Daily Briefing June 1: Israeli market expands with UAE deal, NFTs and Wolt groceries
Political correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn discusses Knesset conflicts; Tech editor Ricky Ben-David reviews trade with Dubai, Wolt Market and digital art auctions
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Tech editor Ricky Ben-David and political correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn join host Jessica Steinberg for today’s podcast.
Keller-Lynn discusses how the right-wing opposition is currently operating in the Knesset, reviewing the bills opposed by the right-wing parties and which pending legislation could potentially bring down the government.
Ben-David speaks about Israel’s first free trade agreement with the UAE, and the product and shipping possibilities it will offer Israel, particularly given the UAE’s access to Africa and Asia.
She also looks at the opening of Finnish delivery company Wolt’s first market in Tel Aviv, letting Israelis get their fix of daily milk and bread without ever leaving the house.
Ben-David and Steinberg also discuss the first auction of NFT (non-fungible token) art in Israel, including a recent $12,000 sale for digital artist Koketit.
Discussed articles include:
Ideology aside: Right-wing opposition leaders vow to defeat all coalition bills
Israel, UAE ink ‘groundbreaking’ free trade deal, in 1st with Arab state
Wolt launches grocery delivery from new Market store in Tel Aviv
Going, going, gone: First Israeli NFT art heads to auction block
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