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Odense: "We are only Danish on paper"
by Esther (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 3:10:00 AM
Odense: “We are only Danish on
paper”
Information’s journalist Hana Al-
Khamri, who is from Yemen and had
lived most of her life in Saudi-
ARabia, visited Vollsmose and met
the neighborhood’s residents. She
recounts her meetings with the
neighborhood in this series.
“I am back in the Arab World. That
is my first impression of the meeting
with the Odense neighborhood of
Vollsmose. However the place
doesn’t remind me of any other Arab
country I know. It’s as if Arab
Vollsmose is stuck in the way of life
that the first immigrants brought with
them to Denmark, while the Arab
counties continued to develop.”
———
School principal Olav Nielsen made
the news last year when he said he
would advise Jewish parents not to
enroll their children at his school. At
the time, blogger Uriasposten pointed
out that Nielsen supported the
Boycott Israel campaign. In this
article, it seems he also has a
Palestinian flag in his office. It’s
unclear whether his theoretical advise
to Jewish parents is due to his
students’ antisemitism, or his own.
Going down the hall at
Humlehaveskolen (Humlehave
school) in Vollsmose, I meet a girl of
at most eight. She’s wearing a
headscarf. This is the first time in my
life that I’ve such a little girl wearing
a headscarf. Even in Saudi-Arabia,
where I grew up, I’ve never seen
such a thing. A teacher tells me that
the girl’s parents are doing everything
they can to protect their children from
the influences of Danish society.
In Humlehaveskolen, around 90% of
the students have an immigrant
background. And the girl with the
headscarf is a very good example of
the battle which is constantly going
on in the school and the children’s
heads. The boys and girls I meet at
the school all recount how
complicated and bewildering it is for
them to live up to the expectations,
norms and demands their families
make, and at the same time honor the
demand of Danish society to integrate
and get an education.
The school’s principal, Olav Nielsen,
is a familiar figure in Vollsmose.
Besides his job as a school principal,
8/8/2010 at 1:40:47 AM - 8/8/2010 at 1:57:29 PM
he also works with young prisoners –
several of which were previously
students at the school.
“The children from many of our
immigrant families come from rough
situations. Several have seen their
fathers killed before their eyes.
Others have parents who were
tortured or traumatized by war
experiences,” he says.
On the wall behind him hangs a
Palestinian flag and pictures of his
former students. There’s also a bird
cage with a parrot in the office. Olav
points at it with a finger and says:
“This parrot belongs to one of my
students. He’s serving a prison
sentence and I promised him to take
care of his bird until he comes out
again.”
Olav explains that the student’s
background makes them vulnerable:
“The mothers rarely have any
educations, since they were married
off at a young age. Most of the
families who live here in Vollsmose,
suffer from some form of injury:
physical, psychological or mental.
We even have some young people
and older children who fled alone or
with their siblings to Denmark.”
Olav takes me into a 9th grade class.
There are 18 students, not one of
them has an ethnic Danish
background.
They can all tell similar stories of
how they ended up in Denmark.
Most came here very young.
I ask why so many of the older boys
become troublemakers.
“I think they cause crime and
problems because these boys have a
difficult situation in their families,”
says Khaled and adds that he feels he
only does what his family wants of
him.
His voice is sad. Khaled’s teacher
says that Khaled has good parents
who are interested in their son’s
future.
Amojgar, who comes from Iraqi
Kurdistan raises his hand and says:
“Some have lost their fathers in war.
Other comes from divorced families.
They cause so much trouble to show
that they are strong and can handle
what goes on in the streets.”
But Khaled interrupts him and says
that he thinks that the teenage boys
who are causing trouble are reacting
mostly against their strict families,
which always tell them what they
must and should do, who they should
hang out with etc.
“All the time they’re told no. They
always decide for us and therefore
there are many young boys who
become defiant and disobedient. As a
form of protest against their
families,” he says.
Khaled’s family doesn’t want him to
have Danish friends. He doesn’t
know why.
“They don’t listen to me. They just
want to do what they think is best for
me.”
Several of the boys in the 9th grade
wear hip-hop clothes. The pants hang
so low that you can see their
underwear, and when they go down
the corridor, they make hand-signs to
each other all the time. I ask them
what they want to be in the future.
Five boys immediately say: “I don’t
know,” while three answer that they
want to be businessmen or lawyers.
Khaled says that he wants to go to
university, since then he can realize
his parents’ dream.
