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May 1, 2013
Israeli officials welcome Arab League peace plan
The Prime Minister\’s Office of Israel said it was ready to restart negotiations without preconditions after welcoming the Arab League\’s Middle East peace plan allowing for agreed-upon land swaps.
Jewish cemetery unearthed during construction work in Turkey
Gravestones and bones from an ancient Turkish Jewish cemetery were unearthed during the construction of an underground tunnel.
BBC slammed for pulling documentary on Jewish exodus from Jerusalem
An Israeli-born filmmaker is slamming the British Broadcasting Corp. for pulling his documentary on the Jewish exodus from Jerusalem in 70 A.D.
Fred Lafer, longtime Jewish leader, dies
Fred Lafer, a longtime leader of several Jewish institutions, has died.
Israeli hospital separates rare conjoined twins
A conjoined twin in Israel who was separated in a rare operation was in serious condition.
Murder of Jewish settler sparks West Bank clashes
Israeli settlers and Palestinians clashed in the West Bank more than a day after the murder of a Jewish man by a Palestinian attacker.
Paris rabbi’s attacker had assaulted another Jew, security service says
The Iranian man who attacked a rabbi in Paris had assaulted another French Jew in the same area several days earlier, the French Jewish community’s security service said.
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