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'African infiltrators, without exception, should be jailed'
Interior Minister Eli Yishai declares he would give infiltrators a "deportation grant" before sending them home • Remarks follow a spate of violent crimes suspected to have been perpetrated by African migrant workers.
 
David Tzur | Stop the infiltration of migrant workers
The lack of a clear and unequivocal policy on immigration begins with our lack of control over our southern border.
 
Abraham Ben-Zvi | Obama, Romney and Israel
Now is a good time to consider what the U.S.-Israel relationship will look like after the election.
David Keyes | Moderate Muslims must win
To avoid large-scale war, the world must encourage liberal reformers within Islam.
Yoram Ettinger | The obstacle of world opinion
Succumbing to global pressure would have doomed the Jewish people to oblivion.
Yaakov Ahimeir | On politicization in academia
We have to eradicate uncontrollable and unrestrained brain washing and indoctrination.
Syria, Iran ordered to pay $323 million to terror victim's family
U.S. court rules in favor of family who lost a son in a 2006 terrorist attack in Tel Aviv • First time Syria has been ordered to pay • Money likely to be taken from frozen assets.
Prominent US think tank warns against attack on Iran
International Atomic Energy Agency circumspect about talks with Iran but says "a good exchange of views" is taking place • Neither side elaborates on substance of talks, but speak to reporters together, an indication of common ground.
Ulpana construction was never authorized, WZO says
World Zionist Organization, which distributes land to Jewish settlers, says Ulpana residents' documents pertain to different tract of land • Finding follows court ruling that neighborhood was built on Palestinian land.
Israel to funnel aid to Palestinians in event of earthquake
A 5.5-magnitude quake rattled Israel and the Palestinian territories on Friday, reminding residents of their common vulnerability along the Syria-Africa Rift • The last big quake in the region, in 1927, killed hundreds of people.
'For Palestinians, Nakba is like the destruction of the Temples'
MK Taleb el-Sana (Ra'am-Ta’al) says, "Denial of the Nakba is no less a crime than the Nakba itself" • Tens of thousands of Palestinians gather throughout Israel and Palestinian Authority territory to commemorate Nakba Day.
Dan Margalit | They brought the catastrophe upon themselves
Israel could have used the concept of the Nakba to instill a balanced view among Arab youth.
From hostage to 'Homeland'
Gilad Schalit surprises actors and film crew on set of "Homeland" in Jaffa • Filming underway for the second season of the award-winning show, which stars U.S. actress Claire Danes and tells story of freed American POW.
Congressman, in time warp, pushes Sharon, Arafat peace talks
Pennsylvania Republican Joe Pitts attributes gaffe to bureaucratic mistake in his office • Pitts' press secretary says "an older letter was not properly updated to deal with the present situation."
Victims of brutal Tel Aviv rape to pinpoint alleged attacker in line-up
DNA tests to confirm or refute guilt of Palestinian suspect • In another suspected parking lot rape in Tel Aviv, a woman is found partially undressed and surrounded by African migrants.
New immigrants to Israel prefer to plant roots in Jerusalem
The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies is set to publish statistics about where new immigrants choose to settle • 15% of all new immigrants choose to make their homes in the holy city, as opposed to 6% who prefer Tel Aviv.
Archaeologists discover ancient olive press in Modiin
Other smaller marble objects and pottery are found at the site in addition to the 1,400-year-old press • The press is the most complete and elaborate ancient object found to date in the area.
Greece likely headed to polls again after coalition talks collapse
Following nine days of fruitless talks to build coalition government, Greece will have elections again, likely in mid-June • Syriza leftist party strong in polls seeks to abrogate European aid package.
Boaz Bismuth | The world is – justifiably – anxious
Athens is undermining the euro bloc's stability and Germany and France both know that Greece is turning Europe's trade market into a flea market.
Iranian foreign minister said to be linked to past nuclear program
David Albright, founder of the Institute for Science and International Security, says telexes and other communications from the 1990s show Ali Akbar Salehi knew about or was involved in efforts to create a military nuclear program.

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