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(VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara on Wednesday night, in New York, attended a Jewish Agency event to honor Natan Sharansky. Former US President
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The Jerusalem District Police Chief signed an order forbidding a conference organized by a terrorist organization that was planned to take place Thursday, 21 Adar, at the Rivoli Hotel in
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