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Musicians not so long ago would be regarded as colossal sell-outs for licensing their work for use in a TV commercial. More ... JERUSALEM- Three in four Israeli Jews favor the idea of transferring their Arab compatriots to the jurisdiction of a future Palestinian state, a poll found. According to a survey commissioned by the Knesset Channel, 76 percent of Jews in Israel believe all or selected Israeli Arab communities should be included within the borders of "Palestine" when it arises. More ... BAQA AL-GHARBIYEH, Israel- For Jalal Sawalha, Israel's 60th anniversary is no reason to celebrate. 'I don't feel like this is our country,' the young Arab Israeli said bitterly in the back of his family's small convenience store on the winding main road of Baqa al-Gharbiyeh, a large Arab town just on the Israel side of the Green Line, More ... JERUSALEM- Hamas aired a children's TV program showing President Bush being murdered and the White House converted into a mosque. Al-Aksa Television broadcast a puppet show in which the hero, a Palestinian child whose relatives were killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, is shown stabbing a fearful Bush to death in revenge. More ... JERUSALEM- American ties to Israel are evolving but will remain deep, Henry Kissinger said. "I think the relationship remains essential," the former U.S. secretary of state told The Jerusalem Post. "I think there is a fundamental conviction that the security of Israel is in the American national interest. That has not changed. More ... JERUSALEM- A gay Palestinian who fled vengeful kinsmen for Israel won temporary residency rights. The 33-year-old from the Jenin area won a temporary resident's permit from Israel's military authorities, Yediot Achronot reported. He illegally moved to Tel Aviv and is living with an Israeli boyfriend. More ... Where geriatric care is concerned, Israel has come a long way in the last decade, according to David Z. Ross, Jewish Senior Housing & Healthcare executive. More ... JERUSALEM (JTA)- The Knesset enacted two laws aimed at encouraging organ donation and transplants in Israel. One bill bans organ trafficking in Israel and sets a $5,000 cap on the compensation that can be offered to live donors. But the measure also includes an incentive in the form of an exemption from mandatory health insurance payments. More ... |
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