This summer, two groups of international food bloggers visited Israel for the first time on separate all-expense-paid trips, one of which was partially funded by the Tourism Ministry.
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The ideology of Herzl can give young Israelis a way to express their Jewish identity and without being stifled by right-wing totalitarianism.
by Carlo Strenger 0 commentsA math teacher wrote on online journal dealing with many of the burdens of teaching in Israel.
by Or Kashti 0 commentsAlmost anyone can be a reporter now. How can we ensure that self-nominated reporters respect the truth?
by Esther Dyson 0 commentsMohamed Amin Award bestowed upon Iranian bloggers for efforts in covering country's contentious elections.
by Reuters 0 commentsThe Jbloggers' conference in Jerusalem managed to pull together members from every part of the Jewish community, no matter how diverse and divided it might be and engage in dialog, not violence.
by Ari Gottesmann 0 commentsSome say a probe is needed into how the Israeli Internet Association manages its profits.
by Oded Yaron and Ofri Ilani 0 commentsStudy indicates U.S. concerns of Arab youth using Internet to spread hate and support for terror are exaggerated.
by Oded Yaron 0 commentsOmidreza Mirsayafi, 29, had been sentenced to 30 months in prison for remarks made against regime on his blog.
by The Associated Press 0 commentsUntil he was arrested, Egyptian activist Philip Rizk ran blog highlighting plight of Palestinians in Gaza.
by The Associated Press 0 commentsIsraelis who speak a second language to represent Israel on 'problematic' Websites in new Absorption Ministry program.
by Cnaan Liphshiz 13 comments200 people already signed up to attend the conference, say organizers.
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