El jefe del Fondo Monetario Internacional, el francés Dominique Strauss Khan dijo el jueves que el mundo está al borde de una recesión global. Mientras tanto, seis países desarrollados, entre ellos Estados Unidos y China, acordaron bajar las tasas de interés en medio punto para afrontar la crisis. En Israel se tomó la misma decisión, pero un día antes de que comenzara el día del Perdón. El viernes, la incertidumbre continuó luego de la apertura de los mercados financieros en Asia.
- 12:28FM Livni to sign agreement to extend cooperation with NATO
- 12:12Pakistan proposes joint probe into Mumbai attacks
- 12:11Barak: Don't drag IDF to dispute on future of settlements
- 12:04Tel Aviv Terror Alert Taken Down After Extensive Police Action
- 11:08Egyptian president to meet Saudi king on Friday
- 11:08Labor primaries underway; voting stations open across country
- 11:07Pakistan to mull India's demand to extradite terror suspects
- 09:14MDA heightens alert in Tel Aviv metropolitan area
- 09:14Police heighten alert in Tel Aviv metropolitan area following warning
- 09:13Palestinians: IDF arrested Fatah operative who had received clemency
- 09:12Bush calls flawed Iraq intelligence biggest regret
- 09:11US deaths in Afghanistan in November drop sharply
- 09:11US stocks fall sharply after recession confirmed
- 09:10Oil tumbles below $50 on weak economic signals
- 09:09Abbas to replace local councils by appointment
