Beitar Tel Aviv Ramla Beitar Tel Aviv Ramla

Beitar Tel Aviv Ramla Beitar Tel Aviv Ramla Aktueller Kader Zugänge Nat. Nr. Pos. Name, Vorname Geb. -Datum Letzter Verein im Verein seit Nat. Name, Vorname Letzter Verein Datum 1 T Hakim, Maik 23.02.1994 Gadna Tel Aviv 07.2014 Arviv, Matan eigene Jugend 07.2014 22 T Dunayev, Jenia 25.04.1988 Hapoel Asi Gilboa 07.2013 Elatika, Nader Hapoel Rahat 07.2014 2 A Nimni, Shlomi 17.06.1994 Ironi Ramat haSharon U19 01.2014 Gafner, Saar eigene Jugend 07.2014 3 A Etou, Romaric 25.01.1995 AC Leopards de Dolisie 01.2014 Hakim, Maik Gadna Tel Aviv 07.2014 5 A Ozeri, Itay 24.05.1990 Maccabi Petah Tikva 07.2013 Keller, Shahar Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv 07.2014 6 A Loaiza, Carlos 01.01.1992 Hapoel Herzliya 07.2013 Laks, Nir Hapoel Tel Aviv 07.2014 17 A Magbo, Uri 12.09.1987 Hapoel Ashkelon 07.2014 Magbo, Uri Hapoel Ashkelon 07.2014 20 A Gafner, Saar 25.05.1995 eigene Jugend 07.2014 Samya, Maoz Hapoel Jerusalem 07.2014 26 A Samya, Maoz 14.12.1987 Hapoel Jerusalem 07.2014 Unger, Didi Sektzia Ness Ziona 07.2014 7 M Zissu, Sharon 28.06.1993 Maccabi Tel Aviv U19 07.2013 10 M Abushdid, Itzik 22.11.1987 Ironi Ramla 07.2010 12 M Gabay, Dean 19.09.1992 Maccabi Netanya 01.2014 Abgänge 15 M Alobra, Ehab 14.10.1994 Hapoel Tel Aviv U19 07.2013 18 M Gilkarov, Gil 08.07.1992 Hapoel Herzliya 07.2013 Nat. Name, Vorname Neuer Verein Datum 19 M Keller, Shahar 13.01.1993 Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv 07.2014 Abumana, Phillip Hapoel Tel Aviv 07.2014 23 M Laks, Nir 10.08.1994 Hapoel Tel Aviv 07.2014 Adis, David Vereinslos 07.2014 16 M Unger, Didi 10.03.1987 Sektzia Ness Ziona 07.2014 Elyahu, Or Hapoel Afula 07.2014 M Elatika, Nader 01.12.1991 Hapoel Rahat 07.2014 Ifergan, Yaniv Maccabi Kiryat Gat 07.2014 8 S Avino, Dor 28.07.1995 eigene Jugend 01.2014 Owusu, William Hapoel Nazareth Illit 07.2014 9 S Avino, Avi 27.08.1983 Ironi Bat Yam 07.2013 Rahav, Ben Beitar Jerusalem 07.2014 11 S Lutati, Matan 29.01.1990 Hapoel Azor 07.2013 Shina, Yakir Hapoel Raanana 07.2014 14 S Arviv, Matan 14.05.1995 eigene Jugend 07.2014 Shir, Roy Maccabi Yafo 07.2014 S Sultan, Alon 04.10.1988 Hapoel Jerusalem 07.2011 Tawil, Oshri Hapoel Herzliya 07.2014 Ugochukwu, Magalan Unbekannt 07.2014 Wasi, Shmuel Hapoel Hadera 07.2014 Yosef, Avi Maccabi Shaaraim 07.2014 Yosef, Zach Hakoah Amidar Ramat Gan 07.2014 © Fußball in Israel © Fußball in Israel .

