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What Iranian leaders really say about doing away with Israel (JCPA)

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The Hamas military buildup in the Gaza Strip (IICC - updated April 2008)

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The significance and implications of contemporary Arab-Muslim anti-Semitism (IICC) - April 2008

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The State of Israel celebrates 60 years of independence - List of major events

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Anti-Israeli Terrorism in 2007 and its Trends in 2008 (IICC)

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Israel Radio launches foreign language portal for on-line news broadcasts

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Der Spiegel (7 Feb): A Visit to a Gaza Rocket Factory

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Gaza cancer patient who 'died' while waiting for treatment - still alive

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Humanitarian assistance to Gaza since Feb 27 escalation in terror

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Terror in Gaza: Twelve months since the Hamas takeover

     
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Terror attack in Jerusalem

July 2, 2008

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Scene of terrorist attack on Jaffa Road in downtown Jerusalem, July 2 (Photos couresy: Reuters)

Three people were killed and over 50 wounded in a terror attack in Jerusalem shortly before noon.

 

Driving a bulldozer against the traffic on Jaffa Road between the Central Bus Station and the Mahane Yehuda market, a terrorist - a construction worker on Jerusalem's light rail project - plowed into cars and pedestrians as well as two public buses (Egged buslines 13 & 60) carrying some 50 passengers. Police shot and killed the terrorist. (more...)

 

Behind the Headlines: Bulldozer attack in Jerusalem

 

Two of the victims have been identified as Elizabeth Goren Friedman, 54, and Batsheva Unterman, 33 - both of Jerusalem.

 

Ynet: 'Terrorist yelled Allah Akhbar'

 

For updated information: also visit www.mfa.gov.il


Education System in Israel

July 10, 2008

Education in Israel is a pre cious legacy. Following the tradition of past generations, education continues to be a fundamental value and is recognised as the key to the future. The educational system aims to prepare children to become responsible members of a democratic, pluralistic society in which people from different ethnic, religious, cultural and political backgrounds coexist. It is based on Jewish values, love of the land, and the principles of liberty and tolerance. It seeks to impart a high level of knowledge, with an emphasis on scientific and technological skills essential for the country’s continued development. (more)



Cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian companies sets the pace for building peace

July 7, 2008

Israel is second only to California's Silicon Valley for high-tech innovation and arguably, it's the best in the world for high-tech research and development. To be more competitive, Israelis, like their American counterparts, are now outsourcing programming jobs to people in India and China.

 

Recently a new trend has started: Israeli companies and branches of multinational companies in Israel are outsourcing work to Palestinians. While the thought of outsourcing to Palestinians might not have seemed plausible at first due to security concerns, after trying the idea out, Israelis are finding it a superior solution for many reasons.

 

"We realized that instead of fighting each other and throwing bombs we needed to work together," said Jonathan Levy, general manager for the chip manufacturer Winbond in Israel: "I started thinking that it would be better to hire a Palestinian engineer to develop our less complex products, for reasons related to cost calculations as well as problems of language, culture and deadlines," he said in a local newspaper. (more)

 

Courtesy: www.israel21c.org



EXHIBITION ON ISRAEL
Kathmandu, July 1, 2008

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Download remaining panels of the Exhibition on Israel

ANCIENT CAESAREA - Architectural Pearl of the Past

 

BEIT GUVRIN NATIONAL PARK - The Story of the 70 Caves

 

BEIT SHE’AN NATIONAL PARK - The Seat of Dionysos and Egyptian Rulers

 

SEA OF GALILEE - The Lowest Fresh Water Lake on Earth

 

EIN GEDI NATURAL RESERVE AND ANTIQUITY PARK - A Tropical Oasis in the Desert

 

HULA VALLEY NATURAL RESERVE - Nature and Development in Equilibrium

 

MASADA - A Masterpiece of Ancient Engineering

 

ZIKHRON YA’AKOV - The Revival of Wine Production in Israel

 

TIMNA AND THE SOLOMON MINES - The Valley of the Ancient Copper Mines

 

ROSH HANIKRA - A Dazzling Beauty of Blue Water & White Rocks

 

ZIPPORI NATIONAL PARK - The Glory of the Galilee

 

MONTFORT AND KEZIV - A Splendid Combination of History and Nature

 

RAMON CRATER - World’s Largest Karst Erosion Cirque

 

KURSI MONASTERY - The Miracle of Swine

 

THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS - The Oldest Evidence of Biblical Texts

 

YAD VASHEM - The Holocaust Museum


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