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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Mitt Romney’s Jerusalem speech
Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney arrived in Israel yesterday for some pre-election diplomatic talks and fund-raising for his election campaign, and his wonderful speech to the Jerusalem Foundation has delighted one side of the political spectrum while enraging the other. … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Jerusalem, Mitt Romney, presidential elections, speech
53 Comments
Tisha Be’Av 5772 – 2012
It is the fast of Tisha Be’Av (9th of Av) today (OK, technically it is the 10th today, since we don’t fast on Shabbat besides on Yom Kippur), the saddest day in the Jewish calendar. The fast commemorates the destruction … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news, Judaism
Tagged capital, destruction, Har Habayit, Israel, Jerusalem, mourning, Temple Mount, Tisha B'Av, Waqf
6 Comments
If I forget thee O Jerusalem, my name is the BBC (and the Guardian)
The fast of Tisha Be’Av, the saddest day in the Jewish calendar, is almost upon us (beginning tomorrow night, because the 9th itself falls on Shabbat), and the destruction of Jerusalem, even if only virtual, continues to this day. The … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Media and journalism
Tagged BBC, Bet Hamikdash, capital, conspiracy theories, Guardian, Jerusalem, media bias, Temple, Tisha B'Av
10 Comments
Olympic gold in treachery to the IOC
A couple of months ago I addressed the refusal of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to hold a minute’s silence or some other kind of public ceremony in order to honour the memory of the 11 Israeli atheletes murdered at … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations, Terrorism
Tagged athletes, IOC, Jacques Rogge, JustOneMinute, memorial, Munich, Olympitcs, one minute's silence, terrroism
12 Comments
Good News Friday
This is another in my Good News Friday series, even though the news this week has not been good at all. However I don’t like to leave you with a bad feeling before Shabbat, so here are some heartening items. … Continue reading
Posted in Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged bio-tech, chicken, David Scharia, good news Friday, Immune Pharmaceuticals, Israel, pharmaceuticals, UN
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