'Gov't won't subsidize World Cup broadcasts'

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: MAY 28, 2006 10:08

"Israel won't spend a single shekel to subsidize the World Cup broadcast package as long as no solution has been found for cancer patients," a senior official in the Finance Ministry told Army Radio Sunday.

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