During an overnight raid on Tuesday last week, the Israeli Navy, about 100 nautical miles off the coast west of Israel and near Cyprus, seized hundreds of tons of weaponry on a ship sailing with an Antiguan flag. The weaponry was sent by Iran and destined for Hezbollah, in Syria.
The IDF was monitoring the Francop [...]
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Tagged Art, Francop, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel, Israeli Navy, Jerusalem, Lebanon War, Syria, Tzipi Livni, USA, Walid Moallem, Weapons
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A few days ago we saw the much anticipated tripartite meeting between Mahmoud Abbas, PM Netanyahu, and President Obama, in that usual stance where Israeli and Palestinian leader are clasping hands and the US leader is in the middle, hands outstretched, in that sort of “I know, deep down, you really do love each other,” [...]
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Tagged Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Benny Begin, Body Language, Danny Danon, Mahmoud Abbas, Oslo Peace Accords, Peace Talks, Saeb Erakat, Yossi Beilin
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His music is from the ’60’s and early ’70’s, and he definitely looks his age. But those who do remember this folk music icon of a bygone era, and have the NS 400 -600 needed to buy a ticket will be present in Ramat Gan Stadium on September 24, when Leonard Cohen saunters out on [...]
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Tagged 60's, 70's, Album, Bob Dillon, Leonard Cohen, music, Ramallah, World Music
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Supermodel Bar Rafaeli seems to going on a virtual fashion model “rampage”; and this time her beautiful attributes are gracing the pages of Rampage Clothing Company, an upscale fashion clothing and accessory company, whose quality apparel is sold via licensed representatives (upscale clothing department stores) and via their online shop. Following her two [...]
Even the cops were in a good mood today. It was humid and hot but that didn’t slow down anyone. If you are in Tel Aviv around this time next year, it’s certainly worth the experience. Bring suntan lotion
Holy Crap! Bar Rafaeli’s latest cover-page splash seems to do nothing but “snap-crackle-pop”. The sizzling 23 year old Israeli model seems to be getting more daring, as her posing for America’s oldest and (many say) most prestigious men’s magazine, Esquire, leaves almost nothing to the imagination.
Following her recent cover page pose for Sport’s Illustrated [...]
When an article appeared recently in some news sites regarding the list of the world’s ten most sexiest women (including Britney Spears of all people), it appears it left out a young woman who has already received the attention of model and fashion publications all over the world; many of whom have picked her as [...]
Kimba the pug is dressing up as Kabbalah Dog this Purim:
The annual release of the Swimsuit Issue of Sports Illustrated is practically a national holiday in the States. Supermodels are defined by their appearance in the Swimsuit Issue. The entire media is abuzz with excitement and awe whenever a new Swimsuit issue comes out. And this year… our very own Bar Rafaeli has been chosen [...]
I’ve been seeing it all over town. A brownish alien-like creature, with green eyes, a long snout, and sharp teeth. Sometimes it’s just a head; sometimes the head is connected to a larger body — which may be male, female, human, or animal. I find it in different locations, in different postures, but there’s always [...]
כנגד ארבעה בנים דיברה התורה: הסקאד, הקטיושה, הקסאם, והגראד.
Concerning four rockets does the Torah speak: Scud, Katyusha, Qassam, and Grad.
Today we can pretty much divide the state of Israel to geographical districts according to the type of missiles that fall there.
Here’s a crude illustration:
For the first time ever, Palestinian rockets have reached the city of Be’er-Sheva. Until today, Be’er-Sheva was never being regarded as a “border town”. If you look at the map of Israel, it sits right at the center of the map. It is also the seventh largest city in Israel.
But the truth is Be’er Sheva [...]
As I wrote yesterday, the location of the Solomon Mines may have been finally located. Yet those mines aren’t the only underground achievement attributed to the legendary King Solomon:
King Solomon Quarries – Zedekiahs Cave in Jerusalem, 2008
Succot has always been a festive holiday, but this year it is truly the holiday of festivals. Here’s a very partial list:
Yotvata — a Kibbutz near Eilat, and home of the best chocolate milk in Israel — is hosting a festival of flying balloons in the desert.
Shanti lovers have 3 different festivals to choose from [...]
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Tagged Festivals, Icon, Indinegev, Sagol, Succot, Yotvata, Zorba
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As you may have heard, during Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) violent clashes between Jews and Arabs erupted in the northern city of Acco. An Arab driver drove through a Jewish neighborhood during the holiday, offending the local population and igniting riots and backlashes. The driver claims he was driving his family back home, only [...]