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...Opening with a Gregorian chant of the “Our Father” and church bells, the song has boundless potential, but abruptly changes into a spiritual pop opus with its haunting combination of Christian prayer, Arabic words, and Hebrew chanting. While the topic’s ambition is commendable, the song lacks the power of Madonna’s similarly-themed “Like a Prayer.” Shakira, who pens her own lyrics, excels with English lines such as “And if you wrote the script/then why the troublemakers?” Despite...

Author: By Kathleen A. Fedornak, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Oral Fixation, Vol. 2 | 12/8/2005 | See Source »

...accused of singing about Kabbalah founder Isaac Ben Luria, which violates Jewish law. (She maintains that the title actually refers to guest vocalist Isaac Sinwany.) Regardless of to whom the song refers, it’s the only track on the record with a Kabbalist influence. Softly-strummed guitars, Hebrew chanting, and psychedelic humming, along with the prerequisite thumping bass, makes it the most distinctive song on “Confessions,” providing a welcome respite for the parched dancers listening to the album’s continuous mix, before the last two tracks ramp the intensity right...

Author: By Christopher C. Baker, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Confessions on a Dance Floor | 12/1/2005 | See Source »

Ariel Sharon is nicknamed the Bulldozer. The Israeli Prime Minister showed why last week. He reshaped the political landscape by ditching his right-wing Likud Party--which he helped found in 1973--and forming a new centrist bloc called Kadima (Hebrew for forward). Sharon, who will lead the party into elections in March, said he wants to focus on the Israeli-Palestinian road map for peace, not on "wasting time in political struggles," a swipe at the Likud hawks who have undermined him. His top adviser, Reuven Adler, blamed them, not the Palestinians, for failure to advance the peace process...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Moving Israel Forward? | 11/28/2005 | See Source »

...suppress the free speech of Israeli pilots.” I called The Crimson reporter and told her that was a lie. Now Finkelstein is claiming that it is true and he provided four sources to prove his point. One of the articles is in German and another in Hebrew, languages which Finkelstein does not read or understand. I have had them translated and neither of them supports his false allegation that I tried to suppress the free speech of Israeli pilots. The truth is, that I have repeatedly defended the right of Israeli pilots to publicize their disagreement with...

Author: By Alan M. Dershowitz | Title: Dershowitz: I Never Suppressed Israeli Pilots’ Free Speech | 11/8/2005 | See Source »

...Israel. The show, the first of 11 on the band’s North American campus tour, marked HSI’s first “cultural event” of the year, according to Amy M. Zelcer ’07, its president. Known also by their Hebrew name, Shotei Hanevua, the Fools, who are Israeli, performed for a crowd of about 250, ranging in age from 15 to more than 50. “When most people think about Israel, they focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” Zelcer said at the event...

Author: By Emily C. Ingram, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Israeli Band Rocks for Peace | 10/28/2005 | See Source »

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