SPECIAL NOTICE:
This has been another banner month for israelstreet.org. Our readership has doubled as we continue to reach all corners of the globe. To give you some idea of our reach, here is a list of locations that came to this site in the last 12 hours (please note that this is not a complete list–and that some of these locations had tens of visitors):
Kfar Malal Israel, Shenzhen China, Charleston SC, Beijing China, Bangalore India, Atlanta Georgia, Ottawa Canada, Elsternwick Austria, Ageo Japan, Kiselev Ukraine, Santa Cruz Bolivia, Reyjavik Iceland, Mountain View CA, Shanghai China, Seattle WA, Mount Laurel NJ, Oneida NY, Neuilly-sur-seine France, Steyning Great Britain, Istanbul Turkey, Mariposa CA, Uppsala Sweden, Gorinchem Netherlands, Kiev Ukraine, Brooklyn NY, Staten Island NY, Spokane WA, Columbus OH, Jinan China, Woodbridge NJ, Auckland New Zealand, London Great Britain, Moorestown NJ, Hexham Great Britain, Prague Czech Republic, Karachi Pakistan, Riyadh Saudi Arabia, Waterford Ireland, Boston MA, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates, Algiers Algeria, Freiburg Germany, Holon Israel, Rancho Cordova CA, Paris France, Kansas City MO, Sanaa Yemen, Hacksensack NJ, Jerusalem Israel, Alexandria Egypt, Adana Turkey, Buenos Aires Argentina, Marburg Germany, Warsaw Poland, Tel Mond Israel, Stony Brook NY, Bozorg Iran, Austin TX, Amman Jordan, Jinan China, Ankara Turkey, Chittagong Bangladesh, Simi Valley CA, Tenafly NJ, Istanbul Turkey, Bangkok Thailand, Islamabad Pakistan, Beirut Lebanon, Oslo Norway, Vilvoorde Belgium, San Francisco CA, Carson City NV, Wantagh NY, Kent Great Britain, Calgary Canada, Dallas TX, Almere Netherlands, Goteburg Sweden, Sunbury OH, Hyderabad India, Basel Switzerland, Mumbai India, Claybrooke Magna Great Britain, Sydney Australia, Nokia Finland, Seattle WA, Indianapolis IN, Jakarta Indonesia, Adrar Algeria, Saint Helens Great Britain, Grass Valley CA, Kfar Saba Israel, Bochum Germany, Moscow Russia, Baghdad Iraq, Reno NV, Guangzhou China, El Mahalla El Kubra Egypt, Hanoi Vietnam, Putian China, Louisville KY, Handzlowka Poland, Yakima WA, Bohringen Germany, Mexico City Mexico, Hermannsburg Germany, Erback Germany, Berlin Germany, Seoul Korea, San Diego CA, Barcelona Spain, Santa Clara CA, Pietarsaari Finland, Xiamen China, Willmering Germany, Jiddah Saudi Arabia, Dammam Saudi Arabia, Chicago IL, Riposto Italy, Kavala Greece, Anoul Morocco, Quebec Canada, Hattenhofen Germany, Austin TX, Rishon Le Zion Israel, Maastrict Netherlands, Lappersdorf Germany, Phoenixville PA, Samsun Turkey, Richmond Hill Canada, Dakar Senegal, Rio De Janeiro Brazil, Tampa FL, Forth Worth TX, Aurich Germany, Tiller Norway, Kerteminde Switzerland, San Antonio TX, Cracow Poland, Yalova Turkey, Westchester IL, San Pedro Philippines, Wembley Great Britain, Nashua NH, Tehran Iran, Sharjah United Arab Emirates, Sacramento CA, Ashdod Israel, Denver CO, Berlin NJ, Roseville CA, Brisbane Australia, Glasgow Scotland
And here are some other locations from which israelstreeters have come in the last 10 days:
Attard Malta, Amanzimtoti South Africa, Singapore Singapore, Sofia Bulgaria, Benghazi Libya, Tbilisi Georgia, Baku Azerbaijan, Luxembourg City Luxembourg, Bratislava Slovakia, Caracas Venezuela, Doha Qatar, Bucharest Romania, Szeged Hungary, Lima Peru, Tirana Albania, Managua Nicaragua, Kuwait City Kuwait, Nicosia Cyprus, Paco De Arcos Portugal, Kaunas Lithuania, Central District Hong Kong, Zagreb Croatia, Taipei Taiwan, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Kingston Jamaica, Yaounde Cameroon, Nairobi Kenya, Banja Luca Bosnia and Hercegovina, Accra Ghana, Kabul Afghanistan, Ventiane Laos, Belgrade Serbia, Skopje Macedonia, Lagos Nigeria, Katmandu Nepal, Addis Ababa Ethiopia, Bratislava Slovakia, Medellin Colombia, Conakry Guinea, Santo Domingo Dominican Republic, and on and on.
Your humble servant would like to humbly thank each one of you dear readers for helping to get the word out about Israel!
UPDATES 11 am Israel time, Saturday, November 30 2013:
Unbelievably, the municipality of Tel Aviv is hosting the “48 mm–International Film Festival on Nakba and Return” at the Cinematheque in Tel Aviv and al-Saraya Theater in Yaffa this weekend.
Sponsored by the virulently anti-Zionist organization Zochrot, the film “festival” is showing short films by Palestinians, Israelis, and other “filmmakers” around the world that call into question the rebirth of Israel in 1947-8. In the words of Zochrot, “the festival seeks to creatively challenge the partition concept” and is dedicated to “films about the Palestinian Nakba and Return of Refugees.”
Your humble servant is going to be sick. It is bad enough that Israel is under attack in venues around the world without having festivals such like this in downtown Tel Aviv.
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George Orwell, Down and Out in Paris and London
When will the Palestinians ever take responsibility for themselves? Forever mooching, the PLO and Hamas go from country to country groveling for money. In particular, with 170,000 so-called “civil servants” (a category which includes terrorists in Israeli prisons, and terrorists released from Israeli prisons), the poor budget-less PLO just can’t seem to make ends meet.
And never mind that the European Union issued a report last month that 1.95 billion Euros supplied to the PLO over the last few years has been “lost” (in secret PLO Swiss bank accounts no doubt), the world keeps lining up to keep the Palestinians afloat.
This week has seen Rami Hamdallah, the unelected PLO prime minister (the same one who was hired and fired and rehired by Mahmoud Abbas) making the rounds of the Arab states with hat in hand. At the same time, Hamas has been pleading for money from Turkey.
And lo and behold, Qatar has come through again for the PLO–this time to the tune of $150 million dollars. And Turkey has ponied up $850,000 dollars to keep the Gaza power plant working for four months.
What nobody seems to get–not the Europeans, not the Americans, not the United Nations, not the Arab countries and Turkey, and not Israel–is that all of their contributions have created a massive state of beggary among the Palestinians.
More than this, it is a beggary that has robbed the Palestinians of any semblance of self-dignity. One would think leaders like Rami Hamdallah and Mahmoud Abbas would be mortified to go time after time in search of money.
But they are not.
One would think that the Palestinians themselves would be humiliated to have their leaders pleading for money anywhere and everywhere.
But they are not.
Palestinian society and culture is rotten to core and becomes more so with each new infusion of money.
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.