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During Yom Kippur, Air Pollution Levels All Over Israel Plummet to Near Zero
Dominik Doehler, ZAVIT* Environment and Science News Agency
October 7, 2019
Letters to the Editor: Trump, Marriage, Partisan Divide on Israel and Women’s March
Jewish Journal
January 31, 2018
Greens launch environmental campaign on Tu B’Shevat
Jewish Journal
January 25, 2013
Two Jewish groups launched a joint initiative promoting environmentally friendly living on Tu B\’Shevat, Jewish arbor day.
Birds of a feather flock together in Hula Valley
Jewish Journal
November 29, 2012
Every winter, hundreds of millions of tourists (some of them no larger than a finger) defy travel warnings to visit the Holy Land. They don’t spend much money in Israel, and some stay for only a few hours. They visit the country’s “pubs” before flying off again.
Opinion: The end is nigh. Seriously.
Marty Kaplan
June 18, 2012
In countless cartoons, there’s a guy in a robe and long beard who’s walking around carrying a sign saying The End Is Nigh. The joke is that he’s ridiculous – some loony who takes the Book of Revelation literally. But what if the joke’s on us?
Finding Judaism in the great outdoors
Sue Fishkoff
June 3, 2008
Two rabbis are helping Jews find a path to Judaism off the beaten track. Each has written a new guidebook to take along on that hike
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