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ISRAEL \ Nov 30, 2001
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The statement, signed by the heads of all the historic churches "shows the country cannot be trusted to respect any religion's holy places and the need for international guarantees"
By Haim Shapiro, Jerusalem Post, November 29, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Nov 23, 2001 3456
The Cardinal who is in Israel until Thursday to "promote dialogue between Jews and Christians," told officials that the mosque "might generate problems in the state of Israel."
Catholic News, November 23, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Nov 20, 2001 3614
Yad Le'Achim, an organization sponsored by the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, is going to court to halt construction of a congregational center for a growing church in southern Israel.
By LaTonya Taylor, Christianity Today, Nov 15, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Nov 18, 2001 3477
Israel has said it has ordered the halt to the construction of a mosque at a site near the Christian Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth, a project that has angered the Vatican.
CNN, November 15, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Nov 13, 2001 4133
"Do not leave us Christians of the Holy Land alone," implored Fr Vicenzo Ianniello, secretary of the Catholic Custody of the Holy Land
Catholic News, Nov 13, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Oct 04, 2001 3365
The pilgrims were welcomed by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. He was greeted by thunderous applause and standing ovation - much more than he would have received from his own Likud party.
CNS News, October 3, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Sep 30, 2001 4521
A Special Report about the amazing outreach camp of 51 kids in Romania:
Christian Arabs, Messianic Jews and Romanians.
Special For Come and See
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ISRAEL \ Sep 09, 2001 5830
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
Special for Come and See
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ISRAEL \ Sep 05, 2001 3682
Huge Complex At Cesarea Served As Seat Of Roman Government
Thomas Cooper, Christian News Today, Sep 5, 2001
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ISRAEL \ Aug 28, 2001 3510
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
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