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DIPLOMATIC CLUB MAGAZINE
  On the occasion of the Shavuot Holidays the Diplomatic Club

 requests the pleasure of Embassies to participate at

Diplomatic Shavuot festival

Cheesecake of Israel – 60th celebration

Dan Acadia

  Herzeliya Pituah

 
  VIENNA CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF TREATIES
  Bi-national Chambers of Commerce
   News: Middle East in focus
18:50 PMO: Not enough funds to protect every home under Gaza rocket threat (Haaretz)
18:45 Israel frees convicted Druze terrorist from prison due to deteriorating health (Haaretz)
18:43 Lebanon Central Bank chief slams NYC lawsuit claiming banks helped Hezbollah (AP)
18:18 Worker dies after scaffolding collapses at Netanya building site (Army Radio)



    From Hebrew Press

Yediot Ahronot remarks that it has been a long time, "since the Middle East has known such a stormy diplomatic journey as it has of late: The ceasefire agreement with Hamas, through the contacts with Syria and the Israeli proposal to Lebanon to resolve contentious issues obstructing the path to a settlement, and through to the continuation of the Annapolis process."  The editors opine that, "Except for the Annapolis process, which seems not to be going anywhere, due to unbridgeable gaps between the sides, all the other diplomatic steps are tactical rather than strategic."  But the paper concludes that, "Tactical moves always have the potential of becoming strategic changes," and adds that diplomatic initiatives with, "Lebanon, Syria, and maybe even Iran have not been condemned to be perpetual failures."

Ma'ariv says that, "In a February 2005 Knesset session, the IDF Judge Advocate-General determined: 'The main reason for halting the destruction of terrorists' homes stems from its ineffectiveness.'" From here the editors surmise, "A great deal of naiveté is required in order to believe that the destruction of the bulldozer terrorist's family's home in eastern Jerusalem will prevent the next attack."




 
    O p i n i o n

What Iranian Leaders Really Say about Doing Away with Israel: A Refutation of the Campaign to Excuse Ahmadinejad's Incitement to Genocide by Joshua Teitelbaum




    New in the Website

Boycott or not  

By Ksenia Svetlova

A year has already passed since the Arab league ratified the Saudi peace initiative calling for normalization with Israel, ending of Arab-Israeli conflict and support of negotiations between Israel and the PA, yet the idea of normalizing  relations with the Jewish state  is still unacceptable for many in the Arab and the Islamic worlds. Even in Egypt and Jordan – countries which first signed the peace treaty with Israel -  the trade unions oppose to normalizing relations with Tel Aviv and set the "achievement of a just peace agreement with the Palestinians" as a precondition. 

(on the picture  Ron Prosor, an Israeli ambassador to UK )

 



    Economy

**Energtek Inc. (OTCBB: EGTK), a world leader in the development of Adsorbed Natural Gas (ANG) technology, will be presenting at the Collins Stewart Fourth Annual Growth Conference to be held at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, New York City, July 8-10, 2008.  CEO Lev Zaidenberg will be presenting on Tuesday, July 8, 2008 at 4PM.




 
    Details
**Oasis Tours, one of the largest travel agencies in Poland, will market vacation packages from Warsaw to Eilat.The first flight leaves in December 2008.

 The increase in demand for vacations in Israel continues: Nearly 55,000 tourists visited Israel from Poland during Jan-May 2008, a 100% increase over the corresponding period last year

 

**Israelis and Palestinians Meet to Resolve Violence in Ni'lin; Curfew and Closed Perimeter Lifted

**Prime Minister Ehud Olmert today (Tuesday), 8.7.06, met with Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini.  The two men discussed the recent improvement in Israel-European relations and the need to strengthen them even further.  They also expressed the desire to strengthen Israeli-Italian relations – inter alia – via the establishment of a joint research and development fund and the signing of a joint cultural agreement.

Prime Minister Olmert and Italian Foreign Minister Frattini discussed the Turkish-mediated diplomatic talks being held between Israel and Syria, and the Israeli-Palestinian talks.  They also discussed the Iranian issue and the need to pressure the Teheran regime into halting its nuclear program

**Defense Minister Ehud Barak recently signed an order declaring 36 funds around the world, members of the "Union of Good" organization, to be banned associations in Israel since they are part of Hamas's fundraising network, and both support and assist it. 




    Diplomatic Events

Winners in the diplomatic tennis tournament:

Embassy of Spain :

1.- Alfredo Capdequí  - economic
2.- Juan Gonzalez-Barba   - Deputy




  Performances&Exhibitions
 
Exhibitions in Israel 2008

Diaries these upcoming conferences and exhibitions  





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Jul. 08, 2008

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