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December 10, 2013
Israel’s Bedouins: Another Reasonable Plan Fails to Overcome a Volatile Political Atmosphere
Kerry heading back to Israel for more talks
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will return this week to Jerusalem and Ramallah, his second visit in two weeks.
Israel, others urged to join chemical arms treaty
Israel, Egypt and North Korea should renounce chemical weapons, especially after Syria joined the convention banning them and three other nations plan to do so, the chief of an international watchdog said on Tuesday.
Exploiting Israel’s Negev Bedouin
While many believe that a successful peace process will end demonization of Israel based on incendiary terms such as “apartheid” and “racism,” and in accompanying boycott campaigns, the evidence suggests that this hatred goes far deeper.
In defense of Hitler, by Tila Tequila
If your memory of C-list phenomenon Tila Tequila is hazy at best, the former star of the MTV reality show “A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila” and, natch, a sex tape, is out to change that. Or — more likely — she’s simply gone off the deep end of a pool nestled deep within the borders of Crazytown.
Skeletons believed from Warsaw Ghetto uprising discovered
Archaeologists in Warsaw discovered fragments of two human skeletons that likely were buried there during the Polish city’s ghetto uprising.
Knesset passes migrant detention amendment
Israel’s Knesset passed legislation that will allow the state to detain illegal migrants without trial for one year.
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