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The real threat to Israel according to Nouriel Roubini

‘Israeli Arabs have fewer opportunities for education and economic participation,’ renowned economist tells Haaretz. Roubini, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, isn’t convinced the outlook is gloomy but warns about ominous debt levels around the world

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The real threat to Israel, according to Nouriel Roubini

‘We’re not yet on the verge of a global recession,’ renowned economist tells Haaretz. Roubini, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, isn’t convinced the outlook is gloomy but warns about ominous debt levels around the world

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Remote work is getting Israelis out of central Israel

Jan. 28, 2021 In June, Roni Katabi had just finished a municipal planning course and was looking for work. She interviewed for positions in Or Yehuda and Ramle, and even considered going farther south to Ashkelon or Sderot. But then the high-tech company where her partner works informed employees that they wouldn’t need to go back into the office for the next several months, and all options became open. “One evening between the lockdowns we were sitting and drinking a beer on the Tel Aviv boardwalk and we suddenly said, ‘Why not Eilat?’” Katabi recalls. “We were living in a small, old apartment in (the Tel Aviv suburb of) Givatayim, without a patio, without windows, without enough light, and we were paying 4,500 shekels a month before bills. Our first instinct was to say, ‘What high-tech industry does Eilat have?’ and blame the beer for the crazy idea. A week later, we realized that the thought still excited us, and that the pressure in central Israel was only getti

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