Rutgers’ Sponsorship of Terror-Supporting Organization
Rutgers University has voted to sponsor the University Chapter of the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) for its semi-annual Meal Sign-Away program.
With a one-vote difference, the University Chapter of the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund won the rights to the Rutgers University Student Assembly’s semi-annual Meal Sign-Away program at last Thursday’s meeting in the Student Activities [...]
The Day In Israel: Sun Nov 15th, 2009
Former US President Bill Clinton – currently in Israel – thinks it was the murder of former Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin that has impeded peace.
“Nor has a single week gone by in which I have not reaffirmed my conviction that had he not lost his life on that terrible November night, within three years [...]
2009 Weblog Awards
The 2009 Weblog Awards are almost upon us, and I’ve made no secret of my view that such awards are good for increasing one’s exposure.
Consequently, I’m politely suggesting that if any of you think Israellycool is worthy of nomination in any of the categories, please nominate it.
I’m eligible for a number of categories, including but [...]
The Day In Israel: Fri Nov 13th, 2009
South African jurist Richard Goldstone has been left reeling from Israeli President Shimon Peres’ criticism of him.
South African jurist Richard Goldstone lambasted President Shimon Peres on Thursday for a personal attack on him, which the president launched in response to a damning report he compiled on the Israel’s winter offensive in Gaza.
“I would say that [...]
The Day In Israel: Thurs Nov 12th, 2009
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said that Israel would be prepared to hold immediate peace negotiations with Syria, as long as the talks are held without preconditions.
And Syrian dorktator Bashar Assad also says he supports negotiations.
With a little bit of terrorism on the side.
“The essence of peace is not just negotiations but rather, resistance as [...]
On Her Midget’s Secret Service
Mel Gibson was reportedly turned down for the role of James Bond because he is too short.
Mel Gibson was turned down for the role of James Bond as he is too short.
The 5ft 9ins star was keen to take on the iconic British spy role many years ago, but film producer Cubby Broccoli was not [...]
The Best of Terrorfat: The Fortz
First published November 11th, 2006 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat
While Afatrat may try to be the Fonz, he can never be anything other than the Fortz.
The Best of Terrorfat: The Proof
First published November 11th, 2006 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat
Finally, some undisputable evidence that Arafat was indeed gay.
Not to mention, quite an adept multi-tasker.
The Best of Terrorfat: Not That There’s Anything Wrong With It…
First published November 11th, 2006 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat
Is Terrorfat gay?
Who knows. It may just be a rumor, but where there’s smoke, there’s fire.
And there’s a subtle hint in this photo..
The Best of Terrorfat: The Shadow Knows
First published August 16th, 2004 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat
One of the funniest features from my Mad magazine collection was The Shadow Knows. If I recall correctly, it was done by Sergio Aragones, and involved cartoons of people in different situations. In [...]
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