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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Chag Same’ach – Shvi’i shel Pesach, the 7th day of Passover
The seventh day of Pesach, “Shvi’i shel Pesach”, begins tonight, running straight on into Shabbat tomorrow night, giving us an “8-day Pesach” along with our fellow Jews in the Diaspora (who celebrate an extra day of the festival). Shvi’i shel … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Judaism
Tagged Israel, Jewish people, Judaism, Passover, Pesach, Shvi'i shel Pesach
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Guest Post: If It’s darkest just before the dawn, why is it so light out there?
This is another guest post by Brian Goldfarb, who casts his characteristically optimistic worldview on recent events and shows us that things are really not as bad as we are being led to believe by the media. This is certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Defence and Military, International relations, Iran, Terrorism
Tagged BDS, Brian Goldfarb, Guest Post, Hamas, Hezbollah, Hilary Clinton, IDF, Iran, US elections, US-Israel relationship
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Chag Kasher Vesame’ach – Happy Pesach!
This blog is going on semi-vacation over the next week during the Pesach (Passover) festival until after the chag (it finishes on the night of 29th April but then runs straight into Shabbat on the 30th). If you would like … Continue reading
Good News Thursday – pre-Pesach edition
Since tomorrow is erev Pesach, I won’t be posting my usual Good News Friday installment. Instead I decided to give you a pre-Pesach boost today with a slightly earlier Good News post. My first item is a delightful article by … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, Defence and Military, History, International relations
Tagged archaeology, earthquake, Ecuador, glass, Good News Friday, IDF, IsrAid, Japan, lone soldiers, medical clown
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Terror returns to Jerusalem: 21 hurt in bus bombing
This afternoon a bus exploded on the streets of Jerusalem, injuring 21 people, including apparently the bomber himself. Unusually for Israel there was initially a great deal of confusion and conflicting reports about the incident, with the authorities refusing to … Continue reading
The loss of Jewish rights on the Temple Mount – cause and effect
I know that I go on a bit (OK, a lot) about Israeli sovereignty in Israel, including Judea and Samaria, and Jewish rights on the Temple Mount in particular, but this week the cause and effect of not enforcing our … Continue reading