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As Israel prepares to push through a long-delayed landmark natural gas deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a growing backlash by protesters who accuse him of using shady backroom dealings and strong-arm tactics to push through the plan.

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                    [AuthorName] => Tia Goldenberg
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                    [Title] => Israel approves export of 40 percent of its gas
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The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday approved exporting 40 percent of Israel's newfound natural gas reserves, keeping a larger amount for local consumption than originally expected.

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                    [AuthorName] => Max J. Rosenthal
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                    [Title] => The tempted brothers
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Two brothers — both far from home — faced similar temptations.
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                    [Title] => 3 charged for Indian moneylender's slay
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Police filed yesterday murder and illegal possession of firearms charges against three men who allegedly shot dead an Indian moneylender in Pasig City last Tuesday.
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                    [Title] => The love of a father for his wayward son
                    [Summary] => The New Testament calls David a man after God’s own heart.  If ever a man faced difficulties and yet kept his focus on the Almighty, it was the shepherd lad who eventually became warrior and king.  Among the great leaders of history–from Alexander the Great to Winston Churchill in our century–none has had any more warmth and greatness of heart than did David.


Despite his weakness and his failures, David consistently laid hold of God as his fortress, his strength, and his source of hope.


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Impending natural gas deal angers many Israelis

By Tia Goldenberg | December 7, 2015 - 12:51pm

As Israel prepares to push through a long-delayed landmark natural gas deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a growing backlash by protesters who accuse him of using shady backroom dealings and strong-arm...

World

Israel approves export of 40 percent of its gas

By Max J. Rosenthal | June 24, 2013 - 2:43am

The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday approved exporting 40 percent of Israel's newfound natural gas reserves, keeping a larger amount for local consumption than originally expected.

World

The tempted brothers

June 19, 2010 - 12:00am

Two brothers — both far from home — faced similar temptations.

Daily Bread

3 charged for Indian moneylender's slay

December 19, 2008 - 12:00am

Police filed yesterday murder and illegal possession of firearms charges against three men who allegedly shot dead an Indian moneylender in Pasig City last Tuesday.

Metro

The love of a father for his wayward son

By Dr. Harold J. Sala | July 13, 2003 - 12:00am

The New Testament calls David a man after God’s own heart. If ever a man faced difficulties and yet kept his focus on the Almighty, it was the shepherd lad who eventually became warrior and king. Among the...

Starweek Magazine