A set of Shmuel Ovadia’s buoys would exploit one of the world’s most reliable - and most potent - sources of energy
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That Israel’s economy has been humming along is the worst-kept secret in the world’s business circles
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John Brown, a born-again Christian, has spent the better part of the past 25 years pursuing his belief that the Bible points to vast petroleum deposits in the Holy Land, and that God has sent him to find them
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Pa’amonim’s approach to charity is to help people help themselves out of their troubles
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Table to Table’s Project Leket has volunteers visit farms and pick produce that might otherwise go to waste
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Friday, April 26, 2002
Dudu Topaz donned a “Blue-and-White” campaign T-shirt for his Independence Day television special and played the pitch man. “So I’m in the supermarket,” he said, looking over at Industry and Trade Minister Dalia Itzik, “and I see two products on the shelf - one foreign, and one Israeli. I buy the Israeli [...]
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