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20 November 2009
18 November 2009
Rockets attack on Southern Israel
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Terrorists from the Hamas-run Gaza Strip region attacked the Western Negev with a rocket of the Kassam type on Wednesday morning. The IDF Homefront Command's early warning system (Color Red) was sounded in the area, giving residents up to 20 seconds to run for cover.
This was the 273rd rocket or mortar attack on the civilian population of southern Israel by Gazan Arab Terrorists, since the end of the Operation Cast Lead last January.
Shrapnel from a rocket riddled a Children Crossing Sign near a School
Previous attacks have been followed by IDF retaliation like in this video.
IDF Targets a Kassam Launch Site
Watch as some of the ordnance cooks off and launches after the initial impact.
Watch as some of the ordnance cooks off and launches after the initial impact.
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16 November 2009
Yuri Foreman first Israeli boxer to win major title
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Last night, after the Jewish Sabbath ended, Yuri Foreman became the first Israeli boxer to win a major world title.
Foreman, an aspiring rabbi who mixes religious studies with work in the gym, beat Daniel Santos after 12 rounds to claim the WBA super welterweight crown.
Foreman, 29 years old, was born in Belarus but lived in Israel from the ages of 10 to 19, knocked Santos down with a right hand in the final round, but by then the outcome had long since been decided. He won 117-109 on two ringside scorecards and 116-110 on the third, upsetting the odds to bring glory to Israel.
Congratulations to Yuri as he joins the tradition of Jewish Boxing Champions
13 November 2009
11 November 2009
Israel's Success, the Interview
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Dan Senor and Saul Singer go beyond stereotypes and beyond the continuing Mideast conflict to analyze this question in their new book, Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
"...one of the most important is the training and battlefield experience that most Israelis receive in the military. The military is where many Israelis learn to lead and manage people, improvise, become mission-oriented, work in teams, and contribute to their country. They tend to come out of their years of service (three for men, two for women) more mature and directed than their peers in other countries. They learn “the value of five minutes,” as one general told us. They even learn something more uniquely Israeli: to speak up — regardless of ranks and hierarchy — if they think things can be done better."
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09 November 2009
Helping Israel
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I received this message and thought it might be appropriate for my readers
Understand that Israel's enemies are surrounding her with missiles and rockets?
Understand that the terrorists are targeting population centers?
Understand that the next "war" will likely include mass civilian casualties and trauma?
Want to do something about it?
The Israel Emergency Aid Fund is providing prayer, financial support, medical equipment and supplies to first-responders in Israel's north and south in support of programs such as "Israel Life Angels," "Operation Lifeshield" and others who are doing G-d's work by building the necessary infrastructure.
Israel Life Angels, the Emergency First-Responder Volunteer Program and The Israel Emergency Aid Fund are looking for friends with a heart for Israel all over the world.
This website will give you an oversight of the goals and highly qualified personnel involved: http://www.evp.org.il
The Israel Emergency Aid Fund representative plans to be in the United States during early December to meet with Christian friends with a heart for Israel and begin the process of recruiting volunteers to come and assist Israel's civil society during times of crisis.
We would like to have Hanukkah candle-lighting ceremonies in as many communities as might be arranged during a short trip, and to spread the word and ask special communities to join us in doing the Lord's work:
We are looking for communities with a heart for Israel who are willing to create a full-fledged relationship with us:
If possible, we would like your help, involvement and advise in the development of this important new program in your community.
With the abundant blessings of Jerusalem,
Adi Zahavi
Israel Life Angels
Israel Emergency Aid Fund
http://www.evp.org.il
adievp@gogalil.com
Understand that the terrorists are targeting population centers?
Understand that the next "war" will likely include mass civilian casualties and trauma?
Want to do something about it?
The Israel Emergency Aid Fund is providing prayer, financial support, medical equipment and supplies to first-responders in Israel's north and south in support of programs such as "Israel Life Angels," "Operation Lifeshield" and others who are doing G-d's work by building the necessary infrastructure.
Israel Life Angels, the Emergency First-Responder Volunteer Program and The Israel Emergency Aid Fund are looking for friends with a heart for Israel all over the world.
This website will give you an oversight of the goals and highly qualified personnel involved: http://www.evp.org.il
The Israel Emergency Aid Fund representative plans to be in the United States during early December to meet with Christian friends with a heart for Israel and begin the process of recruiting volunteers to come and assist Israel's civil society during times of crisis.
We would like to have Hanukkah candle-lighting ceremonies in as many communities as might be arranged during a short trip, and to spread the word and ask special communities to join us in doing the Lord's work:
We are looking for communities with a heart for Israel who are willing to create a full-fledged relationship with us:
- Physical: Volunteers (firefighters, clowns, musicians, welders, general task)
- Spiritual: Prayer for specific first-responders and their families
- Educational: Updates from the field about Israel, the ME and the first-responder's lives
- Commercial: Purchase of particular Made in Israel products in a one-off design
- Financial: Offerings for first responder equipment and active duty fire-fighters
If possible, we would like your help, involvement and advise in the development of this important new program in your community.
