Predictor headlines the third intifada proved 'from this time, at least for now. This conclusion is obvious from the events of yesterday in East Jerusalem and the 'de. Yet the distance seemed Bible 'entity Israeli – Palestinian Another significant, with Jerusalem at its center, going shorter and shorter. Read More »

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Ministry of Finance will return more than 20 thousand Holocaust survivors around 32 million. In some cases, the treasury funds pulled accounts of survivors, a commitment to sign a permission that allows the Treasury to do so. Read More »

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Like boxers who heard the bell, like rhinos during the mating season, that’s what the sparring between Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu has come to resemble. Read More »

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In the next frame of this cartoon, Benjamin Netanyahu will find himself running in thin air, then a moment later fall into the abyss. It’s a frame we’ve seen before, one that always brings a smile in cartoons. But not in life. The prime minister is warning that if he’s ousted, Barack Obama will go down with him. Read More »

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The news broke this week that the cabinet has authorized a national plan to reverse Israeli brain drain, at a cost of NIS 1.3 billion. The plan includes setting up 30 university excellence centers, focusing on predefined fields of research and recruiting top Israeli researchers from both outside and inside the country. Read More »

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The president of Brazil, who visited Israel this week, defines himself as a negotiator and not as an ideologue. “I was born into the politics of dialogue, I became president of this country through dialogue and I have conducted my entire presidency by means of dialogue,” he told Haaretz. Read More »

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The cancellation of the visit by American envoy George Mitchell, who has been delegated to renew the diplomatic negotiations, embodies the slippery slope facing Israel during the past week. Read More »

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Fifteen police officers and some 40 Palestinian protesters were injured in East Jerusalem on Tuesday in a series of clashes during the orchestrated “Day of Rage” announced by Hamas. Police predict that Palestinian rioters will continue to stage violent protests on Wednesday in East Jerusalem and elsewhere. Read More »

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The Knesset yesterday passed a new law governing the Bank of Israel. The legislation includes provisions establishing a six-member monetary committee at the central bank, to be chaired by the bank’s governor, which will set policy on other goals of the bank in addition to determining monetary policy. Read More »

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Published this week the government approved a national plan to return the Israeli forces at a cost of 1.3 billion. Burns 'Rt plan will be set up to 30 centers of excellence in research universities Mo' Dream in advance, and Y. covered them leading Israeli researchers, from Israel and abroad. Read More »

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Several leading banks will appeal Antitrust Commissioner Ronit Kan’s decision of April last year that five banks colluded from the 1990s through 2004 in setting the commission fees their customers pay. Read More »

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President of Brazil, who visited Israel this week, from Deir himself negotiating and Caidiaolo. "I man born in the politics of Diallo. I became president by Diallo, and all the presidential period I conducted by Diallo, '" he told Haaretz. Read More »

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Investing in companies in crisis is a risky business, but it also proffers the potential of handsome gains. But the way you gauge investment in shares or bonds of troubled companies should be completely different from the way you examine potential investment in healthy companies. Read More »

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Partner Communications, which does business in Israel as Orange, announced yesterday that its CEO, David Avner, will step down in October after almost four years in the post. The cellular service provider’s new CEO will be Eli Glickman, who was recently appointed Avner’s deputy. Read More »

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Undo U.S. envoy's visit''major''Mitchell, deposited the renewal of political negotiations, illustrates the slippery slope that Israel found itself last week. Read More »

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Cellular telephone service provider Partner Communications is in the advanced stages of acquiring the Tapuz People (Tapuz Anashim) Web site in an insider transfrom Ilan Ben-Dov’s Suny Electronics firm. Ben-Dov recently acquired a controlling interest in Partner, which does business as Orange, and wants to merge Tapuz with Partner. Read More »

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It was Tel Aviv’s first mayor, Meir Dizengoff, who supposedly declared “Jews don’t like to bathe in the sea,” though no one is sure when he said it. Yet the statement still reflected the founders’ attitude toward the city’s most obvious asset. Read More »

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Tensions ran high in Jerusalem on Tuesday while Washington waits for Israel’s response to demands raised by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that could help defuse the diplomatic crisis with the United States. Clinton’s demands include the cancellation of the Ramat Shlomo construction project in East Jerusalem, which was announced during U.S. Read More »

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Israeli reporter Yotam Feldman was interrogated by Egyptian police on Tuesday, a day after he was arrested trying to cross into Israel with a number of illegal African Migrants. Feldman, who works for a number of Israeli publications including Haaretz, was on a 10-day leave from the newspaper at the time of his arrest. Read More »

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Riots in Jerusalem, today photo: Emil Salman 'and Ram Senior military Central Command said tonight (Tuesday) against the riots in Jerusalem that Agha John Hamas does "cynical use of holy places." According to him, see John trying to bring the religious element which "can be dangerous. Read More »

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Riots in Jerusalem, today photo: Emil Salman stones were thrown tonight (Tuesday) at the two buses beautiful street in Jaffa. One bus rear window was shattered, but no reports of dec. bad. Police force that 'Ia preliminary scans to perform other suspects, and an hour is not known what the background to the event. Read More »

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Clinton. Tried to appease Published: – According to Office of the Prime Minister has tonight (Tuesday) A 'which according to U.S. secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, according to which Israel must prove its commitment to peace. Read More »

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Riots in Jerusalem, today photo: Olivier Fitoussi in the Ras al – Page Jerusalem were shot this evening (Tuesday) the number of shots at an Israeli security guard, probably a pistol. Read More »

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Clinton. U.S. security is committed''in Shirel Published: – According to U.S. secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, said today (Tuesday) that the relationship between the U.S. and Israel is us "closer and unshakeable." Tension against the Berthe between Israel and the U.S. Read More »

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Listeners "Kol Israel" hear the news and interpretations, from the sound of wailing about the entertainers' Merlot of public broadcasting in Israel, and in fact the jobs salaries. Necessary public broadcasting professional, credible and independent, and has a place, besides those, indeed, are characteristics. Read More »

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A 'distinguished friends hand, you buttock' Did you hear up there? You'd think jets-15, -16 and -35 up produce in the industrial area of Herzliya, and submarines carrying missiles manufactured in Ashdod. Can 'think of the Israeli economy from the shovel where the' shovel power of Nochi Dankner and Lev Leviev. Read More »

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Over a thousand Latvian Nazi veterans marched Tuesday through the freezing streets of Riga as part of a peaceful commemoration for their fellow World War II comrades who died fighting alongside Nazi Germany. Read More »

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