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Tag Archives: Israel
Selective Outrage
Today, a friend posted a long rant against Israel on Facebook because Israel had bombed Syria. All of his points were good and true. Funny thing, though: He did not rant when Syria used chemical weapons against its own people, … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Bush Derangement Syndrome, Facebook, George W Bush, Israel, Obama derangement syndrome, selective outrage, Syria
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Jerusalem Gets Eight Inches Of Snow
Yes, it snows in the Holy Land. It does not happen very often, but it does happen. Here is a great photo of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount covered in snow: I love this photo, as it looks like a … Continue reading
Posted in Israel
Tagged Dome of the Rock, Holy Land, Israel, Jerusalem, Middle East, Old City, snow, Temple Mount
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A Picture Of Love
This is a photo of an Israeli mother defending her child with her life, during a red alert siren in Israel. (H/t Peace, Love, Israel) Contrast this to the photo below, of the daughter of Hamas member Muhammad Al-Homs, who … Continue reading
500 Rocket Fired, 184 Intercepted By Israel’s Iron Dome
The Washington Post reports that About 500 rockets have been fired into Israel over past two days, and 184 have been intercepted by Iron Dome … making it a fairly accurate defense system. “It’s unbelievable, we are very pleased with how … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, politics, war
Tagged Gaza Strip, Haifa, Iron Dome, Israel, Israel Defense Force, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, United States
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