Yom Shabbat
Saturday
4 Cheshvan 5783
October 29 2022
As regular readers of OneIsrael know, we do not publish a blog on Shabbat. However, we occasionally offer some photographs for you to peruse:
Photo 1:
Soldiers of the IDF’s 727th Battalion wishing you a Shabbat Shalom!
Shabbat shalom!
Click here to see the 10 second video from which the above screen shot was taken.
Photo 2:
The surviving members of the terror group “Lions’ Den” parading their weapons through Shechem (Nablus) last night after the IDF inexplicably opened all roadblocks and evacuated the city:
The Lions’ Den said yesterday that they will fight to the last man.
Click here to see the 15 second video from which the above screen shot was taken.
Photo 3:
The absurd situation at the entrance to Tel Aviv University where pro-Palestinian students were demonstrating yesterday.
Waving PLO flags and chanting “We will continue the matryrs’ struggle.” Can you imagine being a student at the university and sitting beside someone who wants to be a martyr?
Photos 4 and 5:
Just before they left the south yesterday for operational deployment in the north, members of the Givati Brigade were treated to a meal by volunteers from Beersheva:
Kolakevod to the soldiers and the volunteers!
The main organizer with a soldier:
A certificate of appreciation. Do you see a resemblance?
Photo 6:
The truly disgusting photo of the day. U.S. “negotiator” Amos Hockstein shaking heads with “Defense” Minister Gantz following the signing of the Israel-U.S. Maritime Agreement. Of course, no negotiations were actually involved: Gantz agreed to concede everything to the Lebanese.
Hockstein is laughing because the U.S. did not even supply Israel with the promised “security MOA”, and the French energy company is refusing to supply Israel with a profit-sharing agreement on the Qana field. In other words, Israel gave away everything and got nothing.
Interestingly, in the final polls before the election, Gantz’s “National Unity” party has further declined.
Photo 7:
F 16s over Israel yesterday:
Amazingly well camouflaged.
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.