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Bush to Knesset: U.S. stands with Israel, Masada will not fall again/ Ynet
During special Knesset session in his honor, US president criticizes deadly tactics of extremist groups, denounces anti-Semitism, 'especially by those who want to wipe Israel off the map.' PM tells Bush 'future peace agreement based on your vision will be approved by this house and by the Israeli public'.
2 years old Toddler wounded in mall attack regains consciousness/ Ynet
Father Adi Afgin maintains vigil at bedsides of wife, two-year-old daughter who were wounded by Palestinian rocket on Wednesday, says family will remain in Ashkelon.
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Mashina to tour North America/ Ynet
Veteran rock band to launch tour of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Toronto, Washington, and LA. 'Crowd in US hungry for our music,' says band's Shlomi Bracha.
Google co-founder lauds Israeli innovation in tech, environment/ Ha'aretz
Google co-founder Sergey Brin on Thursday lauded Israeli innovations in technology and environmental efforts, saying Israel "takes our climate challenges very seriously."
Brin, visiting as a delegate to President Shimon Peres' Presidential Conference, told Haaretz that these challenges have "great geopolitcal ramifications on this country, in addition to environmental ones."
The Israeli song - 2008 Eurovision - Ke'ilu Kan (english)/ YOUTUBE
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From Beirut to Teheran BRENDA GAZZAR, JPost
Hizbullah's recent takeover in West Beirut and its attacks in the central Lebanese mountains could lead to regional escalation and a broader confrontation with Iran if efforts to resolve the crisis are unsuccessful, a Lebanese expert told The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.
Right of Reply: Daniel Pearl's last words , JPost
A May 7 Jerusalem Post column by Larry Derfner ("Daniel Pearl's last words, uncensored"), questions the public legacy that has revolved around our son's last words: "I am Jewish."
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S. Africa to meet social challenges through Israel's example/ JPost
An Israeli-developed educational program focusing on each individual's cultural make-up and learning needs will be adopted by the South African government in an attempt to address its employment and socio-economic challenges, The Jerusalem Post has learned. Government representatives arrived here this week to examine the unique learning model of Israel Prize winner Professor Reuven Feuerstein, an educational psychologist and world renowned expert on care of special needs children and adults.
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