I note that the boys are the ones who
answer most of my questions. The
girls rarely speak, but I want to know
what they think. Even when I
directly ask the girls a question,
nobody answers. Olav Nielsen,
school principal, suggests that the
boys leave the classroom.
When I’m alone with the girls, I ask
why they didn’t want to say anything
next to the boys.
“We are shy, and some times we get
comments from the boys if they don’t
like our opinions,and we don’t want
that,” says Asia, a Somali girl with a
little headscarf on her head. Six of the
girls are veiled, three aren’t.
I ask if their families treat them
differently than their brothers, but
before any of them has a chance to
answer, Olav interrupts. He says that
his daughter, the same age as the 9th
grade girls, asked him one day if she
could sleep with her boyfriend. Some
of the girls smile, others look
surprised and uncomfortable, as if
they don’t approve that Olav gave his
daughter permission to go to bed with
her boyfriend.
“It’s Danish culture. Parents should
say their honest opinion, but we
should respect our children’s
individual choice, and I will respect
my daughter’s,” he tells the girls in
the class.
“Maybe your parents will now tell
you that my daughter is a whore, and
at I’m a bad father, but that’s the way
we respect our children and raise
them as equals in the eyes of the
law.”
Olva leaves the class and leaves me
alone with the girls.
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“I’ll never be able to say that Olav’s
daughter is a whore. But Danes are
from another culture than ours,”
answers Asia, when I ask what she
they think of Olav’s story. “It’s true
that the boys are treated differently in
our families, but if girls got the same
freedoms as boys, they could be a few
problems, for example, if they get
pregnant. We have a lot to lose, that
the boys don’t,” she adds.
But Najah, who is Palestinian, says
that “The boys’ problems are because
they have so much more freedom
than we.”
Hafsa, a Somali girl, disagrees.
“It’s because the family’s control gets
on the boys’ nerves, that they cause
all the trouble.”
Hafsa presents herself: “I’m from
Denmark”. But then changes her
opinion: “No, that was wrong. I’m
from Somalia.”
Her friends begin to laugh, especially
when she emphasizes again that she’s
not Danish.
The girls in the class come from
Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Turkey and
Somalia.
“We are only Danish on paper,” says
Hafsa. “Not in reality.”
Source: Information(Danish), h/t
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Oxford University chancellor lies about Gaza
by Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zion
para Israel - Daughter of Zion
for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 5:24:00 AM
Even people with academic robes
can lie.
In an article at European Voice,
entitled “ The Gaza Prison,”current
Oxford chancellor( also the last
British governor of Hong Kong and a
former European commissioner for
external affairs) Chris Patten parrots
lies about Israel and Gaza. Here’s just
one paragraph:
When I was in Gaza before the
Second Intifada, there were many
examples of entrepreneurial activity –
factories and farms. Most of that has
been stamped out. As the assault on
Gaza ended in 2009, Israeli military
bulldozers flattened factories. The
imposition of a border zone has
gobbled up 29% of the strip’s
agricultural land.
This single paragraph illustrates
everything wrong about how Gaza is
portrayed by purportedly well-
meaning, educated people. It contains
not only Palestinian Arab lies that
Patten swallows whole, but also a lie
that he himself wants to push.
Patten waxes eloquent about Gaza’s
economy before the second intifada
(that he helpfully capitalizes,
indicating perhaps a bit of approval
for that spree of terror.) Then he
states how bad it is now – implying
that it is because of Israeli actions in
2009.
This is a lie.
The Gazan economy went south as a
direct result of the intifada, not
because of Israeli actions. There are
two major reasons that 34% of
Gazans are unemployed today. One is
because Israeli companies pulled out
of Gaza in the wake of the wave of
Iran’s Thug-In-Chief thinks 9/11 death toll
exaggerated
by Robert (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 3:37:46 AM
Iran’s Thug-In-Chief thinks 9/11
death toll exaggerated Might as well
build a mosque there, eh? “Iran’s
Ahmadinejad doubts Sept. 11 attack
toll,” by Robin Pomeroy and Ramin
Mostafavi for Reuters, August 7
(thanks to all who sent this in):
TEHRAN (Reuters) – Iranian
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
said Saturday the September 11, 2001
attacks were exaggerated in a fresh
broadside at the United States just
days after President Barack Obama
voiced willingness to talk to Iran.
Well-known for his anti-American
and anti-Israeli rhetoric, the hardline
populist Ahmadinejad also repeated
terror that came out of Gaza starting
in 2001 – including many attacks on
the factories themselves. The Erez
Industrial Zone limped along for a
couple of years but finally had to shut
down.
