Archive for December, 2008
Pictures Of The Church of The Holy Sepulchre
Now this might come as a shock to some here but, as a man of the world and a firm fan of Monty Python, I’m also into photography (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). While perusing the boards at a favorite photography web site (no.. not that kind of “photography”) I came across the following pictures of [...]
Message for Palestinian Terrorists
KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA STRIP – DECEMBER 23: Masked Palestinian fighters of Saraya al-Quds (Jerusalem Brigades), the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, take part in training session on December 23, 2008 in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip
Chanukah – Third Night
Former-Catholic-turned-Orthodox-Jew Yisrael Campbell.
Israel to India: Don’t Have a Cow
..have a whole farm of them!
Gujarat is all set to have a ‘cow farm’ if the Israeli company planning to set it up in the State gets the neccessary clearances from the Union Government.
The Israeli company which has been leased 143 hectares of land for the farm by the State government for a period of [...]
Unintentional Truth
A Palestinian woman holds a picture depicting her jailed son during a protest in Gaza calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails December 22, 2008.
I’m not sure what the red on her hands is supposed to signify, but it is actually really appropriate when you think about it.
Podcast Looks Back at 2009 Shire Network News
Shire Network News has released it’s final show of 2008. In addition to a compilation of just some of our best Blog News items, we have a look back at the year that was 2009. Yes, a look back at 2009.
Podcast Looks Back at 2009 « Shire Network News.
Continuing the Charade
The Jerusalem Post reports:
Gaza gunmen fired at IDF soldiers patrolling the security fence near the Sufa crossing late Monday afternoon, seemingly refuting reports of a 24-hour ceasefire.
I dunno. It sounds exactly like the kind of “ceasefire” we have been experiencing for the last few months.
Meanwhile, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry flatly denied reports it had asked Hamas [...]
Palestinian Photojournalist Sends His Love
Palestinian photojournalist Fadi Arouri, who got to my site by searching for himself on Daylife, comments on this post:
First of all, I’ll post my comment as a photographer, I’ll not speak about the boring Palestinian Israeli conflict.
It seems that u r so stupid to judge on our work, captions.. etc, because u r to lower [...]
Of Lies and Lizards
From time to time, I notice “fake” trackbacks. These are usually created by internet marketing or search engine optimization companies that ping my posts, with what I assume is the intention of having me click on the trackback link and visit their site.
One that has appeared frequently in the past week is this site. Unlike [...]
