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NEWS
Excavation Work Threatens Uman Cemetery
Paris Archbishop Warns Against Outbreak of Antisemitism
Rise in Purim Sales The biggest grocery buying spree of the year in the chareidi community in Israel starts shortly before Rosh Chodesh Adar. The early-birds already set out on Purim-purchasing missions last weekend, but the peak comes the week before the holiday. Con Man Tries to Defraud Jerusalem Yeshivas By Betzalel Kahn Alert yeshiva managers in a Jerusalem neighborhood led to the discovery of a professional con man posing as a donor who tried to swindle several yeshivas. Coalition Talks Between PM Representatives and UTJBy G. Lazer Talks were held between Kadima and UTJ after Prime Minister Ehud Olmert decided to step up his efforts to bring UTJ into the coalition. EMI Mortgage Insurance Enters Chareidi SectorBy R. Gil Companies continue to view the chareidi public as an attractive marketing target based on its potential for personal growth. EMI, an Israeli mortgage insurance company and a part of the worldwide AIG Group, has been active in Israel since 1995. Ezer Mitzion Collects 28,000 Blood Samples in One-Day DriveBy Yechiel Sever Gathering 28,000 blood samples in a single day, Ezer Mitzion carried out the largest bone-marrow testing drive every held in Israel or elsewhere. Every participant is currently being entered into the organization's national blood-marrow database, which now contains 300,000 blood samples for genetic typing. Belgian Historians Conclude the Country Actively Cooperated With Nazisby Yated Ne'eman Staff After Germany and France admitted their involvement in the process of exterminating the Jewish people in the Holocaust, a group of experts from the Centre for Historical Research and Documentation of War and Contemporary Society has published a comprehensive report commissioned by the Belgian Senate. Life Sentences for Istanbul Synagogue Bombers
Seven terrorists who maintained ties with al Qaeda received life sentences for taking part in the attacks of November 2003 against Jewish and British targets in Istanbul. Twenty- six of the defendants who appeared before the court were acquitted and 29 were given prison sentences of varying length. All material on this site is copyrighted and its use is
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