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August 13, 2014
BREAKING: Israeli police confirm rocket fired from Gaza landed in Southern Israel
Rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel two hours before the deadline of a 72-hour cease-fire between Hamas and Israel.
Pianist Inon Barnatan to bewitch audience with one of Mozart’s greatest concertos
Soloists such as Van Cliburn and, more recently, Lang Lang, made their mark on the world’s stage at a relatively young age. But such careers often hit a plateau or, worse, suffer burnout. Other artists, like the 35-year-old Israeli-born pianist Inon Barnatan, grow more gradually.
Hamas spokesman denies any rockets fired from Gaza at Israel
A Hamas spokesman denied on Wednesday any rockets had been fired from the Gaza Strip at Israel, after the Israeli military and police reported a rocket launched from the territory had landed in southern Israel.
Argentine children of ‘Disappeared’ learn of Jewish parentage
When Mariana Perez was a teenager, whenever she went out to dance and met a boy she liked, she would ask his age. If she was older than he was, she wouldn’t get involved, because there was a chance he might be her younger brother, one of the 500 babies abducted during Argentina’s military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983.
Judea Pearl: Standing up for Israel on campus
It’s going to be a tough year on campus.
Hope must once again conquer “The Rabin Square”
It now seems as if thousands of light years have passed between the summer of 2011 and the summer of 2014. It is hard to believe that the same “city square”, once an open arena for hopeful debates involving social issues and reform, has now recently become an arena of confrontation between the violent and hostile groups about \”Operation Protective Edge.\”