Most Clicked This Week
- Spencer: “I see a correlation between those who believe absurd claims like dogs were trained to rape Palestinians and those who insist Israel committed genocide in Gaza”
- Latest Women's March board member canned. "She called Zionism 'racism' and said 'blaming Hamas for firing rockets at Israel is like blaming a woman for punching her rapist'"
- Peres at Rabin rally: Those who give up on peace are delusional
- #BretStephens: "In the humorless world of Woke, the satire is never funny and the statute of limitations never expires, even when it comes to hamantaschen".
- DePaul University sparks furor with fundraiser for convicted terrorist Rasmea Odeh
- #AmnestyInternational report “so riddled with errors of omission, fact, law and basic logic that not even the #NewYorkTimes – which routinely attacks #Israel’s very legitimacy – has deemed it ‘fit to print’”
- Anti-Israel activist Rob Malley to advise Obama on ISIL
- Swedish Medical Association supports Jewish doctor in lawsuit against Karolinska University Hospital over antisemitic environment
Tag Archives: Housing
Students find affordable housing in shipping container apartments
WASHINGTON POST by Ruth Eglash November 5, 2014 SDEROT, Israel — What to do with rusty old shipping containers no longer fit to haul goods across the high seas? Here in this southern Israeli town, they have been cleaned of … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Housing, Kuwait, Libya, Saudi Arabia, shipping containers
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A shanda of monumental proportions : Jews buy 6 buildings in Silwan
ALGEMEINER by Jerold Auerbach October 14, 2014 Anyone who is unfamiliar with the rhetoric of the Israeli left might want to check out responses from Peace Now and Haaretz to the recent purchase of homes in Jerusalem – by Jews. … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Haaretz, Housing, Jerusalem, Peace Now
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Obama to loosen lending standards to boost home ownership. What could go wrong?
AEIdeas By James Pethokoukis May 14, 2014 After a near-depression and worst-ever financial crisis that cost the US economy as much as $14 trillion, one might think Washington would be careful to avoid repeating the same policy mistakes. One might … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 