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Workers from Haifa Chemicals protest outisde the Israeli parliamant, the Knesset, on May 05, 2009. As part of a larger concern, owned by the wealthy Ofer family, Haifa Chemicals buy Potash products, necessary for Haifa's own production, from a Dead Sea factory who recently raised these prices. Since the price is too high, the factory workers of Haifa Chemicals have not been able to continue working. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90
Workers from Haifa Chemicals protest outisde the Israeli parliamant, the Knesset, on May 05, 2009. As part of a larger concern, owned by the wealthy Ofer family, Haifa Chemicals buy Potash products, necessary for Haifa's own production, from a Dead Sea factory who recently raised these prices. Since the price is too high, the factory workers of Haifa Chemicals have not been able to continue working. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90
Workers from Haifa Chemicals protest outisde the Israeli parliamant, the Knesset, on May 05, 2009. As part of a larger concern, owned by the wealthy Ofer family, Haifa Chemicals buy Potash products, necessary for Haifa's own production, from a Dead Sea factory who recently raised these prices. Since the price is too high, the factory workers of Haifa Chemicals have not been able to continue working. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90
Speaker of the Knesset Reuven Rivlin meets with members of the Foreign Affairs Committee Zeev Elkin of the Likud party and Tzachi Hanegbi of the Kadima party in the Knesset on May 05, 2009. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90
Speaker of the Knesset Reuven Rivlin meets with members of the Foreign Affairs Committee Zeev Elkin of the Likud party and Tzachi Hanegbi of the Kadima party in the Knesset on May 05, 2009. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90
Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee Arieh Eldad (L) of the Ichud Leumi party and Tzachi Hanegbi of the Kadima party during one of their meetings in the Knesset on May 05, 2009. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90