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The Palestinian Plan to Stay Relevant Under a Trump Presidency in 2017

By Rachel Avraham

With Trump's victory, Obama’s vision for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was threatened. Obama felt compelled to create facts on the ground in order to orchestrate revenge against Netanyahu

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Will Detroit’s Historic Holocaust Museum Stay True To Its Mission?

By Edwin Black

Too many Holocaust memorials have lost their original identity and transitioned to an institution which devotes itself to both Holocaust and genocide, or simply to global genocide

Business and Economy / Holidays & Observances / Israel / News Briefs / Politics

Survey: Vast Majority of Israeli Businesses Prefer to Stay Shut on Shabbat

By JNi.Media

The vast majority of respondents said staying closed or open on Shabbat should be left to them to decide, while 19% preferred that the decision be enforced by the authorities.

Goldstein on Gelt

FATCA is Here to Stay Regardless of Israel’s Supreme Court’s Temporary

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Do you really think Israel will jeopardize its relationship with the United States to protect information about Americans’ accounts here that those Americans are supposed to be reporting to the IRS anyway?

Global / Israel / News Briefs / Police and Crime / The Courts

Fateful Court Decision: Will a Child Stay in Israel or Return to her Father Abroad?

By JNi.Media

The father submitted a claim for the return of his daughter based on the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, the return of abducted children.

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Humor: A Way To Stay Sane In An Insane World

By Dr. Joel Verstaendig

As a psychologist, I believe a possible solution is to use laughter as a weapon to defuse our frustration and anger with the anti-Semitic lies so prevalent today.

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Rabbi Sacks Attacking PM, Multiculturalism

By Jewish Press News Desk

Britain's chief rabbi, Lord Sacks, is blaming British Prime Minister David Cameron for failing to do enough to boost marriages in the UK, and saying multiculturalism in Britain has "had its day," The Times reported. Rabbi Sacks said Cameron should recognize marriage in the tax system and do more to support stay at home mothers. […]

MUSSAR – Avi Ganz

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Freedom Is the Ownership of Time

By Itamar Frankenthal

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