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Greetings from Tyler, Is it just my imagination, or is this one of the coolest Summers ever? East Texas is my Mom’s home, and we visited often. One time when my Mom and Dad went to tour Europe, they left us kids with my Mom’s parents. It was the only house on the right when…
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Rift over ultra-Orthodox education funding deepens Israeli coalition woes
JERUSALEM, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Israel’s ultra-Orthodox parties, already at odds with coalition partners over demands to draft young religious men into the army, are again testing the unity of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government with a challenge over education funding. The latest rift centres on an ultra-Orthodox push for schools in their separate education…
