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National Library of Israel to open new chapter in new building
The library will move to a new building constructed close to the Knesset from its current residence at the Hebrew University in order to modernize it and allow easier access for visitors; we also look back at the building being vacated
Michael Jacobson
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07.03.23
Jerusalem approves plan for American embassy
Compound to include staff residences, parking and vehicle facilities, and security structures over 53,000 square meters (570,000 square feet); After city approval U.S. can submit request for building permit
Hila Tsion
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07.02.23
'They still had tanks out': Rare historic footage from Six-Day War aftermath
Hensha Gansbourg has made numerous trips to Israel before she finally made Aliyah; she always brought her video camera with her capturing rare footage of the early days of the state and the euphoria surrounding the great victory
Itamar Eichner, Nir Cohen
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07.02.23
Helen Mirren, Oliver Stone to attend Jerusalem Film Festival
Festival Opens mid-July with the gala screening of Golda starring Mirren in the role of former Israeli prime minister and will also feature international and local competitions
Ynetnews
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06.30.23
Study reveals city planning Judah under King David
Unveiling ancient casemate walls and strategic urban layouts, a study conducted by Hebrew University sheds new light on the historical significance of the biblical traditions surrounding the kingdom's existence
Ynet
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06.26.23
The power of a written word: Holocaust survivors convey messages for future generations
Thousands of years of life were gathered together in one room, as each sentence reflected proportion, perspective, breadth of spirit and gratitude - these are the messages of people who witnessed the world being destroyed and rebuilt
Sivan Rahav Meir
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06.26.23
Two sisters, two babies, one midwife - a double blessing
'In all my 28 years of delivering babies, I have never been so touched,' the midwife says after discovering she had delivered both sisters' babies in one shift
Gilad Cohen
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06.25.23
62nd annual Israel Festival bringing performances from all over the world
'Festival offers artistic adventures that in our eyes are an answer to the fascinating relationship between seemingly opposite concepts,' artistic directors say
Ynet
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06.21.23
Berlin: A thriving modern capital confronting its dark past
The Jewish visitor to Berlin is inevitably torn between enjoying the attractions the city has to offer, and the black stain of the Holocaust on its history; An introduction to this complicated yet vibrant city may help you make up your own mind
Buzzy Gordon
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06.20.23
Watch: Deer escaping brushfire in Jerusalem area woodland
Experts say disruption of ecological balance could lead to the Mediterranean woodland to suddenly transform into a dense oak forest and an increase of other species in the area
Liran Tamari
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06.19.23
Another attack against Christians in Jerusalem: Stone hurled into Last Supper Room
Israel Police arrest a suspect, but he is released under restrictive conditions by the court; the stone breaks a special stained-glass window, no one was harmed
Gilad Cohen, Liron Tamari
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06.18.23
Is Israel's rabbinical response to spitting on Christians adequate?
Opinion: A concerning trend of Jews spitting on Christians in Jerusalem indicates a growing epidemic in Jewish-Christian relations; There is a need for deeper understanding, knowledge, and genuine friendships to address the root causes, rather than superficial attempts at civility that fail to address the underlying problems
Alon Goshen-Gottstein
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06.18.23
Israel taps renowned architect to built Albert Einstein Museum in Jerusalem
Daniel Libeskind who designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin among other notable buildings, will build a 3-story structure to house Einstein's personal archive - donated to Hebrew University, is to feature interactive technology and act as a science education center
Itamar Eichner
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06.15.23
Visitors evacuated from Jerusalem Zoo, aquarium due to forest fire
Ten fire brigades and four planes arrive following the start of a forest fire, which led to the evacuation of visitors at the Biblical Zoo and the Aquarium; fire fighters intervene between the flames and the animals
Liran Tamari
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06.15.23
Israel halts ticket sales for national team over fan disruption concerns
Football Association says must first meet ministers and police, fearing violence from Beitar Jerusalem supporters, sanctioned for their violence in last month's cup games
Shimon Elbaz
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06.14.23
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