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UN's Ban Ki-Moon accuses Israel of 'breeding' Palestinian terror attacks - Jerusalem Post Israel News Thu, 17 Dec 2015 00:38:52 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

UN's Ban Ki-Moon accuses Israel of 'breeding' Palestinian terror attacks Jerusalem Post Israel News At the conference, which was organized by the UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation on the Question of Jerusalem, Israel was also accused of conducting ethnic ... Group: Israel used 'excessive' force against PalestiniansU.S. News & World Report The Creepy Anti-Israel Dolls for KidsDaily Beast UN-sponsored conference accuses Israel of 'ethnic cleansing' in JerusalemYnetnews The Guardian all 1,472 news articles »

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'ISIS-inspired terror plot sought to target Israel's embassy in Berlin' - Jerusalem Post Israel News Wed, 16 Dec 2015 16:45:06 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

'ISIS-inspired terror plot sought to target Israel's embassy in Berlin' Jerusalem Post Israel News BERLIN - The public prosecutor in Berlin charged two men, both of whom are believed to have been inspired by Islamic State, with planning an attack on Israel's embassy or another Israeli institution between December 2014 and July 2015, Tobiah Kaehni a ... Jerusalem Attacks Subside, but Not Palestinian Ire, as Israel Clamps DownNew York Times Discriminatory policies risk Israel's longtime bipartisan US supportLos Angeles Times US issues Israel travel warning over terror attacksThe Times of Israel Ynetnews -Algemeiner all 355 news articles »

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Jordanian air force dismisses pilot who refused to visit Israel - Jerusalem Post Israel News Wed, 16 Dec 2015 18:48:43 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Jordanian air force dismisses pilot who refused to visit Israel Jerusalem Post Israel News A Jordanian pilot has reportedly been discharged from the Hashemite kingdom's air force after he refused to visit Israel as part of a joint military venture between the two neighboring countries. Social media users on the east bank of the Jordan were ... Jordanian air force pilots pay 'working visit' to IsraelThe Times of Israel Report: Jordanian Air Force Pilots Came to Israel on 'Cooperation Visit'Haaretz all 5 news articles »

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UN index ranks Israel as one of world's most developed countries - Jerusalem Post Israel News Wed, 16 Dec 2015 15:25:38 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

UN index ranks Israel as one of world's most developed countries Jerusalem Post Israel News Using the UN's index, Israel ranks 18 out of a 188 countries in human development, earning the classification of one of 49 countries with “Very High Human Development.” In this unique index, which ranks countries into four different tiers, Israel ... Israel Ranks 18th on UN Human Development IndexAlgemeiner Israel: the 18th best place in the world to live Photo: ShuttershockYnetnews all 28 news articles »

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More than 200 South African scholars pledge support for Israel boycott - Jerusalem Post Israel News Wed, 16 Dec 2015 17:35:54 GMT

Jerusalem Post Israel News

More than 200 South African scholars pledge support for Israel boycott Jerusalem Post Israel News The group, which includes university professors as well as scholars at research institutes and think tanks, says it is “deeply disturbed by Israel's illegal occupation of Palestinian land, the intolerable human rights violations that it inflicts on all ... Israel College Heads Blast Anthropologists for BDS PushForward Why 2015 was a bad year for IsraelYnetnews Israeli university heads protest US anthropologists' boycott measureJewish Telegraphic Agency all 17 news articles »

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Dispute With Egypt Threatens Israeli Gas Plan - Wall Street Journal Wed, 16 Dec 2015 10:46:28 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Dispute With Egypt Threatens Israeli Gas Plan Wall Street Journal TEL AVIV—A dispute between Israel and Egypt over a natural-gas deal is threatening to derail ambitious but controversial plans by Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu to turn his country into a fossil-fuel powerhouse. Egypt has frozen plans to import ... and more »

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Inscription on Slab Points to Ancient Jewish Community on Israel's Lake Kinneret - Haaretz Thu, 17 Dec 2015 01:44:46 GMT

Haaretz

Inscription on Slab Points to Ancient Jewish Community on Israel's Lake Kinneret Haaretz Artzi is running the excavation with Dr. Haim Cohen, the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Nature and Parks Authority. The scientists also identified the words amen and marmaria – probably meaning marble – but some believe it refers to Mary, Jesus ... Israeli archaeologists find Hebrew inscriptions on ancient slab of marble near ...Jerusalem Post Israel News all 6 news articles »

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Israel to host Federal Government's first 'innovation landing pad' for ... - ABC Online Wed, 16 Dec 2015 13:10:22 GMT

ABC Online

Israel to host Federal Government's first 'innovation landing pad' for ... ABC Online "We in Australia have watched Israel's economy rise from an economy primarily based on agriculture and traditional manufacturing sector to a technologically advanced nation," Mr Pyne told a room full of the CEOs of some of Israel's most promising start ... Foreign Banks Increasingly Investing in Israeli InnovationAlgemeiner $41m Jaffa penthouse said to be priciest in IsraelThe Times of Israel all 32 news articles »

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Israel Says Not Enough Evidence To Try Duma Arson Attack Suspects - Newsweek Thu, 17 Dec 2015 00:45:58 GMT

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Israel Says Not Enough Evidence To Try Duma Arson Attack Suspects Newsweek Israel does not have enough evidence to prosecute the suspects in the July arson attack in the West Bank village of Duma that killed three members of a Palestinian family, including an 18-month-old baby, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said on ... Israel claims evidence lacking in burning alive of Palestinian babyThe Electronic Intifada (blog) all 4 news articles »

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What Israel Tells Us About Affirmative Action and Race - New York Times Wed, 16 Dec 2015 08:21:57 GMT

New York Times

What Israel Tells Us About Affirmative Action and Race New York Times In the mid-2000s, four of Israel's most selective universities adopted an admissions policy that favored underprivileged applicants. The program is completely race-neutral and need-blind: Applicants are not evaluated on their ethnicity or their ... and more »