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3/12/08www.infolive.tv
16:30Palestinians say 2 teenage brothers killed in Gaza strike
16:26Poll: About half of new immigrants feel unduly represented in politics
15:28Iraqis demonstrate in Syria against security pact
15:27Israeli seriously wounded by rock thrown by Palestinian rioters in Hebron
15:26Lebanese students demonstrate in support of Gaza
15:25Report: 2 Palestinians killed in IAF strike in southern Gaza
15:20Livni clashes with European MP over Qassam fire in Sderot
15:19Peretz: Labor mustn't hold primaries on Muslim holiday
15:19Mortar shell lands within southern community; no injuries reported
15:18Peres: Response to terror must be global
15:18Qassam rocket lands in western Negev; none injured
13:15Labor primaries postponed by 8 days
13:14Mumbai victim's parents to run Chabad House
12:48Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' gets 2nd death sentence
12:47Labor primaries: Vote extended to midnight

Infolive.tv's Patricio Abramzon interviewed and played a duet with Bradley Fish, a US-born musician and producer who immigrated to Israel, in his studio in Jerusalem's colorful Nahlaot neighborhood. Fish's music, a unique blend of rock, blues, folk and various Middle Eastern and Asian styles, is inspired by life in Jerusalem. 07/23/07

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