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- "Holocaust memory has grown a little stale these past several years and fatigue has set in"
- Israel's Situation, in One Word
- Falsifying data is not unlike touching up an X Ray. This may not end well
- The storied Rockefeller philanthropy "came to lend its legitimacy—and money—to groups that push boycotting Israel"
- “Cease-fire follows more than 40 Israeli air-strikes launched since Friday amid more than 100 rockets fired at southern Israel by militants in the Gaza Strip”
- "Those who are anxious to open up the economy have led harder lives than those holding out for safety"
- "As part of the new plans being drawn up now, the IDF is also preparing for the possibility to attack without coordinating with the Americans
- "Those protesting the loudest about Trump’s alleged ‘ethnic ceansing’ plan are more interested in exploiting Gazans for the purpose of destroying Israel than helping them"
Tag Archives: basketball
“New book by author David Goldstein explores some of the 800 black Americans who have come to play professional basketball in the Jewish state since the 1970s”
TIMES OF ISRAEL Alley-oop to the Holy Land: 40 years of African American hoopsters in Israel by Robert Sarner October 8, 2017 …In Alley-Oop to Aliyah: African American Hoopsters in the Holy Land [David Goldstein] presents the Jewish state from an … Continue reading
Ex-Knick Amar’e Stoudemire fasting this week for Yom Kippur: “I feel like I can be myself here in Israel. I don’t have to feel like an outcast because I want to live a holy life”
NEW YORK POST Ex-Knick Amar’e Stoudemire reveals his ‘holy life’ in Jerusalem by David Kaufman October 9, 2016 On a balmy Middle Eastern morning this past week, ace basketball forward Amar’e Stoudemire was busy doing what he does best. Towering over … Continue reading
Israel celebrates Maccabi Tel Aviv’s unlikely European basketball title
ASSOCIATED PRESS By Aron Heller May 19, 2014 TEL AVIV, Israel — Maccabi Tel Aviv’s European basketball victory set off a national outpouring of joy in Israel on Monday that went far beyond the boundaries of sports. Even though the … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 