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Archive for December 4th, 2003
Syrian Sincerity, The Fence and Other Hot Issues
So much for the Syrian “peace overtures.” Three days after Syrian President Bashar Assad called for renewed talks with Israel, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, whose offices are in Damascus, sent two suicide bombers to attack Israeli schoolchildren in Yokne’am and more Israelis in the northern city of Beit She’an. A senior security official told Channel [...]
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Israeli in the News
We have alot to be frightened about here in Israel, whether it be terrorists or reckless drivers. You can now add black cat to that list. Kooshi, a seven-year-old mixed breed shorthair cat, hisses from his perch on the window ledge, inside his home in Rishon Letzion, Israel, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2003. The Israeli cat [...]
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Did You Hear The One About the Eskimo in the IDF?
This one is dedicated to those loonies who insist that Judaism is a race. The Israeli army has inducted into its ranks one of the most unique recruits in its history – an Eskimo girl from Alaska. Eighteen-year-old Eva Ben Sira is training to become a squad commander in the Negev desert – a far [...]
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My Rant for the Day
Most of the official nominations have been finalized at the so-called Weblog Awards, and, not surprisingly, I have been omitted from the list for Best New Blog. Boo-hoo. I did, however, notice that I was the weblog nominated the most number of times for the Best New Blog category. Eight times in fact, but that [...]
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Iranmaniac
According to Iranmania, 25% of Iranians suffer from psychological disorders. According to official figures one out of every five Iranians, suffers from a kind of psychological disease. The secretary of Iran’s Association of Psychologists, Seyed Ahmad Jalili said: “We estimate that 21 to 25 percent of the Iranian population is affected by psychological disorders with [...]
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