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Lana Del Rey’s Tel Aviv show postponed due to Gaza crisis
Lana Del Rey’s Tel Aviv show set for August 20
Former Bank Hapoalim chairman gets 3 years in prison for Holyland conviction
Summertime happiness: Lana Del Rey coming to Israel
The sultry songstress to perform in Tel Aviv in August in her first ever performance in Israel.
Comedy review: Jeff Dunham “Disorderly Conduct”
In a country where the Ahmed sketch might be especially offensive, Israelis were quick and able to laugh at themselves and at the country’s at times painful past.
Arab media swoons over Clooney's Lebanese bride-to-be
Human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin has represented Julian Assange and advised former UN Sec. Gen. Kofi Annan; she was voted London's hottest barrister of 2013.
'Game of Thrones' inspired by Jewish novelist
George RR Martin, author of book series on which the show is based, says saga was inspired by Maurice Druon's 'The Accursed Kings,' set in medieval France.
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Excavators discover 3,800-year-old biblical fortress in City of David
Archaeologists finish a 15-year-long excavation of the "Spring Citadel" dating back to the time of Kings David and Solomon.
Jewish woman among first to wed in same-sex ceremony in UK
Nicola Pettit was married in what is believed to have been the first Jewish lesbian marriage in the UK as the new law came into effect over the weekend.
Rare Golda Meir handwritten postcard to be auctioned
The postcard addressed to Shoshana Golotzinkit was stamped in Alexandria, Egypt in May 1930 and depicts the Nile River.
Study: Despite biblical records, camels didn't exist in Israel until centuries later
TAU archaeologists' study on first domesticated camels in ancient Israel presents a new challenge to the Bible's veracity as a historical document.
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