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Good News Friday
I can’t believe it’s time for another Good News Friday installment, but I can’t argue with the calendar. My first item for this week comes from the haredi town of Bnei Brak, but from the unlikely setting of the high-tech … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Judaism, Technology
Tagged almond tree, anniversary, blogging, crops, EdenShield, haredim, Jerusalem College of Technology, Lustig Institute, microchip, pest control, shkedia, trees, Tu B'Shvat
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Last night near Sderot (and almond trees)
No, this is not going to be yet another rant about the non-stop rocket fire from Gaza into the south of Israel, even though another Kassam was fired last night, landing south of Ashkelon. This post is intended to show … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged almond tree, Ashkenazi, Kassams, Moroccan, Sderot, Sephardi, Shkediya, weddi
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