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Israel Chemicals Ltd. (TASE: ICL) has signed its second potash contract in India this month. The new contract is for 415,000 tons, with an option for an additional 25,000 tons, amounting to $203.4 million and $215.6 million if the option is exercised. It follows on the $490 million Indian contract for one million ton with a 100,000-ton option signed last week. The average price in both contracts is $490 per ton, $120 more per ton than in Israel Chemicals' previous Indian contracts. The new contract will be delivered through March 2012. In July, Israel Chemicals signed a $285 million Chinese contract for the delivery of 500,000 tons of potash at $470 per ton. The three contract total $975 million, burberry outlet not including the options. Earlier this week, Migdal Capital Markets raised its recommendation for Israel Chemicals to "Buy" with a target price of NIS 65. Israel Chemicals' share price price rose 1.2% by mid-afternoon to NIS 48.55, giving a market cap of NIS 61 billion. African apartheid in the 1980s gained him the Nobel Peace Prize and global fame, is among the world’s most respected figures. Barack Obama awarded him the US highest honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Tutu has been called “an inspiration" and was compared to Albert Schweitzer and Gandhi. The Wall Street Journal labeled him “the best known priest in the world.” Tutu was even asked to donate his genome to scientists to discover the African roots of mankind. With Nelson Mandela in jail, it fell to Tutu to steer the struggle against institutionalized racial oppression in a nonviolent direction. From his church in segregated Soweto, Tutu urged the imposition of economic sanctions against the white government. Since then, Tutu’s face has become the symbol of tolerance and goodness. However, the Archbishop’s iconic voice has also found another cause no less popular: The global campaign against Israel and the Jewish people. Tutu just promoted an appeal to the US pension fund of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association for cutting the partnership with Israeli companies. He also helped the Australian Marrickville Council approve a boycott of Israel's goods. Recently, Tutu convinced the University of Johannesburg to end its relationship with Ben-Gurion University as part of a boycott against Israeli academic institutions, resembling the dark time when German universities banned famous Jewish intellectuals such as T.W. Adorno and Albert Einstein. Archbishop Tutu also promoted the boycott of all Israeli goods by the US Food Co-Cop and he became the poster leader of the Western NGOs promoting campaigns for divestment and sanctions against the Jewish State.