The other is that Hamas violently
took over Gaza in 2007.
A chart of unemployment in Gaza
from 1999-2006 shows clearly the
effects of the first:
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
2005 2006 Unemployment in Gaza
17 19.5 34.1 38.1 29.2 35.4 30.3 34.8
I don’t have the detailed breakdown
of unemployment since then, but
between 2006 and today the rate had
increased to over 40% – around the
time of Hamas’ takeover of Gaza –
and is now back down to 34%, the
same level it was at the start of the
intifada.
In other words, the blame for Gaza’s
economic woes should go to the
terrorist organiations that operate out
of, and now run, Gaza. And the
implication that Israel purposefully
“stamped out” Gaza’s industries is
not only a lie, but a calumny.
Where did Patten get the information
that Israel viciously and wantonly
“flattened factories” at the end of
Operation Cast Lead? While
Goldstone claimed that there was no
military purpose for Israel’s
damaging the Al Badr flour mill and
the Sawfeary chicken farms, the IDF
disputes both those accounts – and
even Goldstone didn’t claim that
Israel worked to flatten factories after
the fighting was largely over. The
idea that Israel maliciously flattened
factories in Gaza is a lie. This is a
product of a fevered imagination, not
what one would expect from a leader
of an institution of higher learning
who should know the difference
between facts and propaganda he was
his denial of the Nazi Holocaust in
which six million Jews were killed.
Ahmadinejad said the September 11
attacks with hijacked airliners on
New York and Washington D.C. had
been trumped up as an excuse for the
United States to invade Afghanistan
and Iraq.
Speaking at a Tehran conference,
Ahmadinejad said there was no
evidence that the death toll at New
York’s World Trade Centre,
destroyed in the attacks, was as high
as reported and said “Zionists” had
been tipped off in advance.
“What was the story of September
11? During five to six days, and with
the aid of the media, they created and
prepared public opinion so that
everyone considered an attack on
Afghanistan and Iraq as (their) right,”
he said in a televised speech.
fed during his visit to Gaza.
Finally, the supposed “fact” that
Israel’s buffer zone in Gaza – one
whose purpose Patten is mysteriously
silent about – takes up 29% of Gaza’s
agricultural land is also an easily
proven lie.
What could cause a respected British
academic and former diplomat
believe – and propagate – lies about
Israel? How much is his own
willingness to believe those who lie
to him, and how much is his desire to
spread his own versions of these
easily debunked lies? Perhaps most
importantly, why is Patten silent on
any possible reason that Israel might
have to treat the Hamas-ruled Gaza
Strip as a less-than-friendly territory?
Putting these questions together
indicates that Patten is not just
clueless, but malicious. It is more
than sickening that a person in such a
position of prestige has no qualms
about writing such a shoddy and
transparent piece of anti-Israel
propaganda.
(h/t Paula from Philosémitisme Blog)
UPDATE: R-MEW has some
background on Patten:
No “Zionists” were killed in the
World Trade Centre, according to
Ahmadinejad, because “one day
earlier they were told not go to their
workplace.”
“They announced that 3,000 people
were killed in this incident, but there
were no reports that reveal their
names. Maybe you saw that, but I did
not,” he told a gathering of the
Iranian news media.
There is a published list of
September 11 dead from more than
90 countries available online….
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The ICG is led by former EU
Commissioner for External Relations
and current Oxford University
Chancellor, Chris Patten, along with
former UN High Commissioner for
Human Rights, Louise Arbour.
Patten you may recall, rejected an
inquiry in 2003 into the diversion of
European taxpayer funds to finance
Palestinian suicide bombers because
he “needed an investigation like a
hole in the head”. In recent years,
Patten’s Oxford has been the
recipient of over $300 million in
donations from the Saudis. Arbour is
famous for having originally
endorsed the wildly antisemitic and
oxymoronic Arab Charter of Human
Rights while with the UN.
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Islamic supremacist Ground Zero Imam Rauf
traveling to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar for State
Department
by Robert (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:53:03 AM
Islamic supremacist Ground Zero
Imam Rauf traveling to Saudi Arabia,
UAE, Qatar for State Department
Besides being an open advocate for
Sharia and restrictions on the freedom
of speech in his book What’s Right
with Islam, Rauf has refused to
denounce Hamas. He has lied about
his commitment to religious dialogue.
