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Haaretz reporter Uri Blau to be indicted for possessing classified documents
An offshoot of the Anat Kam affair was the case of Haaretz journalist Uri Blau, to whom Anat Kam passed classified documents that she illegally purloined from the IDF general’s office where she was serving during her IDF service. When … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism
Tagged Anat Kam, classified documents, Haaretz, IDF, reporters, Uri Blau, Yehuda Weinstein
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Why don’t they all just shut up?
An acute case of verbal diarrhea has arrived to plague Israel recently and I just wish that one of Israel’s wonderful biotech companies could invent a remedy that would get all these pundits, analysts and wannabe prophets to simply shut … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged Amos Yadlin, bombing, elections, IDF, Iran, Meir Dagan, nuclear program, Yuval Diskin
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Who’s really suffering in Judea and Samaria?
My title above is the title of the original article in Hebrew Ynet that was sent to me by Dovi. I was going to translate it myself, but meanwhile Ynet themselves did the job for me, but their title was … Continue reading
Posted in Slice of Israeli life
Tagged IDF, incitement, Judea and Samaria, miluim, Palestinian Media Watch, Palestinians, reserves, West Bank
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Yom Hazikaron 2012 – Israel’s Memorial Day
Yom Hazikaron has begun just a short while ago, and with it the usual mix of sadness leading to joy a day later on Yom Haatzmaut (Independence Day). Here are a few links to bring the atmosphere over to you. … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged 1948, Arabs, Gush Etzion, Hurva, IDF, Independence, Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, Memorial Day, Palestinians, soldiers, war, Yom Hazikaron
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IDF commander hits protestor – world disaster ensues
At least that is what one would be led to think if one would believe everything that is written in the leftist Israel media and the international media. The facts: At a protest on route 90, pro-Palestinian “activists” (terror supporters) … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged activists, IDF, ISM, Palestinians, protestors, Shalom Eisner, terrorism
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Holy Bat-Cave!
OK, so it’s not exactly holy but I couldn’t resist the Batman reference. A new bat-talion of bat caves (sorry…) has been discovered in abandoned IDF forts along the Jordan Valley. Soldiers left Israel’s underground forts along the frontier with … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged bats, bunkers, caves, IDF, Jordan Valley
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