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以色列开始两面下注（Israel started betting on both sides） Israel started betting on both sides? In the final week of last November, Israel and the European Union (EU) diplomats launched a tense, politically sensitive series of negotiations on the EUs 1 billion 500 million euro loan to israel. The negotiations are not easy: Europeans have made it clear that businesses that accept loans cant do business in Jewish settlements in Israels occupied Arabia region. The EUs position is that it is necessary to draw a line between Israel and State of Palestine in the future. This leaves some Israelis worried that it is sliding into the economic isolation that South Africa has experienced at the end of apartheid. Israeli Prime Minister Walter Benjamin Netanyahu (Benjamin Netanyahu) held an emergency cabinet meeting to try to break the deadlock and renegotiate the terms of the loan program known as Horizon 2020 (Horizon 2020). A few days later, the two sides reached an agreement: the European Union agreed to provide loans, but all loans were not allowed to benefit Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem or Golan heights. Israel is still working on another action while negotiating a sword sweep. The move is far less focused than the former, but stands for Israels view of its future status: Israeli President Simon Peres (Shimon Peres) has left for Mexico City, where the atmosphere is much more peaceful. Mexico President Enrique Pernia Nieto Pe (Enrique a Nieto) in Mexico National Palace (Palacio Nacional) warmly welcomed Peres, and arranged for the guard of honor parade ceremony. Along with Peres, there was a delegation of 80 people representing the most promising and popular industries in Israel, including high-tech irrigation, network security and uavs. The trip to Mexico was part of a strategic plan for Israel to move into emerging markets. It wants them to be more concerned with their own technology than with borders. With Israel and the EUs political rift, and relations wi