rabbis oppose evangelical backing of Israel over faith risk
Israeli rabbis denounce evangelical Christians and their money as mission amid fear of conversion aims and right wing backing. Leaders like Avraham Shapira Mordechai Eliahu issue religious ruling against accepting funds from the Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Rabbis warn donors exploit Israel’s vulnerable population and push Christian salvation narratives.
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Eliahu
Fellowship
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Aristide seeks refuge in South Africa amid Haitian crisis
Aristide asks South Africa for asylum until his situation stabilizes. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma will present the request to the new Cabinet, with CARICOM and the African Union views guiding SA policy. Opposition calls the move inappropriate as Aristide presses his political exile after being ousted on February 29 and fleeing via Jamaica.
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Caricom
Mozambique
Joaquin Chissano
African Union
Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma
Aristide
Jamaica
Huntley Medley
Democratic Alliance Party
South Africa
Douglas Gibson
Mildred
Central African Republic
United States
U.S
China detains 47 in phony milk scam
Authorities detain 47 people over a counterfeit milk scheme in Fuyang. Five wholesalers who supplied the adulterated formula to village shops on the city’s outskirts were previously held, while calls to the prosecutor and party office for details went unanswered.
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Fuyang
Communist Party
Military court convicts three militants of terror plot
The State Security Court sentenced three militants in Jordan for a terror conspiracy. Judge Col. Fawez Buquor said al-Khalayleh was influenced by his uncle's ideology but found no direct link to al Zarqawi. US offers 10 million dollars for al Zarqawi's capture amid fears of a wider militant network.
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United States
State Security Court
Fawez Buquor
al-Khalayleh
al-Zarqawi
Iraq
al-Qaida
Old SAT vs new SAT adds stress for 2006 class
The transition to the new SAT with an optional essay in spring 2005 creates choice for many juniors. Some students may prefer the old format with 1.4 million previous testers, while colleges push the new test or ACT writing. Institutions like the UC system plan to consider only new scores or ACT results.
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Penn State University System
University of California System
WeatherTite Windows offers limited time energy save plan
Merv Hollander of WeatherTite Windows promotes a deferred payment program with zero down and a summer payment start. The deal features WeatherTite Tilt-in windows with Low E Argon glass, Magna-Sill, custom builds, and a $100 manufacturer rebate. Offer expires May 28 2004 with senior discounts available.
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