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French decision sheds light on legality of West Bank settlements
On 23 March this year, the Versaille Court of Appeal in France delivered a very significant judgment in a case brought by the Association France-Palestine Solidarit and joined by the Palestine Liberation Organisation , against French companies Societ Alstom and Veolia Transport .
Israel's History in Pictures: The Cigarbox Collection
The following was written by Lenny David of Efrat, formerly of AIPAC, who created the website for a Picture a Day after realizing the extent of the Library of Congress archive of pictures - and the "Cigarbox Collection": Dr.
Analysts expect "nothing much new" from Kerry's Middle East tour
The United States Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Israel on Thursday as part of his efforts to restart the peace process, but analysts expect "nothing much new" from his tour and caution the public to lower expectations.
Farrow among group visiting Israel
The Rev. Thomas Farrow, pastor of First Baptist Church, 900 College St., Clinton, is among a group of 37 visiting the Holy Land.
Israel in the Gardens | Hotel offers lap of luxury in a breathtaking landscape
Stroll the moonlike terrain along the rim of the Ramon Crater in southern Israel and you'll feel like you're walking on the edge of the world.
Israel in the Gardens | Hitting all the high notes for the Holy Land
From Israeli covers to Old World klezmer, the main stage will be rockin', rollin' and even croonin' from late morning till late afternoon on June 2 at Israel in the Gardens.
Israel in the Gardens | Archaeological finds continue to reveal Jerusalem's layers
Rabbi Barnea Selevan, an Old City expert and a veteran tour guide in Jerusalem, is excited about a series of archaeological digs in the vicinity of the Western Wall that are peeling back layers of history and illustrating historical events at the center of the Jewish universe.
Grapevine: The lion has roared
Yediot Aharonot reported on Thursday that yet another Hollywood celebrity -Robert De Niro- was coming to Israel to join President Shimon Peres in celebrating his 90th birthday.
If you decide to check out the new Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at the Museum of Science in Boston, make sure you don't touch anything -- some of the artifacts are 3,000 years old.
Palestine condemns Israeli attack on Argentine diplomatic vehicle
The Palestinian National Authority condemned the attack by Israeli soldiers against a car belonging to Argentina's embassy in the Middle East country and praised Argentine support to the Palestinian cause.
OutTraveler Goes to Israel: Eliad Cohen
Eliad Cohen wants to sleep with you-in a piazza near the Ponte Vecchio, with the waves of Leblon crashing out front, high above the streets of Chelsea, or late at night on a terrace in the heart of Tel Aviv.
Israeli family of 8 wanders into Jordan
An ultra-Orthodox couple and their six children were picked up by Jordanian authorities Wednesday night after illegally crossing the border into the neighboring country.
Physicists Create Quantum Link Between Photons That Don't Exist at the Same Time
Now they're just messing with us. Physicists have long known that quantum mechanics allows for a subtle connection between quantum particles called entanglement, in which measuring one particle can instantly set the otherwise uncertain condition, or "state," of another particle - even if it's light years away.
Palestinians have little faith in Kerry effort Palestinians believe...
Palestinians believe the U.S. effort to restart peace talks is doomed, and they're preparing instead to resume their campaign of seeking membership in key international organizations as soon as next month, officials told The arrives on another peace mission, Israel and the Palestinians appear to be as divided as ever over the issue of Israeli ... (more)
My father's congregation in central Pennsylvania gave them a Mediterranean cruise and a trip to the Holy Land as a thank you for a decade of service.
West Bank Businesses Seek Growth Amid Uncertainty
Rami El-Zogheir, general manager of Hebron's Golf & Horse Footwear, says he's ready to expand into other Arab markets.
Wayne Federman coming back for laughs
The last time Los Angeles-based comedian Wayne Federman performed in Israel 10 years ago, it was the aftermath of the Second Intifada.
On Israel, apartheid and Steven Hawking's boycott for anything but peace
DOES accusing Israel of apartheid reduce the history of South African blacks and demonise Israel? Yes, says The Rev.
Even the State Dep't knows the Temple Mount truth
In Saudi Arabia, the public practice of any religion other than Islam is prohibited, and the government enforced restrictions on religious freedom.