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A sneak peek at ‘Footnote,’ Israel’s Oscar nominee

Oscars February 21, 2012 by Maxine Dovere, JointMedia News Service Israeli actor Lior Ashkenazi, Israeli director Joseph Cedar, Israeli actor Micah Lewensohn and Israeli actress Yuval Scharf arrive for the screening of “Footnote” during the 64th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France, on May 14, 2011. Cedar's film is up for an Academy Award and debuts in the U.S. on March 9

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Gene Pinpoints Heritage, Causes Concern

BRCA1 Prompts Some Difficult Questions for a Hispanic Town By Elie Dolgin Published February 21, 2012, issue of February 24, 2012. The Wandering Gene and the Indian Princess: Race, Religion, and DNA By Jeff Wheelwright W.W. Norton and Company, 260 pages, $26.95 A diagnosis of breast cancer presents a lot of questions

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Shlomo Maoz and Excellence agree to part

Five weeks after economist Shlomo Maoz made a speech that led to confrontation with his employer Excellence Investments Ltd. (TASE: EXCE), the investment house reported today that the two sides had agreed to part. Maoz will apparently receive a severance payment of just under NIS 1 million

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Well: In Israel, a New Approach to Organ Donation

One of the most agonizing spots in medicine is the “transplant list.” When I’ve referred patients for organ transplant — heart, liver, kidney — it is the start of an anguished wait. The clock ticks for my patient as we watch her clinical status decline, all the while harboring that excruciating hope that someone will die soon enough to make an organ available. In the case of kidney donation, which can come from a live donor, it is the desperate hope that someone will decide to make this enormous personal sacrifice.

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Victor Center Announces the Cost of Screening for 19 Jewish Genetic Diseases at $25 and Identifies the New Carrier …

To: HEALTH, RELIGION AND STATE EDITORS PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Victor Center for the Prevention of Jewish Genetic Diseases at Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia has been at the forefront of screening, education and genetic counseling regarding the 19 diseases that have a high carrier rate in the Ashkenazi Jewish population, or those whose ancestors are from Central and Eastern Europe. The goal is to provide individuals who are carriers with the knowledge to prevent these diseases from being passed on to their children.

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Israeli commander warns tensions on Lebanon border likely to flare in September

BEIRUT: Commander of the Israeli Army Gabi Ashkenazi said on Tuesday that while the situation of the border with Lebanon was currently calm, it was likely to escalate in September in light of tensions between Hizbullah and the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), several media reports said Tuesday.

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Rabbis, rags and rainy Whitechapel: Stunning photos celebrate Jewish life in post-war East End

By Nick Enoch Last updated at 6:51 PM on 14th February 2012 A young Jewish girl stands in a rainy street in Whitechapel in April 1954.

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Car bombs seen as Hezbollah's revenge

Published: Feb. 13, 2012 at 2:19 PM TEL AVIV, Israel, Feb. 13 (UPI) — Israeli intelligence saw Monday's car bomb attacks against Israeli targets in India and Georgia as revenge strikes by Lebanon's Hezbollah for the Feb

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A talented man, with terrific contacts

This week an oil-and-gas-exploration company, Shemen, announced the appointment of a former army chief of staff as chairman of its board of directors. The contacts Gabi Ashkenazi built up both as chief of staff of Israel Defense Forces, and before that as the Defense Ministry's director general, should open many doors before the company, including that of the Prime Minister's Office, the Defense Ministry and the Finance Ministry – including, importantly, the door of the latter's budgets department, which Ashkenazi knows very well

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The ball is in the consumer's court

The real estate market is defined not only by bricks and mortar, but also by the law. Planning, possession and the relations between the state and developers, or between landlords and tenants, are all a matter of legal definitions; not only supply, but court rulings, too, shape the housing market

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Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi Commanding in Operations Room – Video


04-12-2010 08:37 The Israel Defense Forces Blog: www.idfblog.com Israel Defense Forces on Facebook: www.facebook.com Israel Defense Forces on Twitter: www.twitter.com The Chief of the General Staff, Lt.

