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• A fifth question this Passover: what makes Trader Joe's matzah different from all other matzah?

  For millennia, Jews have eaten matzah. And for years, Jewish patrons of Trader Joe's have been able to purchase matzah off the shelves of the tiki-themed grocery chain — which has gained its own quasi-religious following.

• Archaeologists discover rare Zodiac imagery in Egyptian Esna temple

  Researchers successfully restored ancient Egyptian ceiling reliefs depicting the heavens, featuring zodiac signs, constellations, stars and planets, including Mars, Jupiter and Saturn at a temple dedicated to the Ancient Egyptian god, Khnum, his consorts Menhit and Nebtu, their son, Heka, and the goddess Neith.

• Israel, Palestinians never intended to follow Sharm el-Sheikh agreement - opinion

  The Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, and US meeting that took place in Sharm el-Sheikh on Sunday of this week, is an important step toward working to de-escalate the violence on the ground between Israel and Palestine. The agreements reached include important steps, unthinkable by the current Israeli government, although none of them addresses the real issue, namely, the continuation of the Israeli occupation.

• Reservation votes on judge selection bill to continue Sunday

  Votes on reservations on the judicial reform's Judicial Selection Committee bill were set to continue on Sunday after Wednesday's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee sessions stretched late into the night.

• Assuta embryo case: Two couples potentially genetic parents of baby

  On Wednesday evening, the Health Minsitry forwarded the inspection committee's report regarding the circumstances that caused a mistake during in vitro fertilization (IVF) in a patient at Assuta Rishon Leziyon Hospital to both parties involved.

• 'Valeria is Getting Married': Story of a mail-order Ukrainian bride - review

  So much of the story of the movie Valeria is Getting Married is told through actress Lena Fraifeld's achingly expressive face. However, Frailfeld does not portray the title character but her sister, Christina.

• Ryan Lavarnway, Team Israel veteran and World Series champ, retires from MLB

  Veteran catcher Ryan Lavarnway announced his retirement from baseball Wednesday, ending a journeyman career that featured 10 seasons in the MLB and multiple appearances with Team Israel.

• Tunnels used for missile production in Syria attacked in Monday airstrike

  An intelligence report by satellite and intelligence solutions company ImageSat International (ISI) was able to determine that based on satellite images, an attack in Syria on March 12 included attacks on entrances to underground tunnels. According to intelligence estimates, these tunnels contained the means for the production of surface-to-surface missiles.

• Protest leader Shikma Bressler arrested in judicial reform demonstration

  Judicial reform protest leader Shikma Bressler was arrested on Thursday morning during demonstration, Labor leader Merav Michaeli said.

• Break the Wave: Israeli forces arrest 8 terror suspects in the West Bank

  The IDF, Shin Bet and Border Police arrested eight suspects of terrorism in the West Bank on Wednesday night, according to the IDF Spokesperson Unit.

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