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Egypt Revokes Citizenship of Alexandria-Born IDF Soldier

Dina Ovadia

Egypt has revoked the citizenship of once-dual Israeli-Egyptian Dina Ovadia, who fled to Israel 10 years ago, after learning her family was Jewish. That day five bearded Salafist Muslims in robes, bearing clubs and rifles, broke through the electric iron gate and into the family home, throwing Ovadia’s mother down the hall where “she slammed into the pillars and she fainted.”

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Ban Ki-Moon Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day With Excuses

International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Holocaust survivors, Israel, Netanyahu

On Wednesday’s International Holocaust Memorial Day, United States President Barack Obama said rising anti-Semitism is undeniable. In contrast, leading in to the January 27 memorial day, UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-moon did not condemn the crimes of the Holocaust or the millions of Jews slaughtered — but rather, gave excuses for Palestinian terrorism.

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Israel, Greece, Cyprus Historic Unity Includes Gas Pipeline

Netanyahu, Anastasiades, Tsipras

This Thursday, the leaders of Israel, Greece, and Cyprus met in Nicosia, the Cypriot capital, with a view to strengthening cooperation and reinforcing stability in the region. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a united collaboration on research, tourism, and technology, a shared electric grid, and a gas pipeline between Israel-Greece and possibly into Europe as having historic implications.

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Parasha Yitro (Jethro): Meeting With God

Moses elects the Council of Seventy Elders, by Jacob de Wit

Yitro rejoiced with Moses over all that God had done for them; but the next day, when Yitro saw Moses spending long hours judging the people, he was concerned about the strain on Moses. Moses’ father-in-law wisely advised him to appoint other men to occupy positions of leadership to help carry the burden, lest Moses wear himself out. The Word of God tells us which qualities to look for in choosing potential leaders: capable, God-fearing, honest people.

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Beshalach (When He Let Go): Moving Through Fear Toward Our Destiny

Two women joyfully dance on Jerusalem day to celebrate the miracle of the rebirth of the independent state of Israel.

Pharaoh finally relented in letting the Israelites go free, but in this week's Parasha, Pharaoh changes his mind and races after them to bring them back into slavery. Thinking they are lost in the wilderness, Pharaoh seemingly traps them against the Red Sea. There is no escape. But God miraculously splits the waters so that His people pass through on dry land, while the Egyptians drown behind them.

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Israeli Researchers Send Secret Agent Gold into Arteries

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A research team from Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan is exploring how gold nanorods can help diagnose and treat thickened artery walls. The gold rod-shaped nanoparticles are absorbed by macrophages, white blood cells that are abundant in plaque buildup, essentially “lighting up” problems areas during molecular imaging. When used in conjunction with cancer-seeking antibodies, gold nanoparticles show promise in targeting tumors.

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