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Good News Friday
Time for a very quick Good News Friday this week. With all the bad news about antisemitism in the Labour Party in England, and assorted flotillas trying to break the blockade on hamas-run Gan, it is so heartwarming to hear … Continue reading
Good News Friday
This week’s Good News Friday is going to be Zionism week, starring my very own family! My first item is Aliya, specifically from the United States. This week 232 Olim came to Israel on a Nefesh B’Nefesh charter flight (via … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged aliya, biomed, defibrillation, family, Good News Friday, IDF, Nefesh B'Nefesh, Petach Tikva, smartphones, southern Israel, Technion, Zionism
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Good News Friday
I cannot start this week’s post without mentioning some very not good news: yesterday an Israeli civilian, Yotam Ovadia was stabbed to death and two others injured in a brutal terror attack carried out by a 17 year old Palestinian … Continue reading
Good News Friday
I can’t believe it’s Friday again, time for another Good News Friday post. Let’s start with some very important good news from the northern border where Israel’s humanitarian Good Neighbour project has gone into overdrive with the influx fo tens … Continue reading
Good News Friday
While we’re still basking in the reflected glory of Prince William’s historic royal visit to Israel, there were a couple of additional items I found which I thought suitable for this week’s Good News Friday post. First, we have a … Continue reading
Posted in Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged blind, education, Gaza, Good News Friday, Hachnasat Sefer Torah, hi-tech, India, Iran, Jerusalem, Kerem Shalom, OrCam, Prince William, World Cup
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Prince William’s visit, the first ever Royal visit to Israel
Prince William’s visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, the first ever Royal visit to Israel, concluded today, and in general it seems to have gone down a treat with the natives (myself included). The Prince has inherited the common … Continue reading
