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Abu Ghosh focuses on coexistence, despite attack
When Abu Ghosh kindergarten teacher Safa Utman stepped out of her home on Nataf Street on Tuesday morning, she found that all of her family's cars' tires had been slashed, leaving her with no way to get to work.
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Today's 'Altneuland': Jerusalem's 'beauty and wisdom' season
Center Field: According to Herzl's utopian novel, "we are duty-bound to increase beauty and wisdom upon the earth until our last breath."
3 hrs ago | Jerusalem Post
Send President Peres a birthday greeting
President Shimon Peres will celebrate his 90th birthday Tuesday night at the start of his fifth annual Facing Tomorrow conferee night in Jerusalem, with hundreds of world leaders, dignitaries and famous faces in attendance.
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17:54Welfare min. allocates NIS 7.5m. to fight prostitution
Welfare Minister Meir Cohen said he has ordered the ministry to allocate a budget in the amount of NIS 7.5 million to operations against women trafficking and prostitution in Israel, during a meeting of the Knesset Committee on the Status of Women on Tuesday.
10 hrs ago | Jerusalem Post
Danino: 'Price tag' attacks could spark conflict in Israel
Police say 28 cars vandalized, houses sprayed with graffiti in Arab village in alleged "price tag" attack; Danino says arrests will be made in connection to attack "very soon"; Peres: Attack crosses a red line.
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Pioneers of the Periphery: Olim of the South
Hoping to make a meaningful contribution to a high-potential area? Interested in buying a private home for the price of an apartment? Looking for a less stressful life that has the flavor of an exotic vacation? A new wave of English-speaking Olim is heading to Israel's periphery and enjoying a genuinely southern welcome.
U.S. right to arm Syrian rebels, says Israeli president
Israeli President Shimon Peres has thrown his weight behind U.S. plans to arm Syrian rebels, shrugging off fears the weapons could be turned on Israel and exacerbate the conflict.
On Native GroundA War Without End: Patriarchy VS. the Pill
BRADENTON, Fla., March 19, 2012 -- The great American writer and philosopher Henry James coined the term "moral equivalence," and everywhere in the Middle East, the equation it describes is held fast to diplomats' hearts.
Israel's Peres Clings to Hope of Peace in Lifetime as 90 Nears
Diplomacy and negotiation should be given more time to solve the crisis over containing Iran's nuclear program , according to Israeli President Shimon Peres .
Erekat: Israel Declared the Death of the 'Two-State Solution'
The PLO's chief negotiator, Saeb Erekat, accused the Israeli government on Monday of officially having declared the death of the "two-state solution".
Bill Clinton: Israel must make peace to survive
In this Jan. 21, 2013 file photo, Naftali Bennett, head of the Jewish Home party, touches the stones of the Western Wall, the holiest site where Jews can pray, in Jerusalem's Old City.
Jerusalem-born Christian recalls '67 war
Whenever Dr. Saliba Sarsar returns to his native Jerusalem he makes a point of visiting the Liberty Bell Garden, built in 1976 in honor of the American bicentennial.
Fiji troops to join Golan peacekeeping force
Island nation to send 170 peacekeepers to help replace the 380 Austrian troops who left last week; Fijians due to arrive at end of month.
Bennett: Palestinian State? Get Over It
Bayit Yehudi head, Economics Minister Naftali Bennett, said Monday that the idea of establishing a Palestinian state has reached a dead end and should be forsaken.
Obama to meet face-to-face with staunch Syrian ally at G8 summit.
US President Barack Obama faces what could be a frosty G8 meeting with Vladimir Putin on Monday after the Russian leader clashed with the West over plans to arm Syrian rebels fighting President Bashar Assad.
'Boycott your water meters', claims activist over Southern Water's Israeli-produced machines
Cancer researcher lauds ruling against gene patents
The US Supreme Court's unanimous ruling last week that newly discovered genes belong to humankind and cannot be patented will be a boon "to patients, their families, their doctors, scientists - and common sense," said the University of Washington's Prof.
Luminaries gather to launch J'lem Press Club
A cross-section of luminaries in government, journalism and Israeli society gathered Sunday evening in the capital to inaugurate the Jerusalem Press Club , created to serve as a central hub for foreign journalists based in Israel.