German-Palestinian man who assaulted Jewish professor and threw off his kippa sentenced to jail
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Netanyahu Requests Pardon for Naama Issachar from Russia’s President Vladimir Putin
Photo Credit: #WeWantNaama on Facebook Naama Issachar Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this evening (Tuesday, 15 October 2019), sent an official request, on his behalf and that of President Reuven Rivlin, to Russian President Vladimir Putin, for a pardon for Naama Issachar and her return to Israel. Issachar is a dual Israeli-US citizen. Russian President to […]
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How and When to Use Short Term Loans
By Contributing Author How and When to Use Short Term Loans There are a number of reasons why someone might have a short term cash shortage. It could be that their business is in the early stages of development, and they’ve found themselves paying more expenses than they’re currently earning. It could even be that […]
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Egyptian Army to be First to Operate Hundreds of Upgraded T-90 Tanks
Photo Credit: US Army photo by Sgt. Marcus Fichtl, 2nd ABCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div. The US’ M1A2 Abrahams main battle tank The Egyptian Army is to become the first in the world to operate hundreds of upgraded T-90 tanks, according to a report published on the Hebrew-language NZIV.net military website. At present, the Egyptian […]
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Business Studies: How to Write a Stellar Essay in College
By Contributing Author Students of every faculty need to have perfect writing skills because they are of great demand today. Those who study business should pay special attention to writing papers. Wonder why? When writing essays, you learn to express your thoughts and ideas. It is impossible to succeed in business, become a leader, rule […]
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93-year-old Albanian who rescued Jews to be honored in Poland
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5 Jewish things to watch for at tonight’s Democratic debate
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (JTA) — Twelve candidates will crowd the debate stage tonight at Otterbein University in a suburb of Columbus, the capital of Ohio, a key swing state Democrats hope to regain after losing it to President Donald Trump in 2016. As the chaos in Syria unfolds, expect foreign policy to be a main feature […]
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