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The News on the Israel Street
Is U.S. Ambassador David Friedman finally finding his footing? . . .
Here on israelstreet we have been critical of the U.S. Ambassador for seemingly abandoning his principles concerning Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria.
However, an interview in the Jerusalem Post yesterday suggests that maybe the old Friedman is coming back. In response to the question of “What has taken you most by surprise since being appointed ambassador in May?”,
Friedman replied:
“I think the American Jewish community tends to look at Israel somewhat myopically. The Right is portrayed as believing that peace is not possible. The Left is portrayed as believing that only if the alleged occupation ended would Israel become a better society.”
Did you catch that?
The “alleged” occupation.
In a follow up after the interview was over, Friedman reiterated that he meant what he said.
Now that is refreshing.
Hop on the train! . . .
As we have often noted here, traffic in Israel has become unbearable. As a solution, more people are taking the train.
In the first six months of 2017, Israel Railways transported 31.5 million passengers, an average of 205,000 per day (remember there are no trains on Shabbat).
Three Funny Quotes from the last two days . . .
1. Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri:
“Israel knows very well there are no [Iranian-Hezbollah] missile factories in Lebanon. The Israelis are used to conducting campaigns of deception. They say Hezbollah controls Lebanon, and that is not true.”
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good one Sa’ad! What part of Lebanon does Hezbollah not control?
2. Israel Communications Minister Ayoub Kara:
“My policy of Communications Minister is clear and unequivocal: Any journalist who encourages terrorists will be arrested.”
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good one Ayoub! Israel will not even revoke the press card of the main Al-Jazeera “journalist” who constantly encourages terrorists.
3. The Israel High Court of Justice in denying a petition to recognize gay marriage:
“On the matter of recognizing marriage that was was not conducted in accordance to religious law–including same-sex marriage–it was ruled that it is better that the issued be determined by the legislative branch.”
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good one High Court! When has the High Court ever cared about trampling on legislative rights? And now suddenly it does?
TODAY’S BLOG:
A Geographical Quiz: How Many Can You Get Right?
It’s a relatively slow news day in Israel today. Let’s use the opportunity to test your Israel geographical knowledge. The answers will come tomorrow:
1. What is the northernmost town or city in Israel? (put in order from north to south):
A. Metulla
B. Kiryat Shmona
C. Haifa
D. Akko.
2. What is the easternmost city in Israel? (put in order from east to west):
A. Kiryat Shmona
B. Katzrin
C. Jerusalem
D. Ariel
3. What is the westernmost city in Israel? (put in order from west to east):
A. Haifa
B. Tel Aviv
C. Ashkelon
D. Beersheva
4. What is the southernmost city in Israel? (put in order from south to north):
A. Beersheva
B. Mitze Ramon
C. Kiryat Arba
D. Eilat
5. In which direction would you travel if you went on a straight line from Haifa to Tel Aviv?
A. Southeast
B. Southwest
C. Directly south
D. Directly east
6. Which of the following cities is closest to Jerusalem? (put in order from closest to farthest):
A. Ariel
B. Tel Aviv
C. Beersheva
D. Ashdod
7. Which of the following cities is closest to the Dead Sea? (put in order, nearest to farthest):
A. Beersheva
B. Jerusalem
C. Arad
D. Mitzpe Ramon
8. Which of the following is farther east (meaning the easternmost part of it)? (put in order from east to west):
A. Israel’s segment of the Red Sea at Eilat
B. The Dead Sea
C. The Kineret (Sea of Galilee)
D. The Banias Waterfall
Again . . . the results will be given in tomorrow’s blog. Good luck!
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.