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Five Dishes at Kutsher's Tribeca

This week, I review Kutsher’s Tribeca, a loving homage to Borscht Belt cuisine. Earlier this week, I talked to Zach Kutsher, the proprietor, and Mark Spangenthal, the chef, about their attempts to update the food of the Ashkenazi Jews who used to vacation at Kutsher’s Country Club and other Catskills resorts

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The Milken Archive of Jewish Music Virtual Museum IntroducesVolume 1: The Song of Prayer in Colonial and 19th-Century …

In, The Song of Prayer in Colonial and 19th-Century America, the Milken Archive of Jewish Music tackles the oldest American Jewish music in existence, music of the Western Sephardi tradition. Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) February 07, 2012 In its newest multimedia volume, The Song of Prayer in Colonial and 19th-Century America, the Milken Archive of Jewish Music tackles the oldest American Jewish music in existence.

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Montenegro recognizes Jewish community as official minority

By Marcy Oster ¡ February 5, 2012 (JTA) — The prime minister of Montenegro signed an agreement to recognize the Jewish community as an official minority in the country.

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Ashkenazi Jews are not Khazars – Real Khazar Culture


26-08-2010 03:40 As a real Khazar from Chapaev, Kazakhstan I have heard of these lies that the Zionist Jews who occupy Palestine are converted Khazars and as a real Khazar I’m offended to hear this nonsense. The Jews look nothing like us, they don’t share one bit of Turkic Mongol culture or language.

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Ashkenazi Jews are not Khazars – Proof from Palestinian DNA – Video


04-04-2011 17:51 Palestinian Arab Scientist Dr. Nadia Al Zahery decided to find out of the Palestinian people’s origin by going through their DNA, she ended up finding out that Palestinians DNA showed they were very close related to Lebanese, Sephardic Jews, Ashkenazi Jews.

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Latest Rankings Confirm Programmatic Buying and Selling Is Taking the Lead

SAN MATEO, Calif., Feb. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – The latest data from comScore's December 2011 Video Metrix exposes an important trend; the volume of video ads traded using self-service and automated buying tools is growing rapidly.  Adap.tv, the company that provides a programmatic way to plan, buy, sell and measure television and video advertising, delivered the highest duration of video ads at 636 million minutes in more than 1.1 billion video streams.

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Shlomo Maoz demands NIS 3m severance from Excellence

Shlomo Maoz, the former chief economist of Excellence Investments Ltd. (TASE: EXCE), is demanding a NIS 3 million severance package

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Long-lived people distinguished by DNA

Study finds genetic signatures of the extremely old Web edition : Monday, January 30th, 2012 People who live to be 100 often credit particular dietary or lifestyle habits, religious faith or a generally positive outlook for their aging success. But scientists have long believed extreme longevity is at least partly in the genes

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Harper and the U.S. are wrong on the Iran threat

gerald caplan Globe and Mail Update Published Friday, Jan. 27, 2012 4:20PM EST Last updated Friday, Jan

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Israel Army: We Can't Stop Iran Nukes

By Haaretz Published January 26, 2012. A senior Israel Defense Forces commander has said that Israel is unable to attack Iran’s nuclear program in a meaningful way, Time Magazine reported on Thursday. According to the Time magazine report, which is quoting an Israeli defense official, a senior IDF commander presented the cabinet of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a gloomy assessment last fall.

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Genetic tests for all Jewish women urged

When a relative convinced Rena Bramson last year to get tested for genetic mutations that can dramatically increase the risk of certain cancers among Ashkenazi Jewish women like her, she worried little about the results. After all, there was no apparent history of the disease in the Toronto resident's family.

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Strange Case of Daleds

The Anomolous Naming of A Hebrew Letter Ante-Semitic: This is how philologists believe ‘daled’ evolved in Hebrew and other comparable languages. By Philologos Published January 22, 2012, issue of January 27, 2012. Reader Reuven Kalifon wonders why Ashkenazi tradition calls the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet “daled” even though its name is spelled ??-???-?? (read right to left, daled-lamed-taf) and the final, dagesh-less taf is always pronounced as an ‘s’ in the Ashkenazi world.

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Judaism VS Zionism – True Israeli Ashkenazi Jews speak out ! – Video


18-06-2011 12:40 VOTE / SUBscribe ! Speak Out The TRUTH ! Support ! Thank You !!!! www.youtube.com The True Story of FED, Israel

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Excellence Nessuah fires chief economist Maoz

Investment house Excellence Nessuah fired its chief economist Shlomo Maoz this evening. “In the light of his crude and unfortunate remarks, Shlomo Maoz is dismissed from all his positions. Excellence apologizes, and disowns these statements,” an announcement released by the investment house this evening states

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