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February 7th, 2016 
Awake Goy A long-dead Hasidic rabbi reached across the centuries and let Hillary Rodham Clinton speak candidly about belief and self-doubt.
That, more or less, is the takeaway of the Conservative rabbi who elicited Clinton’s celebrated response at a town hall Wednesday in New Hampshire.
In a telephone interview with JTA Thursday, Rabbi Jonathan Spira-Savett, 49, described what led him to his now famous question about balancing humility and ego, and why Clinton was grateful to him for it.
Spira-Savett of Temple Beth Abraham was one of seven Nashua, New Hampshire, clergy who last year launched a plan to draw candidates to forums on faith and ethics, modeled on the one hosted in 2008 by evangelical Pastor Rick Warren featuring then-candidates Barack Obama and John McCain.
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Published time: 5 Feb, 2016 10:22
Volcanic lightning is seen at an eruption of Mount Sakurajima, in this photo taken from Tarumizu city, Kagoshima prefecture, southwestern Japan, February 5, 2016. © Kyodo / Reuters Japan’s Sakurajima volcano, situated about 50km from the Sendai nuclear station, has erupted with the country’s meteorological agency issuing an orange warning not to approach it.
Residents in the area were evacuated in August last year after an alert for the volcano was raised to its second highest level. When Sakurajima erupted in 1914, it was Japan’s most powerful of the 20th century. The lava flows filled the strait separating the island from the mainland, turning the area into a peninsula.
The Sendai nuclear plant which is located some 50 kms from the volcano, was the first to be restarted after 2011’s Fukushima disaster following the implementation of new safety rules. It’s built to withstand a tsunami of 15 meters, well below 2011’s peak tsunami height of 40 meters.
Tremors have been felt in the area since December 2015 with warnings in place. The government’s nuclear agency had previously dismissed volcanic risks over Sendai’s lifetime as “negligible.”
Memories of the Fukushima nuclear disaster caused by a powerful quake in March 2011 are still fresh in Japan.
It was the second after Chernobyl to measure Level 7 on the International Nuclear Event Scale.
The tragedy caused the complete shutdown of the Japanese nuclear facilities in 2011, despite 30 percent of electricity previously coming from nuclear power.
The authorities are still trying to clean up and contain contamination after the Fukushima crisis.
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Published time: 5 Feb, 2016 04:54
A new video rereleased by Islamic State shows the ruthless beheading of an alleged Syrian “moderate” opposition fighter by a young boy of African descent, who threatens the same fate for any American or US-backed soldier who sets boot on the ground.
In the latest gruesome propaganda video, allegedly filmed by Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) terrorists, an English-speaking child, identified by the Terror Monitor group as a son of Jihadist IS fighter Abu Darda, executes someone the video claims to be Muhammad Tabsho, a religious official from the Syrian rebel group the Levant Front.
The 18-minute clip shows a confession of Tabsho before he is dragged by the boy and forced to kneel on the road in an undisclosed location, believed to be somewhere outside Aleppo.
Before the execution takes place, the boy threatens, with a noticeable accent, to destroy those rebels in Syria who are funded and supported by the US. The Levant Front, formed in December 2014, is an Aleppo-based rebel faction fighting against Assad’s forces.
The boy also says that he wishes and more than ready to meet US troops on the ground, before decapitating his victim with a knife and placing the severed head on his back.
READ MORE: New ISIS video features ‘last words’ of Paris attackers, threats to UK
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