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‘How can we part from you?’ Anguished mourners bury five Bulgaria terror victims
By
Ilan Ben Zion
and
ToI Staff
Thousands pay last respects to two sets of childhood friends and a woman, 42, who had learned only moments before the blast that she was finally pregnant
Gloating Ahmadinejad hints at Iranian responsibility for Burgas terror attack
By
Gabe Fisher
and
ToI Staff
Netanyahu: Hezbollah, directed by Iran, carried out Burgas terror attack
Who was that shaggy-haired backpacker? Bulgarian police seek bomber’s identity
By
Nick Dumitrache
and
Veselin Toshkov
Gaddafi killed anyone who discovered his mother was Jewish, aide claims
By
Elhanan Miller
Nouri Mismari, the slain Libyan leader’s chief of protocol, details the colonel’s outrageous behavior
Stuart Schoffman
From our archive: Who owns Zionism?
The fragile child of Jewish history is at the center of a fierce custody battle
Man who set himself on fire at Tel Aviv rally dies
By
ToI Staff
Moshe Silman succumbs to wounds after self-immolating last week, having accused state of leaving him penniless
Obama ‘absolutely’ supports Olympic moment of silence for Israeli victims of 1972 massacre
By
Ari Ben Goldberg
Jewish Democrats praise the announcement, Jewish Republicans say it’s too late.
A sprinter, a gymnast and a sailor walk into an Olympic synagogue…
By
Aaron Kalman
It could happen, given the many members of the tribe competing at London 2012
‘Assad ready to step down,’ says Russian envoy. No he isn’t, retorts Damascus
Alexandre Orlov says Syrian president has ‘accepted to leave, in a civilized way’; Damascus immediately denies claim
Woe, Jerusalem (II)
J’lem is nobody’s capital for BBC now
By
Aaron Kalman
and
Stuart Winer
British broadcaster updates Olympic webpage: ‘Seat of government’ for Israel is Jerusalem, and for Palestine is East Jerusalem
Mahdi virus victims mostly Israeli, report says
By
David Shamah
Trojan may be part of the larger Flame malware
UK Muslim couple convicted of plotting terror attack on Manchester Jews
By
Miriam Shaviv
Husband and wife downloaded ‘Make a bomb in the kitchen’ manual from the Internet, cased synagogues and Jewish Agency building
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A bad joke?
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Ilan Ben Zion
Mortar shells from Syria conflict fall not far from Barak as he tours northern border
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A somber homecoming
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