Copy Link

Recommended publications

2009 High School in University! Shachar Jerusalem and Is a Ninth Grader Is Sponsored by at the Menachem the NACOEJ/EDWARD G
Sponsorships Encourage Students to Develop Their Potential Sponsorships give Ethiopian students the chance to gain the most out of school. In some cases, students’ talents become a gift for everyone! The outstanding examples below help us understand how valuable your contributions are. Sara Shachar Zisanu Baruch attends the Dror has a head start on SUMMER 2009 High School in university! Shachar Jerusalem and is a ninth grader is sponsored by at the Menachem THE NACOEJ/EDWARD G. VICTOR HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM Marsha Croland Begin High School of White Plains, in Ness Ziona. In NY. Sara has just fi fth grade, he took fi nished eleventh a mathematics course by correspondence Sponsors grade and is ac- through the Weizmann Institute for Sci- tive as a counselor in the youth move- ence. Since then, he has been taking ment HaShomer Hatzair, affi liated with special courses in math and science, won Give and the kibbutz movement. Sara has been a fi rst-place in the Municipal Bible contest member of the group since she was nine in sixth grade, and took second-place in years old and was encouraged to become a the Municipal Battlefi eld Heritage Con- Ethiopian counselor by her own counselor last year. test (a quiz on Israeli military history) Sara appreciates the values of teamwork, in seventh grade! Currently, Shachar is in independence, and positive communica- an advanced program for math at Bar Ilan Students tion that she has learned in the move- University and takes math and science ment. As a counselor of fourth graders, courses at Tel Aviv University.
[Show full text]
Return of Organization Exempt from Income
Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax Form 990 Under section 501 (c), 527, or 4947( a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code (except black lung benefit trust or private foundation) 2005 Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service ► The o rganization may have to use a copy of this return to satisfy state re porting requirements. A For the 2005 calendar year , or tax year be and B Check If C Name of organization D Employer Identification number applicable Please use IRS change ta Qachange RICA IS RAEL CULTURAL FOUNDATION 13-1664048 E; a11gne ^ci See Number and street (or P 0. box if mail is not delivered to street address) Room/suite E Telephone number 0jretum specific 1 EAST 42ND STREET 1400 212-557-1600 Instruo retum uons City or town , state or country, and ZIP + 4 F nocounwro memos 0 Cash [X ,camel ded On° EW YORK , NY 10017 (sped ► [l^PP°ca"on pending • Section 501 (Il)c 3 organizations and 4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trusts H and I are not applicable to section 527 organizations. must attach a completed Schedule A ( Form 990 or 990-EZ). H(a) Is this a group return for affiliates ? Yes OX No G Website : : / /AICF . WEBNET . ORG/ H(b) If 'Yes ,* enter number of affiliates' N/A J Organization type (deckonIyone) ► [ 501(c) ( 3 ) I (insert no ) ] 4947(a)(1) or L] 527 H(c) Are all affiliates included ? N/A Yes E__1 No Is(ITthis , attach a list) K Check here Q the organization' s gross receipts are normally not The 110- if more than $25 ,000 .
[Show full text]
From Within Israel
ALIYAH FROM WITHIN ISRAEL GUIDEOLEH GLOSSARY 2 EIGHT STEPS TO TAKE NOW YOU’RE OFFICIALLY ISRAELI! 3 MISRAD HAKLITA DIRECTORY 8 TRAVELING ABROAD AS A NEW OLEH 9 OLEH BENEFITS 10 GUIDE TO BENEFITS AFFECTED BY 12 PREVIOUS STAYS IN ISRAEL WHERE TO TURN IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS 13 NEFESH B’NEFESH CONTACT INFORMATION 15 SPRING 2021 OLEH GLOSSARY You’re officially Israeli! Below are some helpful terms which you may encounter: מנהל הסטודנטים - MINHAL HASTUDENTIM ביטוח לאומי - BITUACH LEUMI National Insurance Institute The Student Authority Bituach Leumi is the body responsible for health The Israeli Government subsidizes the cost of tuition care registration, payment of various pensions, and for an undergraduate degree (for new Olim under 27) allowances to residents of the country. New Olim or a graduate degree (for new Olim under 30), within who have no income are exempt from Bituach Leumi three years of Aliyah and for recognized programs tax contributions for up to one year from their date (provided you do not already have a similar degree of Aliyah.* from abroad). * May not be applicable for those with previous A-1 status. MISRAD HA’ALIYAH V’HAKLITA - משרד העלייה והקליטה ביטוח משלים - BITUACH MASHLIM Supplemental Health Care Ministry of Aliyah and Integration Supplemental health care available through the This office is responsible for dispensing the rights chosen Health Care Fund at an additional cost. and benefits available to Olim as well as employment guidance and services. More commonly referred to as Misrad Haklita. דרכון - DARKON Passport MISRAD HAPNIM: RASHUT HA’UCHLUSIN משרד הפנים - You can apply for an Israeli passport 90 days or V’HA’HAGIRA three full months (whichever is longer) after your Ministry of the Interior Aliyah date.
