-
Join 2,846 other subscribers
Follow me on Facebook
Follow me on Twitter
Contact me:
anneinpt at gmail dot com (replace at with @ and dot with .)subscribe by RSS
Backup blog
If this site is down try Anne's Opinions on Blogger-
Recent Posts
- Yom Hashoah 5784 – 2024
- Guest Post: In war, accidents happen: the tragedy of the WCK aid workers
- Guest Post: According to disgraced David Miller “It’s always the Jews”
- IDF rescues two more hostages in Rafiah
- Chanukah Same’ach! – even during a war
- On the hostage deal
- Kristallnacht 2023: Swords of Iron and an alarming rise in Jew-hatred
- Swords of Iron: A view from outside Israel (Guest Post)
- Swords of Iron: The Simchat Torah War of 7th October 2023: First thoughts
- Guest Post: The Wiener Holocaust Library and Its Role in the Fight Against Hate
Recent Comments
anneinpt on Yom Hashoah 5784 – … Reality on Yom Hashoah 5784 – … Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: In war, accidents… anneinpt on Guest Post: In war, accidents… Reality on Guest Post: In war, accidents… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… Earl on Guest Post: According to disgr… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… anneinpt on Guest Post: According to disgr… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… anneinpt on Guest Post: According to disgr… Brian Goldfarb on Guest Post: According to disgr… Reality on IDF rescues two more hostages… Categories
Tags
- #BDSfail
- anti-Israel
- anti-Israel bias
- anti-semitism
- anti-Zionism
- antisemitism
- Arabs
- archaeology
- Barack Obama
- BDS
- Binyamin Netanyahu
- biomed
- boycott
- Brian Goldfarb
- Britain
- Donald Trump
- Egypt
- elections
- EU
- Europe
- family
- France
- Gaza
- Good News Friday
- Guardian
- Guest Post
- Hamas
- Hezbollah
- Holocaust
- human rights
- IAF
- IDF
- incitement
- Iran
- ISIS
- Israel
- Israel-Palestinians
- Israeli politics
- Jeremy Corbyn
- Jerusalem
- Jews
- John Kerry
- Jordan
- Judaism
- Judea and Samaria
- Knesset
- Kotel
- Labour Party
- Lebanon
- Mahmoud Abbas
- media bias
- Middle East
- missiles
- Muslims
- nuclear deal
- nuclear program
- Operation Protective Edge
- PA
- Palestinians
- rockets
- Russia
- settlements
- south
- stabbing
- support Israel
- Syria
- Temple Mount
- terrorism
- terrorists
- Turkey
- UK
- UN
- US
- US-Israel relationship
- West Bank
Tag Archives: Kotel
Tisha B’Av 5780 – 2020
Tisha B’Av, the 9th day of Av began last night at sundown and finishing at sundown tonight. Tisha Be’Av is the saddest day in the Jewish calendar. As I wrote in a previous Tisha Be’Av post: The fast commemorates the … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged 9th Av, archaeology, Jerusalem, Judaism, Kotel, Tisha B'Av
7 Comments
Chag Same’ach! Yom Yerushalayim 5780 – 2020
Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of Israel’s miraculous victory over combined Arab forces in 1967, began last night (Thursday). Usually the chag is marked with festive prayer services in synagogues around the country. This year, because of the restrictions … Continue reading
Posted in History, indigenous rights, Israel news, Judaism
Tagged archaeology, Jerusalem, Kotel, Six Day War, Temple Mount, Yom Yerushalayim
7 Comments
Chag Same’ach! Yom Yerushalayim 5779 – 2019
Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of Israel’s miraculous win over combined Arab forces in 1967, began last night (Saturday night) with festive prayer services in synagogues around the country. This year we mark the 52nd anniversary of the reunification … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Incitement, indigenous rights, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged 1967, Israel-Palestinians, Jerusalem, Kotel, Old City, Six Day War, stabbing, Temple Mount, Waqf, Yom Yerushalayim
7 Comments
Chag Same’ach – Shvi’i shel Pesach, the 7th day of Pesach
Pesach is drawing to a close, the week seems to have flown by with visits to Jerusalem, family get togethers, and generally eating and enjoying ourselves (and finally, the beautiful weather after a very cold rainy start!). The seventh day … Continue reading
Yom Kippur 5779 – Gmar Hatima Tova!
Yesterday’s dreadful news about the murder of Ari Fuld has knocked us sideways and breathless. But we cannot stop the clock nor turn it back, and Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is upon us once again. It begins in … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Judaism
Tagged Jerusalem, Judaism, Kotel, Temple Mount, Yom Kippur
7 Comments
Good News Friday
It’s the first Friday of 5779 and the last Friday before Yom Kippur. Luckily there is plenty of good news to fill my latest Good News Friday installment. Let’s start with a healing kind of item. US military veterans have … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged archaeology, coral, Good News Friday, gymnastics, Jerusalem, Judaism, Kotel, Linoy Ashram, medal, PTSD, Slichot
8 Comments