Kåre Schultz vinder stillingskrig i Israel

epa06398665 A protester holds a placard reading in Hebrew 'Teva is our home' as Israeli workers of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries protest outside the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Office duirng his meeting with Teva CEO Kare Schultz in Jerusalem, Israel, 19 December 2017. Teva has decided to dismiss over 14, 000 workers worldwide and around 2, 000 jobs in Israel, and relocate or shut down most of its manufacturing operations in Israel. EPA/ABIR SULTAN Foto:ABIR SULTAN — epa06398665 A protester holds a placard reading in Hebrew 'Teva is our home' as Israeli workers of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries protest outside the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Office duirng his meeting with Teva CEO Kare Schultz in Jerusalem, Israel, 19 December 2017. Teva has decided to dismiss over 14, 000 workers worldwide and around 2, 000 jobs in Israel, and relocate or shut down most of its manufacturing operations in Israel. EPA/ABIR SULTAN Fold sammen
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