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Category Archives: indigenous rights
Guest Post: According to disgraced David Miller “It’s always the Jews”
This is another guest post by frequent contributor Brian Goldfarb. He is writing about the ongoing saga of the highly antisemitic Professor David Miller, (see blog posts here and here) who was sacked from Bristol University for his anti-Jewish bias. … Continue reading
Desmond Tutu: How his “halo effect” legitimized his anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attitude
The Nobel Peace Prize winner of 1984, South African Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu passed away last week, with great mourning and emotional eulogies uttered in his memory. He was renowned for his principled and courageous stance against apartheid in his … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Incitement, indigenous rights
Tagged anti-Israel, anti-Zionism, antisemitism, Desmond Tutu, replacement theology
5 Comments
Chag Same’ach! Yom Yerushalayim 5780 – 2020
Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of Israel’s miraculous victory over combined Arab forces in 1967, began last night (Thursday). Usually the chag is marked with festive prayer services in synagogues around the country. This year, because of the restrictions … Continue reading
Posted in History, indigenous rights, Israel news, Judaism
Tagged archaeology, Jerusalem, Kotel, Six Day War, Temple Mount, Yom Yerushalayim
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Chag Atzma’ut Same’ach! Happy 72nd Independence Day Israel!
It’s Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day, and, as we note every year, the country swings in a mad but so-Israeli kind of way from the mourning, sorrow and remembrance of Yom Hazikaron to the flag-waving patriotism and general merry-making of … Continue reading
Chanukah Same’ach! Happy Chanukah!
I’m a couple of days late with my Chanukah post but the reason is all good – on Sunday we celebrated the brit of our new grandson and we were still in recovery mode so to speak. 🙂 The baby … Continue reading
Posted in Family, indigenous rights, Israel news, Judaism, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged Boris Johnson, Chanukah, Hannukah, ICC, indigenous rights, Judaism, lawfare, NASA
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Good News Friday – new baby edition
Another very Good News Friday edition this week: we are delighted to welcome our latest grandson, born on Sunday to our daughter Vered and Pini, a little brother to Shaked. ❤ The brit will take place pG on Sunday, and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, indigenous rights, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged archaeology, baby, family, Good News Friday, Jerusalem, Jewish prayer, Tel Aviv, Temple Mount, thyroid cancer, train
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