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As U.S. robustly debates Iran deal, Western Europe exhibits ‘fatigue’
Written by Alina Dain Sharon and Sean Savage The Iran nuclear deal has dominated the foreign policy debate in the U.S.…
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A year in, does the Iran nuclear deal alleviate global and Israeli fears?
The nuclear agreement signed on July 14, 2015, between Iran and the P5+1 powers—the United States, the United Kingdom, France,…
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Israel’s national library turns the page with an eye on community, technology
The recent groundbreaking ceremony for the new building of the National Library of Israel (NLI), a major event in the history of…
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Netanyahu to Biden: Israel’s ties with Arab states ‘solid base’ for peace, stability
In a joint press conference with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized…
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New Israeli-American policy group seeks more activity on state and local levels
The Israeli-American Council (IAC), a non-profit organization providing various means of support for the estimated Israeli-American population of 500,…
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Israel advocates, opponents celebrate Chicago school divestment bill
Both the pro-Israel and anti-Israel camps are celebrating the passage of a college campus divestment measure. That doesn't…
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Hillary Clinton and Israel: a timeline
Sen. Bernie Sanders is surging in the polls, but Hillary Clinton has long been the front-runner for the Democratic nomination in…
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Conservative Judaism’s rebranding effort could signal a sea change
Conservative Judaism has always had something akin to middle-child syndrome: squeezed on both sides by the Orthodox and Reform movements. But…
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Teen attacks French-Jewish teacher with machete
MARSEILLE, FRANCE – A Jewish man was attacked with a machete by a teenager in Marseille, France, on Monday in an apparent anti-…
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Christian philanthropy group tackles poverty in Israel
A recently released report by Israel's National Insurance Institute shows that 1.7 million Israelis live under the poverty line,…
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Parents of Ezra Schwartz, Boston-area terror victim, visit Israel to see ‘where his soul is’
Ezra Schwartz's body was buried in the United States. But the way his family sees it, his soul remains in…
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Finding nuance in Vatican’s Jewish-Catholic relations ‘Reflection’
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PA’s Abbas calls Palestinian terror attacks ‘justified popular uprising’
(JNS.org) — Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said that the ongoing wave of Palestinian terror attacks in Israel is a "justified…
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For persecuted Mideast Christians, Obama admin tongue-tied on genocide
While Christians in Iraq and Syria face the threat of extinction at the hands of the Islamic State terror group, the U.…
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Hanukkah in Paris: a time to celebrate life, express unity, and be proud
What do Jan. 7 and 9, 2016, mean to you? Unless these dates have some personal significance to we who live in…
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Armenians celebrate Christmas in the Holy Land
Scouts with their colorful uniforms gather. More than 20 Armenian bishops and priests stand in Manger Square in Bethlehem to greet the…
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How Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein cracked the code on Jewish-evangelical relations
Written by Jacob Kamaras Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein cracked the code on relations between Jews and evangelical Christians. His next "Mission: Impossible&…
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Bidding farewell to Ezra Schwartz, American victim of Palestinian terror
It was eerily quiet in the old Ben Gurion Airport building in Tel Aviv on Saturday night, considering the bustle of vacationers…
