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The perversity and malice of Temple Denial
Even with the evidence in front of their eyes, there are too many ignoramuses, conspiracy theorists, religious supersessionists as well as plain old antisemites, who either deny the very existence of the two Jewish Temples or deny the Jewish connection … Continue reading
Good News Friday
As always, despite the bad or indifferent news of the past week, Friday ushers in Shabbat, and to accompany it, here is my latest Good News Friday post. London has been engulfed by fire in recent days: two kosher shops … Continue reading
Posted in History, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged archaeology, British Jewish community, charity, fire, First Temple, Good News Friday, Haifa, haredim, London, Palestinians, Rambam Hospital
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#Jerusalem50: Har Hatzofim (Mt. Scopus) and the Ophel
On Wednesday Israel and the Jewish world will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of our miraculous victory in the Six Day War of 1967. Jerusalem has gone into high gear for the extraordinary anniversary (though this has been somewhat complicated … Continue reading
Good News Friday
The days and weeks run away with us and it’s time for another Good News Friday post. Starting with antisemitism news, or rather anti-anti-semitism (☺) here is some excellent news from England. The execrable Malia Bouattia lost her position as … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Antisemitism, History, Israel news, Technology
Tagged antisemitism, archaeology, bio-tech, David Ward, Good News Friday, landmines, Liberal-Democrats, Malia Bouattia, NUS, Shakira Martin
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Good News Friday
It’s a great feeling to continue the good news from yesterday into today, towards Shabbat, so here is my latest Good News Friday installment. First up is a blast from the past, as Israeli students unearthed a 2,000 year-old Jewish … Continue reading
Posted in History, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged archaeology, bio-tech, Dafna Meir, Good News Friday, green technology, Jerusalem, lung cancer, Natan Meir, Renana Meir, Tel Aviv, train
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Good News Friday
The clocks moved forward in Israel last night which is just as well because I have an extra hour to write my Good News Friday post! Let’s start this week’s post with news from Israel’s biomedical sector. Israeli 3D printing … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Technology
Tagged 3D printing, archaeology, biomed, Good News Friday, Hebrew
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