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Happy Chanukah – 2nd night. Kaf Tet beNovember
(This post is published a day late. In my defense m’lud, I was babysitting and only got around to publishing after midnight…) In a fortuitous turn of the calendar this year, the 29th November fell on the second day of … Continue reading
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Tagged 29th November, Chanukah, Kaf-Tet beNovember, Partition Plan, Resolution 181
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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
Kaf Tet BeNovember – The anniversary of Partition – time to debunk the Myth of the 4 Maps
Today 29th November, or as it is quirkily called in Hebrew “kaf tet beNovember” (using the Hebrew numerical value of the calendar date), is the 71st anniversary of the fateful UN Resolution 181 which aimed to partition Palestine and created … Continue reading
Kaf Tet beNovember: 70 years since UN Resolution 181
Today 29th November, or as it is quirkily called in Hebrew “kaf tet beNovember”, is the 70th anniversary of the fateful UN Resolution 181 which aimed to partition Palestine and created a Jewish area and an Arab area. As we … Continue reading
Kaf tet beNovember, the Palestinians want a do-over and the UN cooperates
It’s that strangely titled day again, Kaf Tet beNovember, the 29th of November when Israel mixes the Hebrew letter-numbering system of the Jewish calendar to mark a civil calendar date. On this day in 1947 the UN voted for partition of … Continue reading
The world’s illogical rush to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian State
Following the brouhaha over Israel’s declaration of the country as “the Jewish State“, and the international and domestic opposition to such a law, despite the Prime Minister’s vow to uphold democracy and minority rights, you would think that there would … Continue reading
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