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Right-Wing Donor Adam Milstein Has Spent Millions of Dollars to Stifle the BDS Movement and Attack Critics of Israeli Policy
“He is uniquely proud of such aggressive, anti-speech tactics to suppress people of color. This is a war of personal attacks.” By Alex Kane.
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As U.S. Jerusalem Consulate Shuts, Pro-Israel Envoy Takes On Palestinian Relations
The U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem long served as a key diplomatic line to the Palestinian Authority. Now the U.S. is downgrading the mission and merging it with the Embassy to Israel.
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Futuristic Snack Developed in Israel Invokes the Space Age
Israeli food and beverage manufacturer Strauss Group Inc. is testing out a futuristic new snack, made with the same technology used by NASA food scientists to develop food for astronauts—and to make instant coffee. A nutritional cube made from freeze-dried and pressed vegetables, fruits, and grains, the new snack indeed looks like something astronauts could enjoy during missions, or like something the Jetsons’ robotic maid could have whipped up. Strauss further invokes the space age by naming its newest snack Astro.
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Polish PM cancels trip to Israel over Holocaust row
Morawiecki pulls out after officials voice anger at Netanyahu comments.
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A Beloved Israeli Snack Prepares to Take Bigger Bite Out of American Market
Bamba, a peanut butter-flavored puffed corn snack, is synonymous with Israeli childhood. Generations of Israeli kids grew up eating Bamba—which is considered highly nutritious and is often credited with lowering peanut allergy rates in the country—since it was introduced in the 1960s.
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Do We Have Confidence In Jesus If So How Do Find It
https://youtu.be/e_Kz7nKu5Nw Genesis Chapter 35 Confidence in Jesus In this chapter God changed Jacob's name to Israel. There was given much instructions on where Israel and his people would live and how God would bless him. God is so faithful with His promises! He promised Abraham that his descendants would be
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Arab Christians protest 'McJesus' sculpture in Israel
Hundreds of Arab Christians call for the removal of a crucified Ronald McDonald museum exhibit in Haifa city.
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Israeli device seeks to protect swimmers from drowning in pools
Israeli startup Coral Detection Systems unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week a product that it says is able to quickly detect drownings in swimming pools and alert rescuers. The product, Coral Manta, which the company calls “the first of its kind,” is a hexagonal-shaped device — the same shape as the large flattened manta ray fish it’s partly named after — powered by solar panels covering its surface.
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Simcha Rotem, last surviving fighter in Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, dies at 94
Rotem fought Nazis in city streets, later helped rebels flee through sewers; Netanyahu says, 'His story will forever be with our people'
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The Occupation of the American Mind: Israel's Public Relations War in the United States
Media Education Foundation
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Is Israel’s silence in the Khashoggi case due to its involvement?
Le Figaro’s correspondent in Israel analyses Tel Aviv’s “late reaction” to Jamal Khashoggi’s murder. The newspaper supports Edward Snowden’s thesis. The latter accused Israel of being indirectly involved in the assassination by providing spyware to Riyadh to help trace this “dissident”.
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How Israel became the most promising land for clean meat
On August 5, 2013, Dutch scientist Mark Post presented to the world the first lab-grown burger ever created. The event took place in London, the burger was cooked by chef Richard McGeown, and only Hanni Ruetzler and Josh Schonwald – two food critics – could taste it. Hanni Ruetzler said that it tasted like meat, “just not as juicy.”
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Jordan seeks to end Israel land lease
Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he will try to extend the lease on two border areas.
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Israel fines New Zealand women $18,000 for urging Lorde concert boycott
Judge rules ‘artistic welfare’ of three Israeli teenagers was harmed by actions of Justine Sachs and Nadia Abu-Shanab
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Saudi head of “World Muslim League” calls for cooperation with Israel
Abdul Karim Issa, head of the Saudi-controlled “World Muslim League”, has officially called for cooperation with the Zionist entity of Israel, after meeting with high-ranking Zionist representatives in New York. In a shocking statement, Saudi cleric and head of the “World Muslim Leage” (WML), Abdul Karim Issa has openly called for cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the Zionist entity of Israel. This highly controversial statement, which goed directly against the policies and beliefs that nearly the entire Islamic...
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Poll: Trump increasingly unpopular globally - except in Israel
While America's global image has "plummeted" during US President Donald Trump's presidency, Israelis give high marks to his administration and the country as a whole, according to the Pew Research Center. Israelis were often three times more likely to give Trump a positive rating than those surveyed in other allied countries, i
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Kosovo offers Israel an embassy in exchange for recognition
President of Kosovo says his country would open an embassy in Jerusalem if Israel recognizes it as an independent state.
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Israel declares it is above the law
Israel’s critics often describe the country as being above the law, but until now this has never been brazenly declared by its government. Documents published this week shows a legal representative of the Israeli government audaciously claiming that Israel can “legislate anywhere in the world,” that it is “entitled to violate the sovereignty of foreign countries,” and that it “is allowed to ignore the directives of international law in any field it desires”.
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Russia blames Israel after plane shot down
Russia has said Syria shot down one of its military planes - but laid the blame for the deaths of the 15 personnel on board with Israel. The defence ministry said Israeli jets put the Il-20 plane into the path of Syrian air defence systems on Monday after failing to give Moscow enough warning of a strike on Syrian targets.
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Fancy a 13,000-year-old beer, anyone?
Researchers believe they have found the world's oldest brewery in a prehistoric cave in Israel.
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