Vatican accused of tax evasion in Jerusalem
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The Vatican’s excuse for their tax evasion is that according to the Holy See, “Jerusalem must be internationalized and become a corpus separatum (Latin for “separate body”).”
Rehovot scientists making cancer immunotherapy more accessible
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“Our novel approach could make it possible to apply personalized treatments on a larger scale than today,” Samuels concluded. “It is ready to be developed for use in hospitals, and it can be applied to a variety of cancers, not only melanoma.”
REPORT: Hamas building second front against Israel on Lebanese border, already firing rockets at Israel
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The report outlined the growing threat of Hamas in the north that is also threatening Hezbollah’s dominance in Lebanon. It also advised the Israeli government to “think outside the box” to implement aggressive solutions.
US re-elected to UN Human Rights Council, vows to ‘push back’ against anti-Israel bias
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken noted its bias, saying the council “suffers from serious flaws, including disproportionate attention on Israel and the membership of several states with egregious records.”
International Christian Embassy Jerusalem orders 30 bomb shelters for Israeli towns on Lebanese border
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The need in the north has become a concern, especially due to the severe lack of public shelters and Lebanon’s growing economic crisis.
Israeli-developed template for nanowire growth is worth its weight in gold
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The research was led by Prof. Boaz Pokroy and doctoral student Lotan Portal of the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering and the Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute (RBNI).
Tel Aviv University to award the BMI Prize for solutions to global challenges to the head of the Africa CDC
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Among the previous prize recipients is Prof. Michael Kremer of the University of Chicago, who shortly after receiving the BMI Prize won the Nobel Prize in Economics.
Syria reports one dead, three wounded in Israeli strike near Palmyra
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The attack is the second attributed to Israel in as many weeks, after a previous strike on Syria’s largest airbase on Oct. 8.
Israeli Border Police officer wounded in car-ramming terror attack
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Security forces opened fire at the vehicle used in the attack, causing it to crash; the suspect, a 22-year-old Palestinian, was handed over to the Shin Bet for questioning.
TN joins growing list of states with parents voicing concerns over graphic contents in school libraries
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Noted Cardoza-Moore in her assessment: “This book is not only inappropriate for any grade, but it is also antisemitic in its portrayal of a Jewish teenager who is a sexual deviant and is morally bankrupt.
Report exposes pervasive ‘top-down’ anti-Semitism among Irish politicians, activists
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“The spread of anti-Semitism throughout the Irish mainstream is clearly worse than in almost any other Western nation. It requires a massive educational drive to even begin to unravel some of the damage,” according to the findings.
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IDF hits Syrian targets as Iran drifting from nuclear deal- REPORT: Hamas building second front against Israel on Lebanese border, already firing rockets at Israel
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- US re-elected to UN Human Rights Council, vows to ‘push back’ against anti-Israel bias
- International Christian Embassy Jerusalem orders 30 bomb shelters for Israeli towns on Lebanese border
- Rehovot scientists making cancer immunotherapy more accessible
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