With the abundant blessings of Jerusalem,
Adi Zahavi
Israel Life Angels
Israel Emergency Aid Fund
http://www.evp.org.il
adievp@gogalil.com
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Pimped IDF M4 Rifle
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Commandos in the IDF are encouraged to optimize their tactical gear.
This pimped IDF M4 rifle has been outfitted with an off duty carry clip that keeps the 30 round 5.56mm (.223) Magazine at the ready but in a completely safe position. In addition there is a Trigicon scope, and a tactical pistol grip added to the standard M4 foregrip.
The rifle has been custom painted to match the unit's cammo colored beret and is carried in the standard IDF off duty position on the right with a custom rifle sling.
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08 November 2009
Israel's Military and Economic success
Why is the tiny country of Israel so successful?
For those that refuse to believe in miracles...
For those that refuse to believe in miracles...
"...one of the most important is the training and battlefield experience that most Israelis receive in the military. The military is where many Israelis learn to lead and manage people, improvise, become mission-oriented, work in teams, and contribute to their country. They tend to come out of their years of service (three for men, two for women) more mature and directed than their peers in other countries. They learn “the value of five minutes,” as one general told us. They even learn something more uniquely Israeli: to speak up — regardless of ranks and hierarchy — if they think things can be done better."
Dan Senor and Saul Singer go beyond stereotypes and beyond the continuing Mideast conflict to analyze this question in their new book, Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
ATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ: What’s so special about Israel?
DAN SENOR: Israel represents the highest concentration of innovation and entrepreneurship in the world today: the most start-ups per capita; the highest percentage of GDP invested in civilian R&D; more companies on NASDAQ than all of Europe, Korea, Japan, India, and China combined; and the biggest destination for global venture capital per capita. Israel raises 2.5 times as much global venture capital as the U.S., 30 times more than Europe, 80 times more than India, and 350 times more than China — and these numbers are from 2008, when the world was in the midst of an economic meltdown. Israel all but escaped the crisis that ripped through economies everywhere else.
LOPEZ: What makes Israel an economic miracle? What’s most impressive?
DAN SENOR: The jaw-dropping data above would be impressive for any country, but to accomplish all this while under a near-total regional economic boycott, under physical attack, and absorbing millions of refugees in a tiny country with no resources is hard to comprehend.
LOPEZ: What’s the secret of its success?
DAN SENOR: Our book dives into many interacting factors, but one of the most important is the training and battlefield experience that most Israelis receive in the military. The military is where many Israelis learn to lead and manage people, improvise, become mission-oriented, work in teams, and contribute to their country. They tend to come out of their years of service (three for men, two for women) more mature and directed than their peers in other countries. They learn “the value of five minutes,” as one general told us. They even learn something more uniquely Israeli: to speak up — regardless of ranks and hierarchy — if they think things can be done better.
LOPEZ: Has this been an ethical success story?
DAN SENOR: We believe that the free-market system is progressively eliminating the extreme poverty that was the lot of the world throughout history. This process is largely driven by improvements in productivity, which are in part a result of advancements in technology, especially by small, scrappy start-ups. Also, Israel has specialized in life-enhancing and life-saving technologies like medical devices, water conservation, desalination, and irrigation, not to mention the information technology that is making the world smaller. The great thing about innovation is that, unlike physical resources, ideas can be shared and duplicated by all without taking from anyone else.
LOPEZ: Is there something particularly Jewish about Israel’s success?
DAN SENOR: Many people conjecture that there is something specifically Jewish at work. The notion that Jews are “smart” has become deeply embedded in the Western psyche. We saw this ourselves; when we told people we were writing a book about why Israel is so innovative, many reacted by saying, “It’s simple — Jews are smart, so it’s no surprise that Israel is innovative.” But pinning Israel’s success on a stereotype obscures more than it reveals.
For starters, the idea of a unitary Jewishness — whether genetic or cultural — would seem to have little applicability to a nation that, though small, is among the most heterogeneous in the world. Israel’s tiny population is made up of some 70 different nationalities. A Jewish refugee from Iraq and one from Poland or Ethiopia did not share a language, education, culture, or history — at least not for the two previous millennia. As Irish economist David McWilliams explains, “Israel is quite the opposite of a uni-dimensional, Jewish country. . . . It is a monotheistic melting pot of a Diaspora that brought back with it the culture, language, and customs of the four corners of the earth.”
You can read the rest of the interview here
Buy Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
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Buy Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
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