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Israel finance ministry opposes deal; prime minister's office rejects Siemens agreement

Israel's finance ministry has voiced opposition to the current draft deal, and the prime minister's office has recommended that the Siemens agreement not be approved.

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  1. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office recommended not approving the Siemens deal in any form.

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    What the source said
    TheMarker
    “משרד ראש הממשלה מוריד מהפרק את עסקת צים”

    Machine translation: The Prime Minister’s Office removes the Siemens deal from the agenda

    במשרד ראש הממשלה ממליצים גם לא לאשר את עסקת צים במתווה כלשהו עם תנאים ■ משמעות ההמלצה, אם תתקבל: לא יתאפשר לרוכשות של צים — האפאג לויד הגרמנית ופימי — להגיש מתווה משופר כלשהו

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  2. Israel's Finance Ministry expressed opposition to the current deal draft.

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    ישראל היום
    “לאחר שבמשרד האוצר הביעו התנגדות למתווה העסקה הנוכחי”

    Machine translation: After the Finance Ministry expressed opposition to the current deal draft

    גורם המעורה בפרטי עולה למתקפה • "בחרו לקבע נרטיב תוך שימוש בשם קטאר" • הקרן שעומדת במרכז העסקה ביקרה: "באוצר לא קראו את ההצעה"

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    Israel National News
    “The Finance Ministry opposes ZIM’s request to approve its proposed merger with German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI Opportunity Funds.”
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