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How to Get to Israel by Boat

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In a bid to reduce her carbon footprint, Londoner Lianna Etkind chose an unconventional summer holiday this year – a voyage to Israel over...
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Google Street View Goes Under Sea

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Melilla Pics: Where Christians, Jews and Muslims Get Along Just Fine

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A Scorecard: Who Milks Israel’s Animals Humanely?

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