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150 Ethiopian olim arrive in Israel
Howard Charish of Northern New Jersey, a member of the Operation Promise Leadership Mission, greets a young Ethiopian Jewish immigrant to Israel after they both arrived on a flight from Addis Ababa.
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	Killing of French Jew Sparks Fears of Rising Anti-Semitism 28 February 2006 By Lisa Bryant Paris French flag flies above demonstrators who carry flags of the Jewish Defense League asthey participate in a march through Paris, February 26, 2006 The brutal


	Ad campaign by Israel, group aims to boost Ethiopian-Israeli image February 27, 2006 By: Dina Kraft This banner on the Jewish Agency Web site shows theaccomplishments of Ethiopian Israelis.


	20 seek chance to shine as 'Idol' February 27, 2006 Sean Smith More than 20 aspiring artists vied to be the first "Pensacola American Jewish Idol" at Pensacola Junior College on Sunday, and there wasn't a crass Simon Cowell in sight.


	Torture-slaying raises fear of anti-Semitic resurgence February 26, 2006 Elizabeth Bryant, Chronicle Foreign Service Ris-Orangis, France -- Flanked by a Baptist church and a Muslim cultural center, the slate-gray synagogue in this Paris suburb is a


	Veteran Ethiopian Israeli community divided on Falash Mura’s immigration February 26, 2006 By: Dina Kraft Brian Hendler An Ethiopian Israeli border policeman and an officer standguard in Jerusalem.


	What a Difference a ‘Gap Year’ Makes February 24, 2006 by Jane Ulman, Contributing Writer After high school graduation last year, as his friends went off to college, Ari Feinstein headed to Israel.


	Immigrants to Israel caught in limbo waiting for approval February 24, 2006 By Relly Sa'ar When Ariel Sharon's government came into power about three years ago, it undertook to increase immigration to Israel and designated the issue in its guidelines as a


	Suspect in murder of French Jew held in Ivory Coast February 23, 2006 By Reuters ABIDJAN - Police in Ivory Coast have arrested Youssef Fofana, the suspected leader of a gang accused of torturing and murdering a Jewish man in France, a prosecutor in


	The Bukharans are coming February 23, 2006 By GAL BECKERMANRabbi Michael BorochovPhoto: Gal Beckerman 100 members of the Bukharan Jewish community of New York are making aliya with their rabbi this summer.


	Election Diary: On the way to nowhere February 21, 2006 By Ruth Sinai Yeruham is on the way to nowhere - you don't go there unless you intend to, Amram Mitzna told the Jewish Agency's Board of Governors, whom he hosted yesterday.


	Board of Governors of JAFI on a Tour to Be'er Sheva February 20, 2006 by Yitzhak Levinson (Be'er Sheva) . - Participants of the JAFI Board of Governors Meeting travelled today (Mon.) for visiting JAFI's projects on behalf of olim hadashim.


	Grooming youths to lead February 19, 2006 Russian Jews learn new skills BY SNEJANA FARBEROV DAILY NEWS WRITER All over the city, local teens spend hour after hour glued to the TV, using the excuse, "There's nothing to do.


	Racing To Rescue Falash Mura February 17, 2006 Mission participants in Ethiopia say Jewish community must bring them to Israel ‘as quickly as possible.


	Chinese Scholar of Judaic Studies Urges Closer Ties February 17, 2006 By Anthony Weiss In the same week that China handed Israel a major diplomatic victory by agreeing to allow the isssue of Iran's nuclear weapons program to be reported to the United


	Rabbi reassures Jews about evangelicals February 17, 2006 By: Rick Hellman, Editor Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein The man billed as the world's leading Jewish authority on evangelical Christians will be the keynote speaker for The Gathering

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