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(VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) The Israel Nature & Park Authority (INPA) feels that the planned construction of ‘Park HaMessila’ should be canceled and a park should be built in its
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A Massachusetts man was charged with accepting money to marry six women to help them evade immigration laws. Federal prosecutors alleged that Peter Hicks, 57, of Worcester, married the women
Simchy Zuckerman, owner of ThatHat hat store in Lakewood, New Jersey, has developed the first ever black hat that can be folded and placed in a piece of luggage or
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Israel’s High Court of Justice has given it approval for the immediate destruction of structures in an illegal PA (Palestinian Authority) outpost, known as Nawajah. The court sided with the
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Deputy Ashdod Mayor Boris Giterman, who heads the Kehillat Ashdod party, came out strongly against the city’s chareidi community. Giterman is calling on all of the secular parties in the
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Israel’s president and Greece’s prime minister attended a foundation ceremony on Tuesday for a Holocaust memorial museum in the Greek city of Thessaloniki, which lost 97 percent of its Jewish
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