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December 27, 2012
Netanyahu, Jordan’s Abdullah discuss Syrian chemical weapons
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has secretly met Jordan\’s King Abdullah in Amman to discuss the risk of Syria\’s chemical weapons falling into the hands of Islamist militants, Israeli media reports said on Wednesday.
Brooklyn man indicted for throwing bleach in rabbi’s face
A Brooklyn fishmonger was indicted for allegedly throwing a cup of bleach in the face of a Chasidic rabbi who had accused the man\’s father of being a sexual predator.
Ex-Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman indicted for fraud
Former Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman was indicted on charges of fraud and breach of trust.
Fight for women’s equality at the Western Wall fails to move secular Israelis
Few American tourists to Israel forget their first visit to the Western Wall. They put notes in the cracks, whisper prayers and take photos against the backdrop of Judaism’s holiest site.
Leon Morgenstern, first director of surgery and founder of Center for Healthcare Ethics at Cedars-Si
Dr. Leon Morgenstern, Cedars-Sinai’s inaugural director of surgery and founder of its Center for Healthcare Ethics, died on Dec. 23. He was 93.
Moshe Lazar, Sephardic Literature Scholar, 84
Professor Moshe Lazar was a Renaissance man and polymath whose studies ranged across the centuries, from medieval Sephardic life and writings to modern Hebrew poetry, according to his colleagues and students at USC.