He has lied about whether the Islamic
center planned for the Ground Zero
site will contain a mosque or not. And
he has lied about whether or not the
project is getting foreign funding. He
is involved with a group that helped
fund the jihad flotilla against Israel.
“News Flash: Ground Zero Imam
Heading to Saudi Arabia, UAE …,”
by Claudia Rosett at Pajamas Media,
August 7 (thanks to Inexion):
Next stops for Feisal Abdul Rauf,
imam of the plan for a mosque and
Islamic center near Ground Zero:
Courtesy of the U.S. State
Department, Rauf — a.k.a. Imam
Feisal – is scheduled to spend the rest
of the summer on a swing through the
petro-dollar palaces of Saudi Arabia,
Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain, and
Qatar.
For more details, here’s the column
in which yesterday evening I broke
this bit of news (I have not found it
reported anywhere else so far —
Wikipedia alters Robert Spencer quotes,
completely changing their meaning
by Robert (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:20:53 AM
Wikipedia alters Robert Spencer
quotes, completely changing their
meaning I make a point not to look at
my Wikipedia biography, as full as it
is of spurious material, criticism from
clueless dhimmis and lying Islamic
apologists presented as if it were from
credible sources, and tendentious
misrepresentations of my positions.
But this morning Jihad Watch reader
James alerted me to something even
worse: the Wikipedia biography now
actually alters quotations from me to
make me say things that I have never
said and do not believe:
He asserts that “Islam is a monolith,
and characterizes all Muslims as
terrorist or given to violence. Calling
attention to the roots and goals of
which leaves me wondering why,
amid the emoting and editorializing
splashed all over the MSM by
defenders and commenders of Rauf,
no one seems to be asking where he’s
actually disappeared to): “Further
Travels of Imam Feisal.”
Rauf’s summer itinerary suggests
odd priorities for a man who, in the
name of harmony and bridge-
building, has stirred up a furious
debate in the U.S. — and then quietly
left the country last month, leaving
many questions unanswered about
such matters as where and how he
plans to raise the $100 million he’ll
need to realize his dream of a high-
rise Islamic hub right up the street
from where the Twin Towers stood.
Neither Rauf nor the State
Department seems eager to publicize
his summer trip to Saudi Arabia and
points nearby, though his tour appears
imminent — as in, he’ll probably be
touching down in the Middle East this
coming week, and he’s not due back
till early September. My source for
this information is the New York
office of his Cordoba Initiative
foundation, and his wife and co-
director at the Cordoba Initiative,
Daisy Khan. But they didn’t exactly
volunteer the information unbidden.
Rauf himself came briefly to the
phone last week, at his Cordoba
Initiative office in Malaysia, when I
tracked him down there on a hunch
— after his New York office said he
was traveling, not feeling well, and
jihad violence. Any Muslim who
renounces violent jihad and
dhimmitude is welcome to join in
our anti-jihadist efforts. Any hate in
my books comes from Muslim
sources I quote, not from me. Cries of
“hatred” and “bigotry” are effectively
used by American Jewish advocacy
groups to try to stifle the debate about
the terrorist threat.”[4]
Yes, this is incoherent — probably
arising from the fact that the quotes
are tampered with. The source points
to this Jihad Watch page, where you
can see how what I said has been
changed.
Did I say that “Islam is a monolith,”
and characterize “all Muslims as
terrorist or given to violence”? Nope.
Actually, I said: “Islam is not a
monolith, and never have I said or
written anything that characterizes all
Muslims as terrorist or given to
violence.”
could not be reached. As soon as I
asked about funding, he said he was
in an “important meeting,” and got
off the phone.
Since then, Rauf has been
“unavailable” at his Cordoba
Initiative office in the Malaysian
capital of Kuala Lumpur. When I
phoned there and asked for him
earlier this week, one of his assistants
told me: “All media requests have to
go through his office in New York.”
At the New York office, I was told
they were giving no more interviews,
and for questions about the Malaysian
office, I was referred back in a circle
to the Cordoba Initiative in Malaysia.
Finally, uninvited and with no
appointment, I called the mobile
phone of his wife and work partner,
Daisy Khan. In answer to my specific
questions, she said that Rauf was
about to visit Saudi Arabia, etc., on a
trip hosted by the State Department.
In response to further questions, she
allowed as how the State Department
was sending her, as well, on a trip to
Dubai and Abu Dhabi later this
month. She said there would be no
fund-raising on these trips. But no
one at the Cordoba Initiative seems
ready to rule out the possibility of
taking large sums of money from
these places, should it at some point
happen to be offered.