[Show full text]
Horizon 2020 SME Instrument Phase 1 Beneficiaries
Horizon 2020 SME Instrument Updated in June 2017 Phase 1 beneficiaries Call Deadline Country City Beneficiary Website Proposal Acronym Long name Date Topic May 2017 cut off Small business innovation Novel, automated charging infrastructure for Austria Graz easE-Link GmbH http://ease-link.com/ MATRIX CHARGING 03/05/2017 research for Transport and electric vehicles Smart Cities Mobility Small business innovation Austria Linz My Esel GmbH MI-BIKE World's Most Individual Bikes and e-bikes 03/05/2017 research for Transport and Smart Cities Mobility Boosting the potential of small Metallurgical patented Process Transforming businesses in the areas of Austria Leoben UrbanGold GmbH www.urbangold.at METALLICA Residues from the Electronic Industry into 03/05/2017 climate action, environment, Valuable Precious Metals resource efficiency and raw Accelerating market Pridiktiv - Exploring European expansion introduction of ICT solutions Belgium Roosdaal Pridiktiv NV www.pridiktiv.care PRIDIKTIV 03/05/2017 through 4 pilot studies for Health, Well-Being and Ageing Well Full scale demonstration of an Innovative Small business innovation Denmark Hedehusene BBHS A/S www.bbhs.dk IBiS solution for Baggage Handling Systems at 03/05/2017 research for Transport and airports (IBiS) Smart Cities Mobility Accelerating the uptake of A disruptive air filtration system for cleaning- nanotechnologies advanced Denmark Herning MULTI AIR Aps http://www.multiair.dk JetConveyor free operation in dust-intensive process 03/05/2017 materials or advanced industrial environments
[Show full text]
Government of Palestine. PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY by AUTHORITY
©fticial <Sa3ette OF THE Government of Palestine PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY JERUSALEM GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY 1st January, 1931. NEW YEAR HONOURS, 1931. The High Commissioner announces that HIS MAJESTY THE KING has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of the New Year, to confer the Honorary Membership of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) upon Mr. Butros Nassir, District Officer, Southern District. By His Excellency's Command, M. A. YOUNG 1st January, 1931. Chief Secretary. Supplement No. 1/1931. ©fficial (5a3ette OF THE Government of Palestine. PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY BY AUTHORITY. No. 274 JERUSALEM 1st January, 1931. CONTENTS Page 1 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. (a) Imprisonment for Debt Rill, 1931 --------- 2-4 (£) Intoxicating Liquors (Sale on Credit) Bill, 1931 - -- -- -- -- 4-5 (c) Appointments, etc. 5 {d) Appointment of Immigration Officers - - - - - 5 (e) Appointment of Acting Chairman of Orthodox Patriarchate Financial Commission G (f) Order under the Land Settlement Ordinances, 1928-1930, conferring additional 6־ ־ ־ ־ ־ ־ ־ powers on an Assistant Land Settlement Officer {g) Order under the Land Settlement Ordinances, 1928-1930, regarding minima of ־ - ־ - ־ - ־ - ־ - - parcels in Safriye - - 6-8 {h) Orders applying the Urban Property Tax Ordinances, 1928-1929, to and ־ - establishing an Assessment Committee and an Appeal Commission in Jenin 8-9 (i) Order applying certain provisions of the Companies Ordinance, 1929, to the ־ - - - ־ - partnership US. Friedman and Sons, Carmel Original" 9 9־ - - j) Regulation under
[Show full text]
Israeli Automotive and Mobility Startups
DIRECTORY TO ISRAELI AUTOMOTIVE AND MOBILITY STARTUPS DIRECTORY TO ISRAELI AUTOMOTIVE AND MOBILITY STARTUPS JANUARY 2021 1 DIRECTORY TO ISRAELI AUTOMOTIVE AND MOBILITY STARTUPS Israel has emerged as a hotbed of innovation in the automotive and mobility worlds as well as the broader business of making things. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Startup Nation in 2018 contributed 4.94 percent of its gross domestic product to R&D — more than any other member country. Automakers including Ford, BMW, Volkswagen and Hyundai have invested in Israeli companies. So have suppliers such as Bosch, Denso and Continental. Among technology giants, Intel and Google have made the acquisition of Israeli startups part of their strategies to bolster their automotive and mobility investments. Collectively, these young companies are at the center of advanced automotive developments as well as cloud computing, 3D printing, predictive sensing, the Internet of Things, augmented and virtual reality and a host of other Industry 4.0 technologies that are helping multinational corporations improve their performance. With that in mind, Automotive News is publishing its first directory of Israeli startups. The 54 companies represented here all responded to an Automotive News survey and are part of a broader community. Our intent is simple: to deliver a resource our readers can use to begin to navigate this increasingly important world. For questions or to inquire about future directories, contact Steve Schmith at [email protected].
