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This is footage of a Gazan contractor of a 14-story building talking in Arabic to an Israeli army Intelligence officer
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In the 1980’s world of Israeli music, Poliker’s melodies and lyrics ushered in a new era. He's still as popular
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Rabbi Benny Lau is building bridges, convinced that whether Israelis like it or not, Jews are People of the Book.
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The fascinating and largely unknown story behind the creation of HaTikvah ('The Hope'), the national anthem of Israel