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By Amir Mizroch | Posted November 20, 2008 | Comments: 1
This is going to be a very personal blog post.
As the ceremony at Ben Hur's home was winding down and the last songs were sung, Eyal the guide suggested we should all sing Hatikva. The group didn't need much convincing and we all turned to the right, ...
By Pinchas Landau | Posted November 13, 2008 | Comments: 4
The key government response to the crisis - by all governments, everywhere - has been to throw money at whatever was perceived to be the problem. This solution was pursued via the two main tools of economic policy, namely monetary policy and fisca...
Counterpoint to:
A reckoning in Gaza "I now know what made Hurndall step forward to save those children, and wonder if that's why an IDF sniper shot him for it - because, in the sniper's eyes, rescuing Palestinian children from Israeli gunf...
Browsing the Lebanese blogosphere, we came across this website Ouwet.com and recently stumbled upon this tongue-in-cheek entry . Here is the entry in full. Enjoy!
As posted on The Ouwet Front :
Since Hizb...
By Petra Marquardt-Bigman | Posted November 09, 2008 | Comments: 34
The activists at Goldsmiths college, University of London, are mistaken if they believe they are breaking any new ground by planning an event entitled " From the Warsaw Ghetto to the Gaza Ghetto ". The idea of calling Gaza a "ghetto&quo...
By Ira Sharkansky | Posted November 17, 2008
One of the questions that bother political scientists is, "Why is Israel a democracy?" We can put aside the minority of tendentious scholars who insist that Israel is not a democracy, due to how it treats its minorities, or due to its treatment o...
Anyone who has followed the endless, sometimes painfully monotonous, US presidential marathon has most likely heard the three major candidates' positions vis-à-vis Iran - all of whom have unfortunately taken incoherent stances regarding their character...
Last year in Palestine. Sort of. It's 2007.
I have all but packed. Well, sort of.
It's a tough place to be at, sometimes. Even harder to leave. Although the food's delicious, for many, it's becoming increasingly difficult by the day to get fat, ...
By Ashley Perry (Perez) | Posted October 23, 2008 | Comments: 15
Recently, the coalition negotiations with Kadima have brought up some very ugly epithets about Shas and its leadership. The political discourse has become rather unsightly.
Regular readers of this column are aware that I am no great fan of Shas. Altho...
"A first impression makes a lasting impression." As with most clichés, there's more than a kernel of truth in that statement.
I happened upon this thought during a recent business trip to Israel. In the general chit-chat before our meet...
By Haviv Rettig from the series 'Herzliya Notes' | Posted January 21, 2008
French Jewish organization have joined together to found a new 25m. Euros fund to expand private Jewish education for French Jewry, The Jerusalem Post has learned. The new Fondation Gordin, created by the Fonds Social Juif Unifie (United Jewish Socia...
Posted December 11, 2007
French Jewish organization have joined together to found a new 25m. Euros fund to expand private Jewish education for French Jewry, The Jerusalem Post has learned. The new Fondation Gordin, created by the Fonds Social Juif Unifie (United Jewish Socia...
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