As for the State Department: After
three days of my repeated questions
and phone calls, State by Friday’s
close of business had yet to provide
Did I make this anti-Semitic
statement? “Cries of ‘hatred’ and
‘bigotry’ are effectively used by
American Jewish advocacy groups to
try to stifle the debate about the
terrorist threat.” No. This is what I
really said: “Cries of ‘hatred’ and
‘bigotry’ are effectively used by
American Muslim advocacy groups
to try to stifle the debate about the
terrorist threat.”
Did I ever say that Wikipedia is a
trustworthy source for information
about anything, rather than an
ideologically-driven smear machine?
No, I did not.
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any response to my request for
confirmation of Rauf’s trip, Khan’s
trip, or details about their State-
sponsored summer outreach
excursions to the Middle East.
Apparently, it takes quite a while at
State to get “clearance” for disclosure
to the American public of such basic
details as who, exactly, is engaging in
public outreach at our expense and on
our behalf….
Read it all.
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Escaping the Internet’s Echo Chamber
by Honest Reporting (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 1:57:00 AM
HonestReporting’s social media
editor, Alex Margolin, contributes
occasional posts on social media
issues. He oversees HonestReporting
on Facebook.
The rise of social media has made it
easier to share information and to
promote important ideas. Even a short
amount of time spent on Twitter or
even Facebook will reveal a massive
number of posts containing links to
online content people want to share
with their friends and online
acquaintances.
Increasingly, people are getting their
news from these sources instead of
traditional media outlets. In many
cases, people no longer feel they need
to follow traditional sources of
information at all. If something is
worthy of their attention, they reason,
it will ultimately find its way into
“the conversation” online.
This sort of democratization of
media – where everyone can post a
link to an article or blog post, or even
write their own article or blog post –
is often cited as one of the biggest
Tony Judt, May His Memory Be for a Blessing
by Richard Silverstein (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 2:13:24 AM
Tony Judt z"l 1948-2010 (John
Rifkin)
Today, we have lost one of the
bravest public intellectuals engaged
in the Israeli-Arab conflict. I just
noticed in his NY Times obituary that
he was born in that seminal year,
1948, an irony that undoubtedly
would not have been lost on him.
During Operation Cast Lead, he was
one of the first of the “celebrity
intellectuals” Jerry Haber and I
approached to sign a petition we
organized. He signed willingly.
I remember his famous (or notorious
depending on one’s point of view) op
-ed in the Times in which he
advocated a one-state solution. I
thought his essay at the time a bit
Pollyannish, and I still maintain
profound skepticism of the notion.
But it reminds me of the old saying
about democracy: it’s the worst form
of government–except for everything
else. Unfortunately, the bankruptcy
of the present political situation
renders the two state solution ever
less credible. And Tony Judt looks
benefits of the social web. Indeed,
thanks to Google’s PagerRank
algorithm, every link is viewed as a
“vote” for content on Google’s search
engine, the most important aggregator
of content on the Internet.
But the increase in available content
has also generated a parallel need to
filter information. With so much
content coming from every direction,
people have found it essential to limit
their consumption of media to
sources they trust and value.
One popular form of filtering is
known as “ personalization.” This is
one of the fundamental principles of
sites like Facebook, where our “news
stream” shows us what our friends are
doing, but nothing else.
Personalization is appealing because
it keeps us connected with the people
we trust most.
At the same time, personalization
contributes to a different phenomenon
increasing across the Internet – the
atomization of audiences into narrow
affinity groups, many of which never
interact with one another online.
The result is a form of echo chamber,
where we hear our own opinions
echoed back to us by like-minded
people. The effect strengthens our
convictions on many issues, but
smarter every day.
I first learned he was ill when I
invited him to speak at an event I
planned about Israel-Iran relations
last December. The news came as a
deep shock. I can only articulate my
profound respect via the Jewish form
of honoring the dead: zichrono
livracha(“may his memory be for a
blessing”).
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closes us off to alternative
viewpoints.
It even happens on sites with no
agenda other than to sell us things we
like, such as Amazon.com. The site
personalizes its services by storing
information about their visitors and
creating individualized
recommendations. As such, people
see more of what they have purchased
before, and less of everything else.
In the book, The Wisdom of Crowds,
published in 2004, a few years before
sites like Facebook and Twitter had
even been created, James Surowiecki
warned about the need for diversity in
groups.
