Israel News - A Diamond Is Also Israel's Best Friend, As Diamantaires From Around The World Meet In Tel-Aviv

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Diamonds. Very few industries inspire so many emotions in so many people. For some, the diamond is a mark of beauty: A mystery of prisms and light. For traders in Tel-Aviv, the diamond means business. In fact, Israel's largest business. Seventy percent of the world's diamonds in dollar value come through Tel-Aviv. 2/14/2008

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