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The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise Our 20th Year E-Newsletter December 9, 2015 IN THIS ISSUE Myths & Facts: Exclusive Fact of the Week Eight Nights of Hanukkah THIS WEEK IN  JEWISH HISTORY            Adolf Hitler Declares War Against the U.S. (1941) American Jewish Leaders Press President Roosevelt to Act Against Nazi Germany (1942)     Mass Rioting Signals the Beginning of the First Intifada (1987) See More Jewish History Events AICE PROJECTS          To stay updated on a daily basis, find us online!        Myths & Facts: Online Exclusive     Do Palestinian Workers Suffer Under Israeli Rule? Israel's detractors attempt to portray the lives of Palestinians under Israeli rule as hell on earth to win international sympathy and justify their one-sided demands for Israel's virtual surrender, but the reality is shockingly different. Most people would probably be even more astonished to learn that those terrible Israeli settlements, which Palestinian and international leaders blame for the absence of peace, as well as the unrelated turmoil in the region, employ thousands of Palestinians. A 2014 survey funded by the European Union for the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics found that more than 100,000 Palestinians were working in Israel, 20,200 of whom were employed by settlements. Palestinians also work side by side Israelis in 14 industrial parks with 788 factories in the West Bank. These Palestinian workers also are paid more than double the wage of Palestinians working in the areas of the West Bank controlled by the Palestinian Authority and three times the amount paid workers earn in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.    Click Here to Continue Reading Fact of the Week Israel Opens First Diplomatic Mission in the UAE In late November 2015, the government of the United Arab Emirates granted Israel formal permission to establish a diplomatic office in Abu Dhabi. Although this signifies a slight warming in relations between the two countries, the UAE granted permission to Israel largely to facilitate it's membership in the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). Officials from both countries have clarified that the diplomatic office serves the sole purpose of allowing Israeli diplomats to have a permanent office for IRENA, and reside there as well.  Click Here to Read More   Eight Nights of Hanukkah   To stay updated on a daily basis, find us online! Sincerely, Mitchell Bard AICE Executive Director

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