Stones are being offered for $4.99 each, or $9.95 if shipped outside the United States.
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Stones are being offered for $4.99 each, or $9.95 if shipped outside the United States.
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The Elad organization, which operates the park in Jerusalem, is promoting the plan for the center, which will enable visitors to view recently discovered archaeological findings.
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The Israel Museum objects to giving Wikipedia unfettered access to the ivories, even though by law the artifacts actually belong to the Israel Antiquities Authority.
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Jerusalem planning and committee approves construction of new visitors’ center at City of David National Park in Silwan.
20 commentsAccording to any measure - the potential for violence, the mutual hatred, the different needs - if it's desirable to separate students from the Haredi residents of Mea She'arim, how much more should the activist group Ateret Cohanim be separated from the Palestinian residents of Silwan?
5 commentsSkeletons should not be sanctified - but replacing Muslim graves with an ostentatious building dedicated to tolerance will only serve as a provocation.
0 commentsContrary to prevailing opinion, the Dead Sea Works is only a secondary cause of the sea's dropping level.
0 commentsEven Amir Peretz knows that the Labor Party probably will not set up the next government. Nevertheless, during a visit to Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv yesterday, he already gave himself an election achievement.
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