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IsraelNN.com) Author Naomi Frankel passed away on Friday night at the Sheba medical center.
Tags: Naomi Frankel, Israel, Jerusalem, Frankel, Kibbutz, Arutz Sheva, Human Interest, Kibbutz Movement, Kibbutzim, Beit Alfa
IsraelNN.com) Minister of Culture and Sport Limor Livnat spoke this evening with Israeli Judoka (Judo practitioner) Alice Schlesinger, shortly after Schlesinger won the European Championship for women under 23.
Tags: Sport Limor Livnat, minister livnat, Israeli Judoka, Israel, Jerusalem, Israeli Jews, Limor Livnat, Government of Israel
Historically significant accounts often, oddly enough, overlook the true impact of momentous events, concentrating on the big picture at the expense of the detail that sets the scene. Thus, there is something apt in the focus of Anita Diamant's new book,...
Tags: Anita Diamant, Israel, Jerusalem, Diamant, The Red Tent, Night
The White House on Tuesday said it was dismayed by Israel's decision to build new settler homes in Jerusalem saying it would make it harder to kickstart the peace talks. "We are dismayed at the Jerusalem planning committee's decision to move forward on...
Tags: Jerusalem, Israel, Fertile Crescent, Jerusalem Governorate, Gilo, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Disputed territories, Divided cities, Politics
Jerusalem's Old City is a district containing a number of holy sites venerated by Muslims, Christians and Jews. The BBC's Heather Sharp, who moved into a home within its walls last year, reports on daily life in a dense tangle of narrow, winding alleyways....
Tags: Old City, Muslim, Israeli, Palestinians, Jerusalem, Palestine, Gaza, Israel, Fertile Crescent, Palestinian people, Religion Belief
Hundreds of haredim gathered at Jerusalem's Givat Moshe neighborhood on Saturday afternoon to protest over the operation of an Intel chip factory during Shabbat in the nearby Har Hotzvim industrial park. Large police forces were deployed in the area.
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Hundreds of Jordanians take to the streets in Amman to express deep resentment over Israeli troops' raids into the Al-Aqsa Mosque, while criticizing the attacks as part of a Judaization campaign that targets East Jerusalem Al-Quds. Participants in Friday...
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Haaretz.com, the online edition of Haaretz Newspaper in Israel, offers real-time breaking news, opinions and analysis from Israel and the Middle East. Haaretz.com provides extensive and in-depth coverage of Israel, the Jewish World and the Middle East,...
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Last updated on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009 3:00AM EST F irst thing Performing Arts Had enough of vampires? Step into the magical, steamy world of an 1880s Paris cabaret as the Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents Moulin Rouge: The Ballet , rich with lavish costumes,...
Tags: Bald Eagle Festival Feel, Israel, Jerusalem, Scavengers, East Vancouver, Bald Eagle, Eagles, Haliaeetus
In creating such movement a sort of flamboyant awkwardness Ms. Sher and Mr. Harari are strongly influenced by another, more experienced Israeli choreographer, Ohad Naharin, and his Gaga movement training, which aims for its practitioners to push past...
Tags: Israel, Jerusalem, Gaga, Ohad Naharin, Harar