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- Second Israeli-Arab terror attack in a week
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- Desmond Tutu: How his “halo effect” legitimized his anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attitude
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Tag Archives: Hebron
Chanukah Same’ach! 1st Night
Chanukah has begun here in Israel, and windows are lighting up all over the country with candles and oil lamps twinkling in the dark. Chanukah is one of my favourite chagim, since it requires very little preparation but lots of … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged Chanukah, chanukiah, Hebron, Isaac Herzog, Machpela, Menorah
2 Comments
The Jewish return to Hebron, just after 29th November
The 29th November, or as it is known in Hebrew “Kaf Tet beNovember”, a very significant date in Israeli history, fell last week. It was the date of the UN Resolution, Resolution 181, to partition then-Palestine into two states, Israel … Continue reading
Good News Friday
I shall start this week’s Good News Friday with some news from last week. Last Shabbat we read the Torah portion of Chayeh Sarah, “the life of Sarah”, in which Sarah our Foremother passed away. In Genesis 23:16, we read … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, History, Israel news, Judaism
Tagged archaeology, City of David, Good News Friday, Hebron, Jerusalem, Judaism, Machpela, Shabbat, video
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The Netanyahu government talks out of both sides of its mouth
I was so happy when Binyamin Netanyahu was first elected Prime Minister over a decade ago. “Finally we’ll have a strong but skillful politician heading our governemnt” I thought. I must give Netanyahu credit for being especially adept at navigating … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged Al Jazeera, Amona, Bet Hamachpela, Bibi, government, Gush Katif, Hebron, Judea and Samaria, Migron, Netanyahu, settlements
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With a little help from our friends
It is always heartening to know that Israel has very good friends even among its Arab citizens. Contrary to what one might gather from the news, they are not all terrorists or antisemites. Some of them are loyal, steadfast supporters, … Continue reading
Posted in indigenous rights, Israel news, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged Arab Israelis, Fred Maroun, Hebron, Sara Zoabi, support Israel, UNESCO
3 Comments