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Netanyahu at Holocaust Remembrance Day: Jewish people still face existential threat
Holocaust Remembrance Day began Wednesday night at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.
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Anti-Semitic Incitement and Harassment Up in 2011
The Kantor Center's Program for Study of Anti-Semitism and Racism at Tel
Aviv University released their 2011 Anti-Semitism Report on Wednesday.
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Bashir threatens to oust South Sudan government
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir threatened Wednesday to overthrow South Sudan's "insect" government.
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No fans of Assad, Syria's Kurds distrust uprising
Syria's Kurds, who have long complained of discrimination under
President Bashar Assad, would seem a natural fit to join the revolt
against his rule.
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Jordan's king moves toward banning Muslim Brotherhood
King Abdullah is moving to thwart a similar process in Jordan.
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'Netanyahu among world's most influential people'
Time Magazine named Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Wednesday to
its list of the 100 most influential people in the world for the second
year in a row.
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Settlers, Palestinians clash in Hebron
Palestinians threw stones at two Israeli teenage girls who were walking
towards Givat Ha'avot neighborhood in the West Bank city of Hebron.
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Egypt's grand mufti visits Al-Aqsa mosque
Egypt's Grand Mufti, the country's top Islamic cleric, paid a rare visit to Jerusalem Wednesday.
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European Jewish group warns of attacks on Jews if Israel hits Iran
he head of a major European Jewish group warned Wednesday of a "dramatic
increase" in anti-Semitic violence across the continent.
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Saudi Arabia Bars 'Gays and Tom-Boys' from Government Schools
Saudi Arabia has decided to bar "gays and tom-boys" from government schools and universities.