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Analysis: New Hampshire - Revolution against status quo under way

Victories by Sanders, Trump show greater polarization of the US electorate.

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Bret Stephens: The next US president may not be pro-Israel

“Bernie Sanders worries me. Hillary Clinton worries me. Donald Trump worries me, and frankly Ted Cruz kind of worries me too,” says Stephens.

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Israel creating first ever sculpture in outer space

The project will take a digital representation of human laughter and beam it up to space, where it will be created on a specially designed 3D printer that works in zero gravity.

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Two Arab Jerusalem youths indicted for attempted murder

Suspects planned stabbings of Jews last month near Damascus Gate to "kill them and become martyrs."

90 Year-old Giuditta Matalon Embraces the Children of Israel

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'Dangerous roadways in Israel are worse than any security threat'

For the past three years, roadway fatalities have steadily risen and now the Knesset is looking to stop the trend.

Planting Trees in Memory of the Carmel Disaster Victims

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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) campaigns in Cleveland

Sanders may play down Judaism, but he played big role in Hannukah case

As mayor of Burlington, Sanders agreed to allow a public menorah to be displayed on municipal grounds, a move that eventually was contested in court.

Middle East

French FM Fabius steps down, Mideast initiative still on table

Fabius, and the French initiative, were at the center of dueling tweets this week between France’s envoy to the US, Gerard Araud, and Israel’s ambassador, Ron Dermer.

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The Rivlins meet with adoptive, foster parents

Springsteen Israel show frenzy grows

Business & Innovation

Taxi app Gett builds coalition to counter Uber

To compete, Gett is working with similar services around the world to make their apps cross-compatible.

Tel Aviv-based antifraud company Riskified raises $25 million

Firm founded in 2013, analyzes credit-card transactions for online retailers to root out credit-card thieves.

bBarrels of electrical plugs and products collected by e-waste recycling company M.A.I.

E-waste recycling surpasses 2015 target

As part of the Electronic Waste Law, the overall goal for 2015 was for 20 percent of the total weight of electronic equipment sold annually by manufacturers and importers in Israel to be recycled.

High-risk groups should be screened for hepatitis C and treated, Knesset told

It is the moral obligation of all doctors whose patients are in high-risk groups to inform them that they need to undergo screening tests.

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The bear necessities

Berlin International Film Festival director Dieter Kosslick speaks to the "Post" about this year’s lineup, the migrant crisis and what makes the Berlinale unique.