The IDF Birthday Project has over 50 volunteers, they have helped 7,000 children from Efrat and the surrounding communities of Gush Etzion celebrate their birthdays, even with dad away.

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The scoreline looks comprehensive – a 29-point victory for New Zealand and an 18th consecutive World Cup victory – but the ...

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British rock legends The Who bade (another) farewell to Atlantic City Saturday, praising the surrounding area's natural beauty, and trashing the acoustics inside Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall.