Foreign Ministry workers' sanctions end

The workers@@@ union of the Foreign Ministry decided on Wednesday to end their sanctions that have caused problems for Israel internationally following a meeting that took place between Foreign Ministry, Treasury, and Histadrut officials.
The union said in a statement on Wednesday that the Finance Ministry had presented a framework for upgrading Foreign Ministry workers@@@ wages and a timetable for reaching an agreement.
Ministry workers have refused to facilitate Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu@@@s visits to the United States and Greece and have caused embarrassment by leaving visiting foreign dignitaries at Ben-Gurion airport and at a restaurant in Abu Ghosh.
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