euro combined with the fallout from last months' volcanic ash cloud, may be threatening Israel's agricultural exports.

Prof. Yaakov Frenkel predicts a collapse of the European currency in three years if Greek crisis is not solved. Stanley Fischer begins second term.