[Show full text]
Lions Clubs International Club Membership Register Summary 41 44 4 02-2012 128 026943 -3 -3 0 0 0 4307 20 20 4 01-2012 128 02694
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL CLUB MEMBERSHIP REGISTER SUMMARY THE CLUBS AND MEMBERSHIP FIGURES REFLECT CHANGES AS OF FEBRUARY 2012 CLUB CLUB LAST MMR FCL YR MEMBERSHI P CHANGES TOTAL DIST IDENT NBR CLUB NAME COUNTRY STATUS RPT DATE OB NEW RENST TRANS DROPS NETCG MEMBERS 4307 026943 GIVATAIM ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 44 0 0 0 -3 -3 41 4307 026945 HOLON ISRAEL 128 4 01-2012 20 0 0 0 0 0 20 4307 026946 JERUSALEM ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 25 0 0 0 -1 -1 24 4307 026950 PETAH TIQUA ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 49 0 0 0 -1 -1 48 4307 042362 PETACH-TIQUA LAVI ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 24 0 0 0 -1 -1 23 4307 042925 PETHA TIQUA SHALOM ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 37 0 0 0 0 0 37 4307 043441 KFAR SABA ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 61 0 0 0 0 0 61 4307 044919 PETAH-TIQUA KFIR ISRAEL 128 6 02-2012 30 0 0 0 -30 -30 0 4307 049658 ARAD ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 35 0 0 0 0 0 35 4307 049721 NAZARET ISRAEL 128 4 01-2012 24 0 0 0 -2 -2 22 4307 050607 HOD HASHARON ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 60 1 0 0 -2 -1 59 4307 051814 RAANANA DROR ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 22 2 0 0 0 2 24 4307 053341 HOLON DIKLA ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 25 0 1 0 -8 -7 18 4307 053433 PETAH-TIKVA AVUKA ISRAEL 128 4 12-2011 14 1 0 0 0 1 15 4307 053894 RAMAT HASHARON ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 25 0 0 0 0 0 25 4307 054236 RAMAT-GAN ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 57 0 0 0 -5 -5 52 4307 055909 MEVASSERET TSIYON ISRAEL 128 4 03-2011 15 0 0 0 0 0 15 4307 060755 BEER SHEBA ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 19 1 1 0 -3 -1 18 4307 060756 NAZARETH MERRY'S WELL ISRAEL 128 4 02-2012 19 0 0 0 0 0 19 4307 061305 HERZILIA ISRAEL 128 4 01-2012 25 0 0 0 -1 -1 24 4307 062381 DAN PAZ ISRAEL HISPANOPARLANTE
[Show full text]
Fredrika Shavit V. Rishon Lezion Jewish Burial Society
CA 6024/97 Fredrika Shavit v. Rishon Lezion Jewish Burial Society The Supreme Court sitting as the Court of Civil Appeals [July 6, 1999] Before Court President A. Barak, Justices M. Cheshin, I. Englard. Facts: Petitioner challenged the refusal of a Jewish burial society to allow an inscription on her mother's tombstone recording the dates of birth and death according to the Gregorian, as well as the Hebrew, calendar. The district court held that the recently-passed Alternative Burial Law permitted Jews to bury their loved ones in civilian cemeteries, not according to Jewish religious law, had the effect of overturning previous court rulings requiring Jewish burial societies to permit non-Hebrew characters and dates on tombstones. Sites have yet to be established for alternative burial. Held: Jewish burial societies have a public, as well as a private, character, and as such are subject to public law. The Alternative Burial Law did not have the effect of overruling previous holdings requiring Jewish burial societies to permit non-Hebrew lettering. This is particularly true because the statute has yet to be implemented. Barring family members from recording the names of their deceased loved ones in the language of their choice harms the sensibilities of the relatives and the human dignity of the deceased. It outweighs the potential harm to the sensibilities of religious visitors to the cemetery who may be offended by the non-Hebrew lettering, particularly considering that the Jewish law prohibition against inscribing non-Hebrew calendar dates and letters is not sweeping and comprehensive. Furthermore, the weight accorded to the sensibilities of religious people offended by practices that violate religious law decreases in the public domain, like a cemetery, as compared to the weight such harm is accorded in the private domain, like the home.
