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Rain pouring in Jerusalem, tears streaming down the faces of fans of Team USA, tremors shaking Chile — and always, always lunch at Eli\’s.\n
Rain pouring in Jerusalem, tears streaming down the faces of fans of Team USA, tremors shaking Chile — and always, always lunch at Eli\’s.\n
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore has invested in an Israeli start-up company with technology that promotes safe driving.
The iPhone application featuring a collection of speeches by Benito Mussolini has been withdrawn following legal threats and protests by Jewish groups.
An Israeli funded and U.S.-based cleantech company secured $350 million in funding on Monday from several major financial companies.
The remains of a prehistoric building, the earliest ever discovered in the Tel Aviv region, were discovered in Ramat Aviv.
Imagine being able to look at your mobile phone and see whether traffic is cruising along or standing still on the road up ahead.
Congregation Ner Tamid in Henderson, Nev., webcasts its bar and bat mitzvah services for family and friends who cannot attend.
The DNA of a shrouded man from the first century found in a tomb in Jerusalem has revealed the earliest known case of leprosy.
A Facebook page and fund-raising campaign have been launched to save Szarvas, central Europe\’s largest Jewish summer camp.
In his 1954 book \”Man’s Quest for God,\” theologian Abraham Joshua Heschel, bemoaning what he saw as a post-Holocaust religious malaise, took aim at those who chose to blame the prayerbook for Judaism’s woes.