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A view from Israel: Diamond in the rough
Like many before him, Dennis Ross places the blame for the stagnant peace process squarely on Israel.
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Another Tack: Losing proportions
Offensive placards always proliferated in Natorei Karta neighborhoods.
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Eisenbuds Odyssey: Imagine
The battlefield has changed, but the game remains the same: Destroy or discredit Israel.
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Consider this: Bleak house
“I have finally received some measure of belated justice, and I would like to believe that more will come.”
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The Human Sprit: Learning from each other
There is no way to undercut the devotion it takes to bring up 10 children, as is common for haredim.
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Interesting Times: Why size matters
If haredim were a small, marginal minority we could let them retreat to their own neighborhoods.
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Most exciting week in recent memory for Israeli politics
JPost political correspondent Gil Hoffman discusses this week’
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Should Israeli law permit civil marriage?
The answer is yes: It is the most likely to help this country become a more Jewish and a more democratic state.
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Keeping an eye open
A retrospective of Jacques Katmor’s work reflects the multidisciplinary artist’s desire to challenge the accepted norms.
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Art is what you make of it
Renana Raz presents her Youtube innovation YouMake ReMake
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Good migrations
The Agamon Park has more to offer the visitor than just birdwatching.
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NJ synagogue firebomb injures rabbi
Rabbi injured in fourth incident against New Jersey synagogues in a month; synagogue leaders to re-examine security.
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Citizenship law decision is a stain on Israels law books
MK Gal-On, ACRI slam High Court decision to uphold law that excludes Palestinians married to Israelis from naturalizing; Sa’ar: The Left blames political influence when court decisions aren’t to its liking.
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Egypt army unlikely to turn over control fully
Jimmy Carter doubts that Egypt’s military rulers would completely submit to a civilian government, ‘New York Times’ reports.
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2 years after quake, Haiti a mess with a ray of hope
Jewish humanitarian groups nearing end of missions in country hope locals will continue their work.
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Reporters Notebook: Puah Institute conference
Caught between open-mindedness and extremism, fertility organization only invites male speakers to address crowd.
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US judge dismisses 9/11 Binladen firm lawsuits
Plaintiffs claim Saudi Binladin Group helped fund bin Laden’s militant activities leading up to the 2001 attacks.
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Yad Sarah served 420,000 people in 2011
Volunteer organization lent 270,000 pieces of medical equipment for the bedridden and oxygen-producing machines.
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Orlev: Govt must reform mental-health services
National Council of the Child head Dr. Yitzhak Kadman decries ‘