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Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
Fifteen members of the group, which is being led by New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind (pictured below) and includes two State Supreme Court Judges, were detained upon reaching passport control. The police questioned them and told them that the Gaza Strip is a closed military zone,’ said Ruth Lieberman, one of the people waiting [...]
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Friday, February 4th, 2005
The High Court of Justice has approved IDF plans to pave a bypass road re-connecting Jerusalem with Rachel’s Tomb, located on the outskirts of Bethlehem. Citing the principle of religious freedom, the High Court rejected petitions submitted by the Arab municipalities of Bethlehem and Beit Jala and 18 local Arabs. The petitioners claimed that the [...]
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Monday, January 31st, 2005
The Israeli cabinet has decided that more than half of the property in East Jerusalem is government property and may be sold or leased to Jews. The new policy was agreed on last summer but was not revealed until last week. The cabinet decision is based on the Absentee Property Law that defines an absentee [...]
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Friday, December 24th, 2004
New excavations in Jerusalem’s City of David, now the Arab neighborhood of Silwan, have revealed the location of the most joyous of all Temple services. A large paved assembly area and water channel, used for the festive Simhat Beit HaShoeva in the times of the Holy Temple, has been uncovered in recent days at an [...]
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Sunday, October 10th, 2004
Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupolianski wants to rezone a neighborhood of Wadi Joz, in the eastern section of the capital, for the purpose of settling Jews in the area. The neighborhood in question was zoned and planned a number of years ago by the Housing Ministry for Arab residents. In a letter sent recently to the [...]
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Monday, September 13th, 2004
Western Wall, Jerusalem A prayer rally filled the Western Wall plaza as thousands of worshippers cried out to God to protect the Jewish people from terrorism and expulsion from parts of Israel. The prayer rally preceded the major rally scheduled to take place in Zion Square, in Jerusalems City Center. Psalms were sung in a [...]
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Sunday, September 12th, 2004
Now that it’s over, the details can be told – and a participant in both the Temple Mount “wedding ceremony” and the follow-up later on yesterday evening does just that. Now that it’s over, the details can be told. Netayah and Techiyah Fruman were married yesterday on the Temple Mount – and later in the [...]
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Tuesday, August 31st, 2004
The Moslem Waqf plans to remove another few thousand tons of dirt dug up in the course of its illegal construction/destruction work on the Temple Mount. The dirt contains ancient remnants from the Temple Mount, and the leaders of the Committee to Prevent the Destruction of Temple Mount Antiquities will meet on Sunday with Antiquities [...]
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Sunday, August 22nd, 2004
Jews and the Olympic Games By Paul Yogi Mayer Valentine Mitchell 255pp., $27.95 It’s like the punch line of a joke: Someone displays the cover of a book entitled Greatest Jewish Sport Heroes, only to reveal that the volume is just three pages long. It is an outdated misconception; any true sports fan can quickly [...]
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Wednesday, July 28th, 2004
The Temple Mount – Judaism’s holiest site – was closed to Jews today in response to Muslim threats of violence if Jews were allowed to visit. The decision was made by Jerusalem Police Chief Ilan Franco, citing the threat of Arab violence toward Jews who would enter the holy site. The closure is particularly painful [...]
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