subscribe by RSS
-
Recent Comments
peteca1 on The West’s hypocrisy at… danmillerinpanama on The West’s hypocrisy at… The West’s hyp… on Israeli Navy intercepts missil… anneinpt on Israeli Navy intercepts missil… anneinpt on Guest post: London Jewish Book… anneinpt on Good News Friday Brian Goldfarb on Israeli Navy intercepts missil… Brian Goldfarb on Guest post: London Jewish Book… anneinpt on Calling on my London friends t… Kay Wilson on Calling on my London friends t… Reality on Good News Friday Brian Goldfarb on Good News Friday OyiaBrown on Good News Friday Joseph on Israeli Navy intercepts missil… Betty on Israeli Navy intercepts missil…
Tag Archives: Jerusalem
The impossibility of dividing Jerusalem
The only country in the world whose municipal construction and zoning plans make international headlines is Israel. The latest manufactured outrage was triggered by a Jerusalem city council planning committee’s announcement of plans to build another 768 housing units in … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged building, Israel, Jerusalem, Palestinians, settlements, two-state solution, Yaacov Lozowick
9 Comments
Good News Friday
Another week has rolled around so fast, and it’s time for my next Good News Friday installment. We start with one of my favourite subjects – archaeology. An ancient jug from the First Temple period has been discovered. This might … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged Accel, Ambassador, apnea, archaeology, Arrow 3, back pain, Canada, Good News Friday, Itamar Medical, Jerusalem, missile, Mobileye, Premia Spine, road safety, spine, Temple Mount, Vivian Bercovici, WatchPAT
6 Comments
Wishing Merry Christmas to my Christian friends
I would like to wish all my Christian readers and friends a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. May 2014 be a year of peace, happiness and prosperity for all of us. Unfortunately there has been so much negative news … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news
Tagged Bethlehem, Christians, Christmas, Israel, Jerusalem, Manger Square, Palestinians
11 Comments
Snowstorm roundup and pictures
I would have posted this earlier except we had a 3 hour power cut earlier. And we didn’t even get one drop of snow! Obviously the electric company are struggling to restore power to Jerusalem, Judea & Samaria and the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged Alexa, electricity, Gaza, IDF, Jerusalem, snow, storm, weather, West Bank
2 Comments
Good News Friday
This week’s edition of Good News Friday is going to be a bit of a mixed bunch. I will start with noting that today is a sad day: Asara BeTevet, the fast of the 10th of Tevet, commemorating the start … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Judaism, Technology
Tagged Alzheimers, Amnon Shashua, Asara beTevet, biomed, blind, Ehud Cohen, Elazar, floods, Good News Friday, Gush Etzion, hi-tech, Jerusalem, neurodegenerative disease, OrCam, rain, snow, storm, TyrNovo, weather
6 Comments
Good News Friday
Some of the items in this post were supposed to go at the end of yesterday’s post, which was going to be a “First the good news, then the bad” type of article. But there was unfortunately so much bad … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Defence and Military, International relations, Israel news, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged archaeology, assassination, BDS, boycott, exports, football, France, Frankfurt, Good News Friday, Hasmonean, Hassan al-Laqqis, Hezbollah, IDF, Iran, Jerusalem, Mekorot, Mexico, refugees, Shurat HaDin, Syria, terrorism, Turkey, water conservation, weather, Ziv Hospital
3 Comments