[Show full text]
Industry Studies Assocation Working Paper Series
INDUSTRY STUDIES ASSOCATION WORKING PAPER SERIES Are One Track Pony Clusters Sustainable? The Israeli Biotechnology Industry By Shiri M. Breznitz School of Public Policy Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332 [email protected] 2009 Industry Studies Association Working Papers WP-2009-06 http://isapapers.pitt.edu/ ARE ONE TRACK PONY CLUSTERS SUSTAINABLE? THE ISRAELI BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY Shiri M. Breznitz School of Public Policy Georgia Institute of Technology ABSTRACT Industrial clusters are deemed to be critical for industrial development and local economic growth. These concentrations include related industries which may collaborate as well as compete with each other. One of the factors behind the success of clusters is the combination of a large number of companies, of various sizes, working along many stages of production. The availability of different suppliers, human resources from competing companies or local universities as well as customers promotes the growth of a cluster. However, in the last two decades, many industrial districts have become more specialized in particular stages of production. Considering the above factors for cluster success, important questions rise: what is the danger of specialization? Exactly how narrow a stage of production is too narrow for cluster sustainability? This paper examines an innovation based cluster, the biotechnology industry in Rehovot, Israel.i This industrial district, which is the largest biotechnology cluster in Israel, is based on innovative companies, many spun out of university research. This paper used both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The dynamic of the industry was investigated using qualitative methods through field research including site visits and interviews.
[Show full text]
List of Cities of Israel
Population Area SNo Common name District Mayor (2009) (km2) 1 Acre North 46,300 13.533 Shimon Lancry 2 Afula North 40,500 26.909 Avi Elkabetz 3 Arad South 23,400 93.140 Tali Ploskov Judea & Samaria 4 Ariel 17,600 14.677 Eliyahu Shaviro (West Bank) 5 Ashdod South 206,400 47.242 Yehiel Lasri 6 Ashkelon South 111,900 47.788 Benny Vaknin 7 Baqa-Jatt Haifa 34,300 16.392 Yitzhak Veled 8 Bat Yam Tel Aviv 130,000 8.167 Shlomo Lahiani 9 Beersheba South 197,300 52.903 Rubik Danilovich 10 Beit She'an North 16,900 7.330 Jacky Levi 11 Beit Shemesh Jerusalem 77,100 34.259 Moshe Abutbul Judea & Samaria 12 Beitar Illit 35,000 6.801 Meir Rubenstein (West Bank) 13 Bnei Brak Tel Aviv 154,400 7.088 Ya'akov Asher 14 Dimona South 32,400 29.877 Meir Cohen 15 Eilat South 47,400 84.789 Meir Yitzhak Halevi 16 El'ad Center 36,300 2.756 Yitzhak Idan 17 Giv'atayim Tel Aviv 53,000 3.246 Ran Kunik 18 Giv'at Shmuel Center 21,800 2.579 Yossi Brodny 19 Hadera Haifa 80,200 49.359 Haim Avitan 20 Haifa Haifa 265,600 63.666 Yona Yahav 21 Herzliya Tel Aviv 87,000 21.585 Yehonatan Yassur 22 Hod HaSharon Center 47,200 21.585 Hai Adiv 23 Holon Tel Aviv 184,700 18.927 Moti Sasson 24 Jerusalem Jerusalem 815,600 125.156 Nir Barkat 25 Karmiel North 44,100 19.188 Adi Eldar 26 Kafr Qasim Center 18,800 8.745 Sami Issa 27 Kfar Saba Center 83,600 14.169 Yehuda Ben-Hemo 28 Kiryat Ata Haifa 50,700 16.706 Ya'akov Peretz 29 Kiryat Bialik Haifa 37,300 8.178 Eli Dokursky 30 Kiryat Gat South 47,400 16.302 Aviram Dahari 31 Kiryat Malakhi South 20,600 4.632 Motti Malka 32 Kiryat Motzkin Haifa
[Show full text]
1.5 the Land Breeze Characteristics in Israel During the Summer by the Mm5
