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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Guest post: Israel and “The Next Lebanon War”
This is a guest post by Brian Goldfarb, a frequent commenter and occasional guest-writer on this blog. Western military analysts have, for many years now, designated the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) as the best small army in the world. This, … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military
Tagged Amir Peretz, Brian Goldfarb, Ehud Olmert, Gaza, Guest Post, Hezbollah, IAF, IDF, Intifada, Lebanon, Operation Cast Lead, Pillar of Defence, Syria
11 Comments
Good News Friday
It’s hard to top the previous post for good stuff about Israel, but I can’t let a Friday pass without a Good News Friday installment, so here goes. Our first item comes once again from the UK, which despite its … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged BDS, Beer Sheva, Carmiel, Elbit, Good News Friday, Hanita Fridman, haredim, hi-tech, Ian Livingson, IDF, Karmisoft, Milad Atrash, Muhammed Atrash, Muslims, technology, trade minister, UK, UN
5 Comments
Something for the soul
As an antidote to the bad news that has preceded this item, this is in a class all of its own. I was considering keeping this piece for my Good News Friday post, but it really deserves and needs a … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism
Tagged love of the Land, Qanta Ahmed, support Israel
2 Comments
Outrageous
The Al-Durah hoax is the incident in which the Palestinians claimed that Mohammed al-Durah was killed – deliberately – by the IDF in 2000. I would recommend having a look at The Al Durah Project which has been following the … Continue reading
Posted in Lawfare and Delegitimization, Media and journalism
Tagged Al Dura, Al Durah, Charles Enderlin, France, hoax, IDF, media bias, Palestinians, Philippe Karsenty, Richard Landes, terrorists, TV
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Turkey – the sick man who would like to be in Europe
Over a hundred and fifty years ago, the apocryphal story goes, the Ottoman Empire, Turkey’s forerunner, was dubbed the Sick Man of Europe by Tsar Nicholas I. It seems that the sickliness is back and once again Turkey would like … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged EU, Gaza, Gezi Park, human rights, membership, police, protests, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Taksim Square, Turkey
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Syria and Egypt can’t be fixed by the West
Here are some of the latest headlines out of Egypt and Syria. A menacing war of words is developing between Egypt and Ethiopia over the building of a new dam, and the Arab world is now wondering whether Egypt has … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged civil war, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Nile, rebels, Renaissance Dam, Syria
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