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Tag Archives: Egypt
Good News Friday
I haven’t written one of these Good News Friday posts for a very long time, but today suddenly the muse has overtaken me. I have just a couple of items but they brought a smile to my face and I … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged Abraham Accords, aliya, Bahrain, coronavirus, Covid, Egypt, Good News Friday
5 Comments
Good News Friday
The lazy summer days have arrived together with the heat, although we haven’t yet reached the height of the summer yet and it’s bound to get hotter. Nevertheless I’ve been enjoying doing not very much at all, even though this … Continue reading
Posted in History, International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged archaeology, autism, biomed, Boomerang, Egypt, Good News Friday, medical glue, Mohammed Morsi, natural gas, Technion
5 Comments
Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to Israel
Earlier this week the American Vice President Mike Pence and his wife arrived in Israel on an official two-day visit, and it was a roaring success. I will take the liberty of quoting from the wonderful journalist and commentator Arlene … Continue reading
#Jerusalem50: Israel’s precarious position in the lead-up to the Six Day War
Israel’s victory in the Six Day War was so complete and so sudden and so startling that, 50 years later, many people have forgotten the dire danger facing Israel in those awfully tense days. The Arabs, led by Gamal Abdel … Continue reading
Posted in History, Israel news
Tagged #Jerusalem50, Egypt, Golan Heights, Jerusalem, Jordan, Levi Eshkol, Moshe Dayan, security cabinet, Six Day War, Syria, Yaacov Lozowick, Yitzchak Rabin, Yom Yerushalayim
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Good News Friday
All of a sudden the days are getting shorter and Shabbat begins earlier, so my posting times for my Good News Friday posts will be earlier than they’ve been these past few months (I hope!). I start this week’s installment … Continue reading