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Jonathan Dahoah-Halevi YNET News Aharon Barak, Israeli Supreme Court president, in a speech on June 25 before a meeting of the New Israel Fund touched an exposed nerve regarding the identity and existence of Israel as a Jewish state and a democracy. He burned his candle at both ends when he unequivocally expressed his support for a democratic Jewish state on the one hand and complete fealty to the idea of a country for all its citizens on the other. His notions were amazing. If Israel is supposed to be a country for all its citizens, why discriminate against non-Jews and give Jews priority in immigration? If he were really faithful to the principle of equality, why did he find it necessary to insist that Israel was a Jewish state and not one determined democratically by “all its citizens?” In a situation of equality, why... [read full story]
MICHAEL Carrick has hailed United team-mate Darren Fletcher as one of the best midfielders in the Premier League. It does not seem that long ago that Fletcher's name on the team sheet was more likely to elicit groans than...
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DAVID Dunn put Blackburn in the driving seat at the Reebok Stadium, scoring the opener after 32 minutes. The 29-year-old clipped a shot into the corner beyond Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen following a flowing move.
My name is Ryan Smith, 25 living in Southampton. I've been drumming for over 10 years in numerous originals bands and covers bands. This was mainly based in London and partly in Southampton. So I've had lots and lots of gigging...
