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- Chag Kasher Ve’sameach – Happy Pesach!
- Second Israeli-Arab terror attack in a week
- Guest Post: Amnesty’s essay: “Israel’s Apartheid Against Palestinians”: 287 wasted pages
- Desmond Tutu: How his “halo effect” legitimized his anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attitude
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Tag Archives: wine
Good News Friday
We turned the clocks back last Saturday night so Shabbat now comes in just after 4.30 pm! It’s very weird to be on winter time with early nights while the days are still (mostly) sunny and warm. In any case … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged hospital, hygiene, Kurds, Sheba Medical Center, vitamins, wine
7 Comments
Good News Friday
It’s almost Rosh Hashana (starting Sunday night), so this is the last Good News Friday post of the Jewish year. It is therefore fitting that my first item should be about pomegranates, the fruit that most symbolizes Rosh Hashana, for … Continue reading
Good News Friday
I can’t believe it’s Friday again, time for another Good News Friday post. Let’s start with some very important good news from the northern border where Israel’s humanitarian Good Neighbour project has gone into overdrive with the influx fo tens … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Thank goodness it’s Friday again and time for another Good News Friday installment. My first item is quite astounding: archeologists have managed to recreate the floor of the Bet Hamidkash, the Holy Temple, by piecing together fragments of floor tiles … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, History, Israel news, Judaism, Technology
Tagged archaeology, Bet Hamikdash, Chabad, education, Good News Friday, Judea and Samaria, robotics, tefillin, Temple Mount, wine
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BDS and isolation of Israel is failing but we must keep up the fight
With the constant talk in the media and amongst ourselves of the perils of boycotts, BDS, delegitimization, and generally defamation of Israel, it is instructive to take note of what has been happening recently. The news is definitely not all … Continue reading
Good News Friday
This past week was relatively quiet on the terrorism front until yesterday when three incidents took place: first, a Palestinian Authority intelligence officer (!) opened fire on an IDF checkpoint at Hizmeh, north of Jerusalem, seriously injuring one soldier and … Continue reading
Posted in History, International relations, Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged Abu Dhabi, archaeology, Dead Sea, Good News Friday, Jerusalem, Jordan, King Hezekiah, Red Sea, Red-Dead canal, Temple Mount, wine
19 Comments