Yom Shabbat
Saturday
20 Tishrei 5783
October 15 2022
Regular readers of OneIsrael know that we do not publish a blog on Shabbat, but instead we post a few photos from the last two days for you to peruse:
Photos 1 and 2:
This is the first picture that the PLO disseminated of the “doctor” who was killed in the firefight in Jenin yesterday.
Well-dressed, smiling, at his desk: this was the epitome of what a doctor should look like. The PLO in Ramallah was all set to make him the newest international “humanitarian” cause celebre.
But wait . . . the PLO in Jenin then issued this photo:
A different view of the “good doctor.”
The Fatah (aka PLO) spokesman included this description of the doctor (aka terrorist): “Dr. Abdullah Abu Tin was a member of the movement who was killed fighting shoulder to shoulder with the resistance fighters.”
Photo 3:
Palestinian terrorists set fire to agricultural areas at Kibbutz Netzer Sarni last night. Note the grape vines to the left.
The fires were set just as farmers at the kibbutz were set to begin the harvest in two days.
Photo 4:
What do you think you see?
This is a screen shot from a video taken by a member of the Israel Nature and Parks Association yesterday of a dolphin swimming near Ashkelon. The dolphin was one of nine in the pod–and it was the first time that any dolphins have been seen off the coast of Ashkelon in two years.
Photo 5:
Another dead Palestinian terrorist who had these photos taken.
This smiling, happy go-lucky terrorist opened fire at a sukka in Beit El last night wounding a young man in the shoulder. An IDF sniper in an overlook ambush unit killed him from a distance of 300 meters.
Kolakevod to our IDF soldier!
Photo 6:
In case you missed it.
In case you missed it, Rescue Unit 669 of the IAF rescued a 70-year-old American passenger on board the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Odyssey of the Seas in the Mediterranean on Thursday night. The passenger had suffered a heart attack and was airlifted by helicopter to Rambam Hospital in Haifa for treatment.
Kolakevod to Unit 669!
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.