1.5 THE LAND BREEZE CHARACTERISTICS IN ISRAEL DURING THE SUMMER BY THE MM5 MODEL S. Berkovic and Y. Feliks Department of Mathematics, Israel Institute for Biological Research P.O.B 19, Ness-Ziona, Israel 1. Introduction 2. Model Setup During the summer (mainly July and August) the The standard PSU/NCAR MM5 model version sea-land breeze circulation is the most 3.2 (Dudhia 2000) was run for 4 one-way nested prominent flow. The Persian trough is the domains starting at a resolution of 54 km over dominant synoptic system in the lower levels. At the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea the beginning of the night the land breeze down to 2 km for the center to the north of the develops along the coast due to sea-land Israeli coast (fig 1). 26 vertical levels were differential cooling. Later, as the katabatic wind applied, 11 levels under 2 km above the ground. arrives from the western slopes of the mountain The model initial and boundary conditions were ridges, the wind intensity increases and taken from the GEOS-1 Multi Year Assimilation becomes southeast. The mountains are 30 km Data Mediterranean subset (Da-Silva and Alpert inland in the south and approach the coast in 1996) and AVHRR sea surface temperature the north. This paper describes the land breeze (WOCE satellite Data CD-ROM, Version 1.1) and the katabatic wind along the coast in Israel data set, with a time resolution of 6 hours. The during July 1994 as obtained from MM5 model was simulations. Rosh 69 800 700 A 59 600 Haifa 52 500 MC 400 H 300 200 Fig 1: 54, 18, 6 and 2 km MM5 modeling domains.
[Show full text]
Israel and Chemical/Biological Weapons: History, Deterrence, and Arms Control
AVNER COHEN Israel and Chemical/Biological Weapons: History, Deterrence, and Arms Control AVNER COHEN1 Dr. Avner Cohen is Senior Fellow at the Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland, as well as the Program on Security and Disarmament, at the University of Maryland. He is the author of Israel and the Bomb (New York Columbia University Press, 1998). n April 1948, David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding Klingberg espionage case, as well as the 1991 Gulf War father and first prime minister, wrote a letter to Ehud and the subsequent revelations about Iraq’s chemical and IAvriel, one of the Jewish Agency’s operatives in Eu- biological programs, have aroused public curiosity and rope, ordering him to seek out and recruit East European speculation regarding Israel’s capabilities in the CBW field. Jewish scientists who could “either increase the capacity Yet details about these programs—their history, strategic to kill masses or to cure masses; both are important.”2 rationale, and technical capabilities—remain shrouded in One of the scientists Avriel recruited was a 30-year old secrecy. epidemiologist and colonel in the Red Army named A comparison with Israel’s nuclear weapons (NW) pro- Avraham Marcus Klingberg. In time, Klingberg became gram highlights this point. Although Israel has not acknowl- one of Israel’s leading scientists in the area of chemical edged possessing NW and has declared that it “will not and biological weapons (CBW). He was among the found- be the first to introduce nuclear weapons to the Middle ing members and, subsequently, the deputy director of East,” the existence of the Israeli bomb has been the the Israel Institute of Biological Research (IIBR) in Ness world’s worst kept secret since about 1970.4 That is not Ziona, a dozen miles southeast of Tel Aviv.
[Show full text]