Homogenized groups become
cohesive more easily than diverse
groups, and as they become more
cohesive they also become more
dependent on the group, more
insulated from outside opinions, and
therefore more convinced that the
group’s judgment on important issues
must be right. These kinds of groups
share an illusion of invulnerability, a
willingness to rationalize possible
counterarguments to the group’s
position, and a conviction that dissent
is not useful.
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however, make diversity within
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HaTachana, Tel Aviv’s Old Railway Station
by admin (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 1:56:10 AM
A seaside promenade
notwithstanding, Tel Aviv is not
known for its open spaces. But this
concrete condition has improved
considerably with the gleaming
transformation of HaTachana, the
Hebrew name for the old Jaffa
railway station, into the city’s newest
marketplace. Constructed in 1892 as
the terminus for the Jaffa-Jerusalem
railway, it’s become an instant hit
with locals who, like Manhattanites,
never say no to a piece of the sky or a
new hipster nook. HaTachana offers
both, and the location couldn’t be
better: between the beach and Neve
Tzedek, the city’s first Jewish
settlement outside Jaffa and now a
lively district of renovated pastel
houses and designer boutiques,
especially along Shabazi Street,
which ends where the HaTachana
complex begins.
With its upscale jumble of
refurbished rail cars, freight terminals
and train tracks to nowhere (and
how’s a bit of defunct British air base
for an extra shot of atmosphere?),
HaTachana raises Tel Aviv’s style
bar. There’s even a disused cement
factory, circa 1905, that has been
repurposed as retail space.
The best introduction to the vibrancy
of the place is the creative souvenir
emporium Made in TLV. The
brainchild of Dafna Dannenberg, a
Tel Aviv television producer, and the
Israeli actor Yuval Abramovitch, its
wares are 180 degrees away from
your typical tourist tchotchkes. There
are fantastic razor-thin aluminum
wall clocks designed by Ofek
Wertman with color facsimiles of the
city’s street art (around $40), snazzy
belts imprinted with images of Tel
Aviv by night taken by the Israeli
photojournalist Ziv Koren ($65),
stylish T-shirts and enough curated
curios to keep you happily in
extended browse mode.
HaTachana – The Old Railway
Station
Next to Made in TLV is a coffee bar
and, behind it, a spa-style Ahava
boutique selling beauty products
made from Dead Sea salts (and soon
salt sculptures). Chain stores may be
the scourge of other commercial areas
in Tel Aviv, but the boutiques here
keep things local. Israeli designers are
especially well represented. For
women there’s Ronen Chen, Naama
Bezalel, Ido Recanati, Hella Ganor
(jewelry) and Charlie Paloma; on the
men’s side, Sketch is a streetwise
standout. (No sign of a David
Sassoon boutique yet, but one can
hope.)
There are a half-dozen or so
restaurants, too, either Israeli, like the
tapas spot Shushka Shvilli, or Italian.
All are al fresco, which makes the
ambience as far away from food court
as you can get. Café Greg is separated
by a high floor-to-ceiling glass wall
from Tzomet Sfarim (House of
Books), an art-book store where you
can also peruse a good selection of
new Israeli fiction, in English, by
literary young guns like Assaf
Gavron and Etgar Keret.
The retail therapy here is
sophisticated and smooth, the hours
inviting (10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily).
But the best part may be what
happens outdoors. Every Thursday
from 7 p.m. to midnight is Unique
night, when Israeli designers, artists
and concept creators converge for a
roofless trade show that’s open to the
public. Live music and D.J.’s
5
accompany the exhibitions. And at
the Orbanic (“urban organic”) market
on Friday morning (Friday in Israel is
like Saturday in the States), the city’s
cool crowd snaps up tangy tomatoes
and artisanal olive oil to the tune of
chill-out electronic beats. It’s like
being on the fast track to Tel Aviv’s
new-school cool.
[via NY Times]
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Dozens of Americans murdered in
Israel missing from US State Dept.
award offers
by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 5:19:00 AM
Dozens of Americans murdered in
Israel missing from US State Dept.
award offers The US State
Department maintains a website
called Rewards for Justice, which
offers rewards for the arrest and
conviction of persons involved in
terror attacks against American
citizens around the World. The page
that deals with our region is here. It’s
called Violence in Opposition to
Middle East Peace Negotiations. It
hasn’t been updated since 2003. And
it’s missing an awful lot of victims.
