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President Obama will meet with the leaders of Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority within a 10-day period later this month.

John Demjanjuk arrived in Germany to stand trial for war crimes committed during World War II.

A Tel Aviv apartment sold recently is the most expensive ever sold in Israel.

Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman was set to leave on an official visit to London.

A performance by an award-winning Jewish actress has been canceled by a Jewish organization in Melbourne because of her participation in a controversial play about Israel.

Facebook, the popular social networking Web site, has removed two groups promoting Holocaust denial.

Jewish groups are praising President Obama for proposing to fund a program providing security grants to non-profit institutions.

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