The peaceful majority is irrelevant
Brigette Gabriel explains why the “peaceful majority” is irrelevant and how, those who want to find a solution to the current world geo-political situation need to throw political correctness in the garbage.
Brigette Gabriel explains why the “peaceful majority” is irrelevant and how, those who want to find a solution to the current world geo-political situation need to throw political correctness in the garbage.
my article published on Times of Israel yesterday: http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/no-one-left-to-speak-for-me/ #BringBackOurBoys day 14 Fourteen days ago Gil-Ad Shaer (16 years old), Neftali Frenkel (16 years old) and Eyal Ifrach (19 years old) called their parents, telling them they were on their way home from school. Their parents waited for them but the boys didn’t show up. Later … More No one left to speak for me…
SoftWheel, an Israeli company, is giving a high-tech update to the wheel, the ancient engine of civilization that enabled humans to explore their world. http://www.timesofisrael.com/5000-years-later-the-wheel-gets-an-israeli-update/
What’s crazier? This ironic video or the way we are living today?
Originally posted on Inspiration from Zion: This is a Love Story:
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The Sabra fruit, is the inspiration for the name given to those born in Israel – “Tzabarim” are a unique type of people, very similar to the fruit: prickly on the outside, sweet on the inside and able to produce beautiful, rather flamboyant flowers…
Years later the signs still remain… On Holocaust Memorial Day it seems more appropriate than ever to post this image: In 2006 Hezbollah rained missiles on to the cities of northern Israel. Each missile was carefully packed full of full of metal death balls, specifically designed to rip through flesh and bones. On impact, the … More Remember and respect your history
Passover 2014 On the first night of Passover, Jews around the world hold a ceremonial dinner called a “Seder”. This commemorates the Exodus from Egypt described in the bible. Every year, at the same time, for thousands of years, Jews have gathered their family and friends together to hold the Passover Seder. It’s a big … More In every generation…
Speaking your mind can be the most frightening, most dangerous thing in the world. This woman is a true heroine. Israel and the world needs more people like Annette.
It’s not a matter of religion; it’s a matter of what side you are on and what values you uphold.