A Danish paper publishes a cartoon that mocks Muslims.
An Iranian paper responds with a Holocaust cartoons contest.
Now a group of Israelis announce their own anti-Semitic cartoons contest!
Amitai Sandy (29), graphic artist and publisher of Dimona Comix Publishing, from Tel Aviv, Israel, has followed the unfolding of the “Muhammad cartoon-gate” events in amazement, until finally [...]
Vaan Nguyen was born in Israel to parents who fled Vietnam in 1975, became boat people and found asylum in Israel.
Today Vaan is a fixture among Tel Aviv’s young, beautiful and fashionable. She sounds and feels totally Israeli. She thinks in Hebrew, but she is also very aware of the painful absurdities of being [...]
Omri Sharon, Ariel Sharon’s son was just sentenced to 9 months in prison. The court also sentenced him to 9 months on probation and a 300,000 fine. His sentence to run in 6 months due to his father’s condition. Omri Sharon pleaded guilty to charges of lying and illegal political financing. The judge in her [...]
By Denis Schulz
When Shane called Wilson a ‘dirty Yankee liar,’ Wilson reached for his shootin’ iron. What else was he to do? He had been insulted; demeaned; defamed. And unless he responded immediately to the challenge he would never be able to show his face in Grafton again. Suing was out of the question, lawyers [...]
Kevin Sites (middle) with his team.
Kevin Sites is a freelance journalist who is bringing blogging to a whole new level. He has undertaken to visit and report from every area of conflict in the world over one year. His goal is to report the stories that are not covered by the mainstream media and [...]
Turns out that the whole Mohammed cartoon thing was actually planned. The perpetrators of this anti Islamic campaign were carefully planned by the Zionists and Right Christians. It turns out that 67% of the European community actually hates the Jews and that this was all part of a plan to divert their hate towards the [...]
Status Quo is a 3.5 minutes, 3D animation (using the Unreal1 engine) about the “situation” (meaning political) in Israel, as part of the “Moments 2002″ project by request of the Jerusalem Film Festival. The project was created in 2002, Gur Bentwich co wrote, directed & edited with Nir Matarasso. The Israeli boy is Assaf and [...]
Israeli photographer Uriel Sinai has won 1st prize from the annual World Press Photo contest for his photographs taken of the Gaza disengagement. The World Press Photo awards are commonly considered the “Oscars” of photojournalism (Photo courtesy of Uriel Sinai/Getty Images).
Sinai lived in Gush Katif for three months prior to the disengagement, taking photographs every [...]
Israel is buzzing with Putin’s announcement this past week in Madrid, where he invited Hamas to Moscow despite the unified front displayed by the Quartet. The Hamas, shocked like the rest of us, quickly responded with glee. Come to think about it, it’s the first 100% positive response to anything said by a non Islamic [...]
By Denis Schulz
“Everybody is saying exactly the same thing,” said U.S. Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, “There has got to be a peaceful road ahead. You cannot be on the one hand dedicated to peace and on the other dedicated to violence. Those two things are irreconcilable.” That makes sense. The U.S. will not [...]
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I came across Dror Maayan’s work by chance, just browsing for some interesting work. His work is powerful, intriguing and exciting. His site features a collection of photo series including, Harold Rubin, Portraits, People, Berlin a Personal Journey, Berlin Mushrooms, Red Army Hospital in Ruins, Cities and Close Up Intimacy. All worth a look.
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There’s a huge, fascinating Arab blogosphere out there – young, modern, thoughtful voices that effectively challenge the image of the Arab world that’s presented by the media.
But how do you find them?
About a month ago, a group of young Jordanians created an amazing resource. It’s called toot.com (“toot” means “berry” in Arabic and Hebrew). [...]
This is a video that was made for Hamifkad Haleumi (National Census). It’s old I know but someone told me they loved it and wanted to see it on OJ. From the site:
The People’s Voice is a new Israeli-Palestinian civil initiative that aims to advance the process of achieving peace.
The People’s Voice will launch [...]
Had a chance to take a look at the election billboards out there, the following is a selection from the streets and highways.
I found Benjamin Netanyahu all over the place – same “scary” message everywhere. What’s interesting is that the Likud site is down for a while now, it just says “Closed for renovations”. [...]
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Hat Tip to KetaKeta.com.
A little something about peace can’t hurt..
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