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| The '''Union Bank of Israel, Ltd.''' ({{TASE|UNON}}), more widely known by its ] name, '''Bank Igud''', pronounced ''Eegude'', (בנק אגוד) is the sixth largest ]i bank with thirty branches spread around the country. The bank complies with the ramifications of ]. | The '''Union Bank of Israel, Ltd.''' ({{TASE|UNON}}), more widely known by its ] name, '''Bank Igud''', pronounced ''Eegude'', (בנק אגוד) is the sixth largest ]i bank with thirty branches spread around the country. The bank complies with the ramifications of ]. {{Citation needed|reason=no reference found to any compliance with loans and interest in Judaism on the Union bank website |date=August 2014}} | ||
| Zeev Abeles is the ] of the ]. | Zeev Abeles is the ] of the ]. | ||
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The Union Bank of Israel, Ltd. (TASE: UNON), more widely known by its Hebrew name, Bank Igud, pronounced Eegude, (בנק אגוד) is the sixth largest Israeli bank with thirty branches spread around the country. The bank complies with the ramifications of loans and interest in Judaism.
Zeev Abeles is the chairman of the board of directors.
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| See also: Banking in Israel | |
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