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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Antisemitism? Let’s blame Israel and the Jews!
This is a subject that won’t go away, and however much I read about it, there always seem to be yet another case, yet another article or yet another tweet, where the writers or speakers either deny that they are … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Despite the horrible week we’ve just had, or maybe because of it, I feel a need to post a Good News Friday installment this week. My first item dates back thousands of years ago: an ancient skull found in a … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Israel news, Technology
Tagged archaeology, baby, clean-tech, EarlySense, family, Good News Friday, health-care, Manot Cave, Samsung, smartphones, Tanzania, Tel Aviv University, water conservation
3 Comments
Telling it like it is
It is so refreshing to come across commentators and journalists who don’t mince their words on politically-incorrect subjects and tell it like it is. One of them is the wonderfully outspoken Pat Condell who has produced another hard-hitting video, (via … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Boycotts and BDS, Lawfare and Delegitimization, Media and journalism
Tagged anti-Israel, anti-semitism, BDS, Europe, Jews, Matti Friedman, media bias, Muslims, Pat Condell
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IDF soldiers killed in Hezbollah attack named
The two IDF soldiers who were killed in yesterday’s cross-border attack in the were identified yesterday as Captain Yohai Kalangel and Sergeant Dor Nini: The two IDF soldiers killed in the Hezollah attack on the Israel-Lebanon border on Wednesday are … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged attack, Hezbollah, IDF, Israel, Israel-Lebanon border, Lebanon, Security Council, UN
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UPDATED: 2 soldiers killed in Hezbollah attack on IDF patrol on the Lebanese border
UPDATED: 2 soldiers were killed in the attack.ברוך דיין אמת Breaking news from the north of Israel: an Israeli patrol near the Lebanese border came under anti-tank missile fire from over the border. Seven IDF soldiers have been reported as … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged anti-tank, Golan, Hezbollah, IDF, Lebanon, missiles, north, Syria, tunnels
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