Dozens of names are missing from
the list, according to a compilation on
the Jewish Virtual Library list of
American victims of terror. It is not
known if the families of the victims
have contacted the State Dept.
Among the missing names are
Nachshon Wachsman, who was
kidnapped and murdered by Hamas
terrorists in 1994; Dov Driben, an
American Israeli who was killed at
his farm in 1996; and Eish Kodesh
Gilmore, an American Israeli who
Mais pourquois?
by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 3:18:00 AM
Mais pourquois? French President
Nicolas Sarkozy has appointed a
former French ambassador to Syria
and Egypt to act as a mediator
between Israel and Syria.
Sarkozy is hoping to restart
‘negotiations’ that would see Israel
give up the strategically significant
Golan Heights in return for vague
paper guarantees of ‘peace.’ The
British newswire cited the French
Foreign Ministry, saying a
spokesman confirmed that Jean-
Claude Cousseran, a former
ambassador to both Damascus and
Cairo, would take on the position.
Cousseran was appointed by French
President Nicolas Sarkozy, in an
apparent effort to re-start peace talks
between the nations.
Syria hopes for a return of the Golan
Heights, occupied and annexed by
Israel from Syria in 1967, while
peace with Syria would likely
guarantee Israel increased stability in
the region, and would bode well for
peace talks with Palestinian sides.
“I can confirm that (Sarkozy) has
was killed while guarding the
National Insurance Institute in
Jerusalem in 2000.
The State Dept. list concludes with a
suicide bombing in May 2003 and
does not include at least seven
subsequent terrorist attacks that have
killed or wounded American citizens.
The attacks include the 2006 murder
of Florida teenager Daniel Wultz at a
Tel Aviv food stand; the bombing of
an American convoy in Gaza in
October 2003; and the September
2003 suicide bombing in Jerusalem
charged Jean-Claude Cousseran with
a mission concerning the relaunch of
the Israeli-Syrian part of the (Middle
East) peace process,” Reuters quoted
the ministry’s spokesman as saying.
Funny, I haven’t seen much about
this in Israeli media. Perhaps they
forgot to tell us.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:18
PM
that killed David Applebaum and his
daughter Nava, originally from
Cleveland.
Also missing are the names of
several wounded in the 2002 suicide
bombing at Sbarro’s Restaurant in
Jerusalem.
Gilmore actually is included.
The picture is Dr. David and Nava
Applebaum HY”D.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:19
PM
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dog: "What’s next,
Awad? Are you going
to demand a Nidal
Malik Hasan Avenue on
Ft. Hood’s military
base?"
by Robert (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 3:41:54 AM
Doug Giles to CAIR top dog:
“What’s next, Awad? Are you going
to demand a Nidal Malik Hasan
Avenue on Ft. Hood’s military base?”
Doug Giles addresses Islamic
supremacist thug Nihad Awad,
CAIR’s cofounder and executive
director, in “The Separation Between
Muslims and Taste,” August 8:
Building a mosque at Ground Zero is
like OJ’s mom putting a glamour shot
of Orenthal over Nicole Brown’s
gravestone. In other words, it’s very
wrong and extremely disgusting, as
every person with a lick of decency
would agree.
What’s next, Awad? Are you going
to demand a Nidal Malik Hasan
Avenue on Ft. Hood’s military base?
What about an Abdulmutallab
Upgrade Package on Northwest
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Hamas leader met with Israelis?
by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 2:52:00 AM
Hamas leader met with Israelis? The
pan-Arabic daily al-Sharq al-Awswat
reported on Saturday that senior
Hamas terrorist Omar Abed al-Razek
met with Israeli officials in Netanya
on Tuesday.
According to Palestinian sources
quoted in the report, the former
Treasury Minister in the Hamas
government of Ismail Haniyeh, Omar
Abed al-Razak was taken from
Nablus, in the West Bank, to the
Israeli city of Netanya on Tuesday.
The Palestinian sources say the
meeting was held in order to warn
Hamas against kidnapping Israeli
settlers in the West Bank.
The Israel Defense Forces recently
said that intelligence has shown
Hamas leaders in Damascus are
pressuring followers in the West
Bank to abduct Israeli settlers and
citizens.
But that may not have been the
reason for the meeting.
