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Lieberman: We won’t have peace for generations
Attacking his own government’s diplomatic efforts, FM says nation has suffered enough from the ‘adventures and experiments of irresponsible politicians.'
Olmert’s trial due to resume today
Trial continues after prosecution was accused of coaching a witness; investigation is still under way.
'Offlining’ campaign promotes ‘no-device’ day on Yom Kippur
"It's time for us to recognized how wired we are and to take a breath;" US marketers launch an interfaith public service campaign to promote device-free family dinners.
IDF shows Hizbullah removing arms from exploded home
IDF releases video from Friday's explosion in the Lebanese village of Shehabiyeh showing people removing rockets from a building.
Barak: Israel unlikely to extend current settlement curbs
Defense Minister says he doesn't believe freeze will be canceled entirely, leaves option for compromise with Palestinians to continue talks.
Cabinet approves Yoav Galant as Israel's 20th IDF chief
Ashkenazi says Galant will replace him in 6 months, wishes successor luck, refers to "Galant Document" affair as an "unpleasant time."
Ahmadinejad: Israeli attack would mean its own demise
Iranian president doubts Israel or US would attack because "they know that Iran is ready and has the potential for a decisive and wide-scale response."
Clinton to join 2nd round of talks in Sharm, Jerusalem
US officials say talks between Netanyahu and Abbas will take place in unconfirmed location on Sept.15 a day after discussions in Sharm el-Sheik.
Forecasts predict this winter will be the driest in 6 years
This year to be especially dry; drought levy or similar mechanism may have to be revived, Water Authority head warns at conference.
Israel eyeing nonmilitary nuclear technologies
Nat’l energy plan incomplete, so extent of nuclear needs still unclear; Landau has been pushing nuclear power in order for the country to meet long-term energy needs.
Politicians fight over setting the clock back
100,000 sign petition to extend daylight savings time until November; Yishai offers compromise to reverse daylight savings after one week.
New Web site aims to fill gap in coverage of region
OliveTree.com aggregates news from 100 sources in attempt to show ‘the full story.’
This week in history: The 'final solution' reaches US
Four months passed between the horrifying news reaching the US and their public acknowledgment by the Allies. What took so long?
Muslims take to Minnesota State Fair to fix image
Muslim residents hand out "Islam Explained" to fairgoers; want to show people they are "not terrorists."
Land of milk and (not enough) honey
JNF's project finds a more efficient way of producing honey amidst growing demands.
Why Israel tops this traveler’s list
A tourist gives 34 reasons why Israel "touches his soul;" from the people, to the sites, to the "energy and anticipation."
Some tips for making better burgers
There are few American foods more popular than the humble hamburger. With summer grilling season upon us we thought we'd share some easy-to-follow tips for making better burgers.
Prayer notes removed from Kotel ahead of High Holidays
Photo gallery: Western Wall rabbi clears out ancient stones in Old City, prepares to bury slips of paper in nearby Jewish cemetery.
Jewish Agency: 17,880 immigrants arrived in 5770
Aliya increases for second year running; 7,340 olim come from from FSU; aliya from English-speaking countries roughly the same.
Major pro-Israel giver funds ‘Jihad Watch’
Group opposing Ground Zero mosque is organizing rally on the 9th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks.