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(Mara Vigevani/TPS) An Israeli technol- val Zalmanov set out from Israel with 17 withholding funds in the amount paid to According to the Israeli Ministry of Tour- ogy provided voice and video communica- of the company’s signature radio units and killers and attackers from taxes collected ism, from January to June 2018 about 2.1 mil- tions between rescue workers and 12 teen- trained emergency crews on how to use for the P.A. lion tourist entries were recorded—an in- age members of a soccer team and their the technology, and the devices were in use “We will not allow anyone to interfere crease of 19 percent over the same period in coach who were rescued this week after less than 12 hours later. with the money that Israel is against us 2017 (1.74 million) and 26 percent more than having been stranded underground for Uzi Hanuni, CEO of Maxtech, said he paying to the families of martyrs and pris- in 2016. 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The idea is elementary: The in- technology has become standard issue for On July 2, Israel’s Knesset passed legisla- billion). struments work together like rings in a search-and-rescue crews around the world. tion that would subtract the amount used “The marketing efforts and activities chain.
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