Hurva Synagogue Reopens in Old City
March 15, 2010
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Jordan destroyed the Hurva synagogue in 1948. It came back to life Monday. Hamas: Grounds for war.
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‘We Made Aliyah Because of Arutz Sheva’
January 26, 2010
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Gavriel Queenann and his family decided to leave America and move to Israel after listening to a radio show on Arutz Sheva. Here is his story.
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‘We Made Aliyah Because of Arutz Sheva’
Absorption Conference: Is there Internal Israeli Racism?
January 25, 2010
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Dr. Zeev Hanin, Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Absorption: There are difficulties and struggles, but this is not racism.
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Absorption Conference: Is there Internal Israeli Racism?
IsraAID/FIRST Medic in Haiti: Only Jessica’s Eyes Were Moving
January 19, 2010
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Only the little girl’s eyes were moving, said IsraAID medic Alan Schneider. Jessica, 6, was rescued after being trapped for six days under rubble.
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IsraAID/FIRST Medic in Haiti: Only Jessica’s Eyes Were Moving
LIBI Fund Increases Support to Judaism in IDF
January 14, 2010
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Recent contributions to IDF through the LIBI Fund include a unique synagogue, six ornate Torah scrolls and an ‘Awareness-Mobile.’
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LIBI Fund Increases Support to Judaism in IDF
Tourism Soars With Record Set in December 2009
January 14, 2010
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A new report confirms December 2009 as the most visitor-laden December in Israeli history.
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Ayalon Apologizes to Turkish Ambassador
January 13, 2010
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The Foreign Ministry issued an official apology for an “inappropriate” meeting between Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister and Turkey’s Ambassador.
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Ayalon Apologizes to Turkish Ambassador
121 Students Get Scholarships in Name of 121 Fallen Soldiers
January 13, 2010
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The University of Haifa will present 121 memorial scholarships in the name of the 121 Israeli soldiers who fell in the Second Lebanon War.
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What to Choose: Local or Overseas Advisor?
January 12, 2010
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There are valid reasons for going local at this point in time.
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What to Choose: Local or Overseas Advisor?
Gerer Chassidim Attempt to Wrest Control over Arad Synagogue
January 12, 2010
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Police were called in over disturbances between Chabad and Gerrer Chassidim at the city’s Ashkenazi central synagogue.
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Gerer Chassidim Attempt to Wrest Control over Arad Synagogue
