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Israeli Company Develops Solar Power Flower
For years, Israel has made the desert bloom. But now a new tulip has appeared on the horizon.
Israel's Water Company Adds 'Drought Tax'
Mekerot, Israel's national water authority, hopes a new tax on surplus water use will make Israelis think twice about wasting water.
Arson Feared in Northern Israel Fires
Firefighters battled dozens of blazes in northern Israel Wednesday night, and authorities suspect arson is behind many of them.
U.S., Israel Still at Odds over Settlements
Israel and the U.S. remained at odds on settlement construction after meetings on Tuesday.
Court Overrules Kashrut Revocation
The Israeli Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Messianic Jewish baker whose kashrut certificate had been revoked by the Chief Rabbinate.
Netanyahu Backs Israel's Foreign Minister
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support for Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman after French President Nicolas Sarkozy's suggestion that he be fired.
Spain Won't Prosecute Israelis
The Spanish National Court ruled Tuesday that a Spanish judge must stop his pursuit of war crimes charges against seven Israeli officials.
U.S., Israel Bump Heads over Settlements
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak meets Monday with U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell in New York City.
Hezbollah, Hariri Supporters Fight in Beirut
A gunbattle between supporters of Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri and Hezbollah forces too place Sunday in Beirut.

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