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In Israel, Values of a Holy Respite Are Adapted for a High-Tech World - New York Times Thu, 25 Sep 2014 06:49:21 GMT

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In Israel, Values of a Holy Respite Are Adapted for a High-Tech World
New York Times
During the last two shmita cycles, controversy erupted between the religious and the more-religious in Israel over a century-old workaround that enables Jews to temporarily transfer ownership of their lands to non-Jews so it can still be cultivated ...
How Farmers in Israel Are Preparing for a Rare Biblical Event That Starts This ...TheBlaze.com
A new look in Israel for Shmita, the year of restThe Jewish Journal of Greater L.A.
Jews In Israel Are Getting Ready For This Rare EventWestern Journalism

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Arab Resolution on Israel Defeated at IAEA Meeting - ABC News Thu, 25 Sep 2014 17:20:21 GMT

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Arab Resolution on Israel Defeated at IAEA Meeting
ABC News
Backed by 18 Arab states, including Syria, the resolution expressed concern "about the Israeli nuclear capabilities," urging Israel to join the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and put its nuclear facilities under international oversight. The Jewish ...
UN nuclear assembly rejects Arab bid to pressure IsraelReuters
UN nuclear assembly rejects Arab bid criticizing Israel's 'atomic arsenal'Haaretz
Israel says Iran used Parchin military site for testing nuclear detonation ...Jerusalem Post

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Chinese Firms Swoop Into Israel Looking for Tech Investments - Wall Street Journal Wed, 24 Sep 2014 16:29:43 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Chinese Firms Swoop Into Israel Looking for Tech Investments
Wall Street Journal
TEL AVIV—Chinese investors are pouring millions into Israel-focused, tech-investment funds—as well as launching their own funds and investing directly in Israeli startups—amid a frenzy of tech investment and deal making here. Yongjin Group Inc., a ...
Should Israel welcome the flood of foreign investment?Haaretz

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Israel counts the cost of the 50-day Gaza war - Middle East Eye Wed, 24 Sep 2014 11:26:53 GMT

New York Times

Israel counts the cost of the 50-day Gaza war
Middle East Eye
The social protests in Israel during the summers of 2011 and 2012 left their mark on the Israeli political scene. Politicians who got into parliament by promising to improve the standard of living have agreed that the money for much-needed social ...
Israeli Forces Kill 2 Palestinian Suspects in Murders of Jewish TeenagersNew York Times
Israeli forces kill two Hamas members suspected in kidnapping, killing of 3 teensWashington Post
Opinion: United States attack in Syria parallels Israel's in GazaJerusalem Post
BBC News -USA TODAY
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The most common baby name for boys in Israel is Mohammed. The Israeli ... - Vox Wed, 24 Sep 2014 15:10:56 GMT

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The most common baby name for boys in Israel is Mohammed. The Israeli ...
Vox
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported a bit of an odd story on Sunday: Mohammed is the most common name for newborn boys in Israel in the last Jewish calendar year, but the official government report said it was Yosef — typically an Israeli Jewish name.
Talk in Synagogue of Israel and Gaza Goes From Debate to Wrath to RageNew York Times
Why America Loves Israel, Israel Loves Us, and Europe Hates Us BothAmerican Thinker
Another view: Professor's opinion on Israel cannot go unchallengedWest Hartford News
Jerusalem Post -CommDigiNews -Jewish Daily Forward
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Israel's Bloated War Machine - The Nation. Thu, 25 Sep 2014 20:20:38 GMT

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Israel's Bloated War Machine
The Nation.
The OECD's 2014 “Education at a Glance” report, published in Paris on September 9, found that Israeli expenditure per student is one of the lowest among industrialized countries. In 2011, for example, it spent $4,058 per student on pre-primary ...
Israel gives military 10% spending boost, covers Gaza campaign costsRT
Israel ups military budget after Gaza warPress TV
Israel to increase 2015 defence budget by over 10 percentwww.worldbulletin.net
Haaretz -JNS.org
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews cause chaos on flight to Israel - Telegraph.co.uk Thu, 25 Sep 2014 18:06:17 GMT

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Ultra-Orthodox Jews cause chaos on flight to Israel
Telegraph.co.uk
One passenger described the entire experience as an 11-hour nightmare. "El Al does everything it can to give its passengers the best possible service year-round,” an airline spokesman said. “These days bring with them a peak in air traffic to Israel ...

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'Israel the Only Place in Middle East Where Christians are Safe' - Arutz Sheva Thu, 25 Sep 2014 12:55:19 GMT

Arutz Sheva

'Israel the Only Place in Middle East Where Christians are Safe'
Arutz Sheva
Greek Orthodox priest Father Gabriel Nadaf, a leader of the Aramaean Christian minority in Israel, spoke before the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on Tuesday in a strong show of support for the Jewish state. Despite speaking before a body that has ...
Israel, the Only Safe Place for Christians in the Middle EastShalom Life
Arab-Israeli Priest to UN: 'Israel Only Safe Haven For Christians in Middle ...Algemeiner
Priest Tells UN: 'Israel Only Place Christians Are Safe in Middle East'Jspace News
The Times of Israel
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Israel downs Syrian warplane it says violated its Golan airspace - Reuters Tue, 23 Sep 2014 09:21:28 GMT

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Israel downs Syrian warplane it says violated its Golan airspace
Reuters
The Israeli military said its U.S.-made Patriot missile air defence system shot down a Syrian Russian-built Sukhoi fighter plane that had "infiltrated Israeli airspace" over the territory, captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war. It was the ...
Israel Military Shoots Down Syrian AircraftABC News
Israel shoots down Syrian warplane over Golan HeightsWashington Post
Israeli Military Shoots Down Syrian AircraftWall Street Journal
The Guardian -Aljazeera.com
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Israel's legendary Mossad steps out of the shadows in recruitment drive - Fox News Wed, 24 Sep 2014 21:20:44 GMT

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Israel's legendary Mossad steps out of the shadows in recruitment drive
Fox News
There was a time when the recruiting methods of the Mossad were as secretive as the spy work of Israel's world-famous intelligence agency itself, but times have changed. This week, the legendary agency stepped out from the shadows and launched a glossy ...

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