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Tag Archives: Shabbat
Friday videos for Shabbat
I’m neither in the mood nor do I have time for a Good News Friday post, but I didn’t want to leave up those last two terribly depressing posts without a counterweight, so here are two videos that might put … Continue reading
Operation Protective Edge Day 4 – several direct hits in Israel, first casualties
Operation Protective Edge is now in its 4th day and doesn’t show any sign of finishing any time soon. Hamas are bombarding Israel relentlessly with rockets far and wide, in all directions, and unfortunately several direct hits were made today. … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Ashdod, gas station, Haifa, Hamas, Iron Dome, Lebanon, Operation Protective Edge, rockets, Shabbat, south
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Good News Friday
It seems that Friday’s come round quicker every week! So here is this week’s Good News Friday installment. We’ll start with water, or rather, the lack of it. As we know, Israel has overcome its water shortage with recycling and … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged beer, Good News Friday, Happy, Jerusalem, Negev, Negev Brewery, Pharrell Williams, Shabbat, Shabbos Project, Tel Aviv, video, water conservation
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Good News Friday
Continuing on from yesterday’s good news, here is today’s bumper crop of Good News Friday in honour of the upcoming Purim. In Jerusalem, 9 tiny unopened Dead Sea Scrolls have been discovered – or re-discovered: An Israeli scholar turned up … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Here is today’s Good News Friday installment, a special Sukkot edition in honour of Shabbat Chol Hamo’ed. The first item of good news for this week is that the workers at Dimona’s nuclear reactor will finally get their own shul … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged Dimona, Jerusalem, Kotel, Old City, reactor, Shabbat, shul, Sukkot, synagogue, Western Wall
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