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How the media narrative on Israel has changed over 65 years
In honour of Israel’s 65th birthday (according to the Gregorian calendar), Life Magazine has published a series of fascinating photos (and at least one extremely graphic and gory one) from those early days. Click on this link to view the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism
Tagged 1948, British Mandate, Independence Day, Israel, May 14th, media bias, Palestine, Palestinians, War of Independence
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Why the two-state solution is a non-starter
I am not a supporter of the Two State solution (i.e. one Jewish democratic state for Israel and one state for the Palestinians, which are intended to live side by side in peace and security) because it has always seemed obvious … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged elections, Israel, Palestine, Palestinian state, Palestinians, politics, two-state solution
18 Comments
The Palestinians’ bid for a state at the UN – davka on 29th November
The 29th November is a special date in the Israeli national calendar. As I wrote last year: known in Israel by that strange quirk of mixing Biblical Hebrew with Anglicised calendar months as Kaf Tet beNovember (the Hebrew letters Kaf … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Israel lobby, Mahmoud Abbas, PA, Palestine, Palestinian state, Palestinians, UN
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Kaf Tet beNovember and the Useless UN
It was the 29th of November on Tuesday, known in Israel by that strange quirk of mixing Biblical Hebrew with Anglicised calendar months as Kaf Tet beNovember (the Hebrew letters Kaf and Tet having the numerical equivalent of 20 and … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
Tagged Israel, Jewish homeland, Mandate, Palestine, Partition, Resolution 181, UN
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Non-existent state accepted into UNESCO
As threatened earlier this month, UNESCO accepted “Palestine” (which doesn’t actually exist, in case anyone has forgotten) into their organization. Palestinians won entry to UNESCO on Monday, scoring a symbolic victory in their battle for full UN membership, prompting the … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Canada, funding, Israel, Palestine, Palestinians, UNESCO, US
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