Ranaa and Tamar are activisits in Musalaha, a ministry of reconciliation between Arabs and Jews in Israel. They will tour in Denmark for one month and speak to people about Musalaha and how Christ can bring Arabs and Jews together
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September 05, 2001
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Huge Complex At Cesarea Served As Seat Of Roman Government
Thomas Cooper, Christian News Today, Sep 5, 2001
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August 28, 2001 3156 reads
A group called Vision for Israel, which is based in Savannah, Georgia donated 12,000 bags for kids in Israel. In addition to a full pencil case and other basic school supplies, it contained a letter to children asking them to write into the organization
By Ruth Sinai, Haaretz, August 24 -
August 07, 2001 3541 reads
Civil rights organizations are delighted at the activities of local leaders of foreign workers. But they seem to have been marked for arrest and deportation by the Interior Ministry and the police. In this context it also raids churches and arrests clergy
By Joseph Algazy, Haaretz, August 7, 2001
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July 30, 2001 4539 reads
The spiritual leader of Israel's ultra-orthodox Shas party, which holds 17 out of the Israeli Parliament's 120 seats and belongs to the coalition government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, earlier this year called Arabs "snakes" and "vipers."
The Times of India, July 29, 2001
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July 15, 2001 3842 reads
New immigrants and born-again Christians are coming to Ariel, but Israelis are mostly afraid to visit. Mayor Ron Nachman blames it all on the media
By Daniel Ben Simon, Haaretz, July 13, 2001
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July 12, 2001 3237 reads
The Greek Orthodox Church in Jerusalem accuses Israel of meddling in the election of the church's top clergyman in the Holy Land
The Associated Press, July 12, 2001
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July 11, 2001 3319 reads
The Israeli government, backing ultra-orthodox Jewish groups, has now effectively suspended the Church of Scotland?s $20 million hotel complex project after the discovery of what is believed to be an ancient graveyard at the building site.
Ben Lynfield,In Tiberias, The Scotsman, July 2001
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July 05, 2001 3290 reads
An American rabbi living in Israel is soliciting humanitarian aid from Christians -- to help the poor and deprived of Jerusalem. His fellowship has raised $100,000 for 75 families who suffered losses in a May wedding reception.
Larry Witham, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
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July 05, 2001 3260 reads
According to Rabbi Michael Melchior, the religious contacts have survived through the past ten months of violence with the blessing of political leaders whose own negotiations have effectively collapsed.
The Times, UK, July 5, 2001
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