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Good News Friday
After all the bad news of the past few days we need some good news to lift our spirits before Shabbat, so here is my latest Good News Friday post. Israellycool posted a lovely video of an Israeli female Muslim … Continue reading
Good News Friday
The days are getting longer and warmer after the very cold and stormy weather of the last few weeks, so it’s just the right mood for a Good News Friday post. Let’s start with some #BDSFails which never fails to … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Culture, Arts & Sports, Israel news, support Israel, Technology
Tagged #BDSfail, biomed, Birthright, disabled, Eurovision2019, Good News Friday, HIV, rain, Shalva, UK-Israel relationship
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Good News Friday
The weeks rush by, and seem to be nearly always filled with bad news, but then Friday rolls around and we find that there’s always some good news to accompany us into Shabbat. So here is this week’s Good News … Continue reading
Despite it all – Good News Friday
As has happened so many times recently, I had my doubts about posting a Good News Friday installment today. I am still simmering over this week’s mini-war and the fiasco of the ceasefire, and the last thing I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, Judaism, Technology
Tagged Alex Clare, biomed, diabetes, expiry dates, food waste, Good News Friday, insulin, Judaism, music, Shabbat, transplants, Wasteless
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Good News Friday
The days are becoming shorter and cooler – finally! – but there’s still time (just about) for a Good News Friday installment. My first item is bound to make many of you very happy: Israel’s pharma giant Teva has won … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged biomed, fungal infections, Good News Friday, Indonesia, IsrAid, migraines, Technion, Teva, tsunami
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Good News Friday
It’s almost Rosh Hashana (starting Sunday night), so this is the last Good News Friday post of the Jewish year. It is therefore fitting that my first item should be about pomegranates, the fruit that most symbolizes Rosh Hashana, for … Continue reading
