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Charlotte Halle has been editor of Haaretz English Edition since February 2008. She joined the newspaper in 1999 and held several editorial positions, including a lengthy stint as a reporter.

 

Born and raised in London, Halle worked as a youth and community worker with drug users, offenders and homeless young people in prisons and on the streets, before moving to Tel Aviv in 1999.

 

She has a Master's degree in Applied Anthropology from Goldsmiths, University of London and is married with two children.
 

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Anglos campaign for Avital presidency

The group has been lobbying MKs and arranged a newspaper advert calling on parliamentarians to vote for Avital in Wednesday's elections, say coordinators Doreen Gainsford and Ella Gera, both British-born.

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American School finally graduates to upgraded Even Yehuda campus

Classrooms are being packed up and new school bus routes finalized ahead of the American International School's long-awaited move to its new state-of-the-art campus in Even Yehuda later this month.

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Gone AWOL in Israel?

Professor Chuck Greenblatt "felt an overwhelming need to go and help Israel" during the Six-Day War in 1967.

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'Suddenly life had meaning'

Pip Allon discovered she was Jewish at age 10 in an orphanage, where she was inspired by Zionist youth leaders and their tales of kibbutz life.

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Accidental surgeon

Dr. Herbert Judes left his wif and child in South Africa, and volunteered to suture the injured in the Six-Day War.

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Physicist who refused to lecture in U.K.: I'm not calling for boycott

Nobel laureate Steven Weinberg withdrew from university lecture, citing anti-Israel bias in Britain.

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Nobel laureate cancels trip to 'anti-Israel' U.K. 0 comments
Chaim Bermant prize for Jewish journalism is launched 0 comments
'Students shouldn't be holding people ransom' 0 comments
British ban would target the 'good guys,' too

Prof. Miriam Shlesinger, one of the first Israelis to be openly boycotted, has a message for U.K. academics.

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Israeli academics off to U.K. to battle boycott bid

Seven academics from 6 Israeli universities plan to meet with members of the 120,000-strong union ahead of its vote to boycott Israeli academic institutions at its annual congress.

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For some, the final resting place isn't so final

Reburying relatives in Israel can be a complex but comforting process.

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Edward to be first U.K. royal to visit Israel

The Earl of Wessex, as the youngest child of Queen Elizabeth II is formally known, will visit Israel in September following an invitation by the Israel Youth Award organization, according to the report in the London Jewish weekly.

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Experts in exhuming

The process of reinterment in Israel is tough and bureaucratic, first requiring an exhumation license signed by the office of the British Home Secretary.

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Report: U.K.'s Prince Edward to make official trip to Israel

Edward's trip would be the first visit to Israel by a U.K. royal; Buckingham Palace won't confirm report.

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Guardian editor condemns U.K. journalists' boycott of Israel 0 comments
Guardian editor condemns U.K. journalists' call to boycott Israel

Condemnation follows vote by UK National Union of Journalists to boycott Israeli goods in protest over actions in Lebanon, West Bank.

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PMO vows changes after diplomat is strip-searched

Far-reaching changes have been promised at the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) to prevent a repeat of the incident where the deputy British ambassador was strip-searched by security officers on her way to a pre-arranged meeting at the PMO last month.

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MK Avital to IBCA: 'I'm clean, I'm not involved in corruption'

Labor MK Colette Avital, who formally announced her intention to run for office last month, said that if elected, she would invigorate the presidency and 'make it more than a decoration.'

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Stamp of disapproval

Philatelist Lawrence Fisher's award-winning collection documents anti-Israel sentiment in the Arab world through the decades.

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Next year in Herzliya Pituach

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Did your St. George's flag go blue and white?

Anglo File's Charlotte Hall asked seven British-Israelis to share their affiliations and reflections following the Israel-England match.

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Haifa U. returns former JPost chair's 'fraud' money 0 comments
Eight facts about Euro 2008

Tomorrow's Euro 2008 qualifier in Ramat Gan will see Israel and England competing in an official soccer game for the first time ever.

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