Israelis are not that weird
Peace lovers everywhere are depressed about all those Israelis who voted for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Some of these peace lovers are in near hysterics because, well, they\’re so sure of themselves.
Peace lovers everywhere are depressed about all those Israelis who voted for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Some of these peace lovers are in near hysterics because, well, they\’re so sure of themselves.
The White House said on Thursday that it is evaluating its path forward following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\’s comments that he was backing away from a two-state solution.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied on Thursday abandoning his commitment to the eventual creation of a Palestinian state, backing away from comments he made during his re-election campaign that drew sharp criticism from Israel\’s ally the United States.
British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged millions of dollars in new funds to Jewish schools and synagogues to be used for security.\n
Argentinian Cabinet Chief Aníbal Fernandez called the late AMIA special prosecutor Alberto Nisman a “scoundrel” and a “wretch.”\n
I recently received a decorating S.O.S. call from a friend.
Vandals defaced a synagogue in Hollywood, Fla.\n
The French comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala was found guilty of condoning terrorism for social media posts sympathizing with the Islamist gunman who killed four Jews at a Paris-area kosher supermarket.\n
Even newcomers to Los Angeles sense how the klieg lights are shifting in a different direction. Especially when it comes to what’s happening in restaurant kitchens around downtown.
A burst of applause greeted Holocaust survivor Marek Halter and his close friend, Imam Hassen Chalghoumi, as they entered the Synagogue de la Victoire together in January.\n