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News provided by JTA
A Middle East and Jewish community adviser to Barack Obama is joining the campaign staff full-time.
Egyptian police shot and killed a Sudanese man trying to cross into Israel.
Iran's test of a satellite launch was a failure, data show.
Israel would attack Lebanon without restraint if a Hezbollah-dominated Lebanon struck Israel, Ehud Olmert said.
A Russian military official said Israel supplied arms to Georgia and trained its military intelligence units.
Israel and the United States reportedly have closed a deal to incorporate Israel into the U.S. missile defense system.
Mike Huckabee on a visit to Israel called the possible division of Jerusalem "unimaginable."
About 40 swastikas were found scrawled on hay bales in a field in Washington State.
Differences are widening between Hamas and Egypt over the release of Gilad Shalit.
Gravestones were vandalized in a Russian Jewish cemetery that has been attacked several times this year.
Iran is preparing to build new nuclear power plants.
An Israeli kayaker and two windsurfers are still in the race for medals in Beijing.
A 2,600-year-old clay seal impression was uncovered in Jerusalem's ancient City of David.
Three members of a British terror cell were convicted.
Israel sent Brinks Company trucks to collect worn out shekel notes from the Gaza Strip.
A Jewish Olympic sailor from New Zealand failed to medal after leading at the halfway point.
 
 
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