The Palestinian sources did not give
reasons for the meeting, but the
officials apparently discussed the
release of captured IDF soldier Gilad
Schalit, who has been kept captive by
Hamas for over four years, or the
recent rocket attacks in Eilat,
Just 3% of Arabs empathize with
Holocaust victims
by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija del
Zion para Israel - Daughter of
Zion for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:25:00 AM
Just 3% of Arabs empathize with
Holocaust victims Here’s another
datapoint from that survey of Arab
opinion that the mainstream media
would like you to ignore. Just 3% of
the Arabs surveyed empathize with
Jewish Holocaust victims.
It asked respondents, “When you
watch a movie or a program about the
Jewish Holocaust, which of the
following is closest to your
feelings…”
The most popular response, from 59
percent, was “Resent it as I feel it
brings sympathy toward Israel and
Ashkelon and and the Negev.
And al-Razek denies the meeting
took place altogether.
Abed Al-Razak reportedly denied the
reports and said, “This information is
totally false and lacks basis. We are
prohibited from entering 1948
territory.”
Hmmm.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 12:52
PM
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Palestinians and Arabs.”
Another 29 percent said they had
“mixed feelings.
Rounding out the bottom, a mere
three percent of Arabs say they
“Empathize with the Jews who
suffered under the Nazis.”
James Kirchick has a review of the
entire poll (which is being touted by
Leftists all over the web to prove that
the Arabs are ready for peace with
Israel) here. Here’s his conclusion:
Last year, I wrote an essay for
Commentary
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But I thought that
"settlers" stole all
the water!
by Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zion
para Israel - Daughter of Zion
for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:06:00 AM
From Ma’an:
Palestinian Authority police have
dispersed two fights in the southern
West Bank city of Hebron and the
nearby Nuba village, detaining 15
suspected of involvement.
Police said a fight broke out at a
public swimming pool, where
suspects used clubs and pelted one
another with stones. Five sustained
various injuries, and five others were
detained.
You mean, Hebron – the town of
70,000 Arabs held hostage by a few
hundred Jews – has a swimming
pool? But I thought that the settlers
stole all the water of the West Bank
for their own wasteful swimming
pools and the poor Palestinian Arabs
had none to drink, let alone swim in!
Here’s a photo of a pool in Hebron
that I somehow managed to find last
year when the BBC had written a
story about how Palestinian Arab
water was all taken by evil Israelis.
And that is hardly the only
swimming pool in the territories.
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Norway: Iranian Part 2: The Book of Zohar –

stoning case lawyer
seeks asylum
by Esther (Hija del Zion para
Israel - Daughter of Zion for
Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 5:40:00 AM
Norway: Iranian stoning case lawyer
seeks asylum
Via Earth Times:
Iranian lawyer Mohammad
Mostafaei, who has defended a
woman sentenced to death by stoning
in Iran, has arrived in Norway where
he has applied for asylum, reports
said Sunday.
Mostafaei was due later Sunday to
address a news conference organized
by the Foreign Press Association,
Bjorn Lindahl, a board member of the
association, told the German Press
Agency dpa.
One of Mostafaei’s clients is Sakineh
Mohammadi Ashtiani, who has been
convicted of adultery and murdering
her husband and sentenced to be
stoned to death.
( more)
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Selections, chapter "Lech-
lecha", item 373, lesson 22
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• Israel Confirms at Least 20
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for Israel) Israel defense forces enter Gaza strip
on Saturday January 3, 2009. At least
Submitted at 8/8/2010 1:40:47 AM 30 Hamas gunmen were reported
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Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:09:00 AM

and Gaza U.S. travel warning gets it wrong,

by Roni (Hija del Zion para
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Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:46:53 AM
Precious Life in Israel and Gaza A
new documentary illustrates the
Israeli Palestinian conflict through the
story of a 4 months old baby
suffering from a rare immune
deficiency. The baby was saved by a
$55000 treatment at an Israeli
hospital with money donated by a
Jewish family after appeal on Israeli
TV. The infant’s mother than blurts
out that she hopes he’ll grow up to be
a suicide bomber to help recover
Jerusalem. http://www.nytimes.com/
2010/08/08/opinion/08friedman.html
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Part 2: The Book of Zohar – Selections, chapter

"Lech-lecha", item 382, lesson 23
by Bnei-Baruch (Hija del Zion
para Israel - Daughter of Zion
for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 1:40:47 AM
Lecturer: Rav Michael Laitman
Date: 2010-08-08
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by paraisrael (Hija del Zion
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for Israel)
Submitted at 8/8/2010 4:20:23 AM
rosh hashanah images I found:
rosh hashanah dinner
Image by meaduva
Happy Rosh Hashanah!
Image by Templar1307
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