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BREAKING NEWS
Some 19,200 new immigrants arrived in Israel in 2013, slightly more than the previous year, but there was a significant drop in olim from the United States.
At least 55 American universities and colleges have rejected the American Studies Association membership vote in favor of an academic boycott of Israel.
A Knesset committee of government ministers has approved a bill to annex the Jordan Valley, which would allow Jews to remain there under a peace treaty with the Palestinians.
American billionaire Warren Buffett is donating $10 million to Rambam Hospital in Haifa.
A New Jersey man said he was fired after refusing to fire a man his boss called a “no-good New York City Jew.”
A group representing Israeli victims of terrorism filed a petition to block the release of Palestinian prisoners.
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has returned a section of wooden barracks that was given on long-term loan by the Auschwitz museum 24 years ago.
Israel’s leaders sent condolence letters to Russian President Vladimir Putin following two terrorist attacks in Volgograd.
A federal judge dismissed a religious discrimination lawsuit filed against Northwestern University for censuring a Chabad house for underage drinking.
Israel’s Supreme Court dismissed a request by Mordechai Vanunu, who served 18 years in prison for leaking Israel’s nuclear secrets, to leave Israel.
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