Ruth Yael
The French have an old and odd saying: He who drinks only Meursault will never be a drunkard. Although that claim is probably unfounded, no one questions that the vineyards of Meursault, a large village in the Cote de Beaune district of Burgundy, produce...
With an exclusive scoop about a new plan by Accountant General Yaron Zelekha to contain corruption and an adjacent spread by Dan Margalit about the war waged by the sons of light, headed by Zelekha and Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch, against the...
Calling all Hebrew speakers: Iranian intelligence may have an exciting job in store for you. Ynet that AM reports that the intelligence war amidst Iran and Israel is gaining momentum. Iran needs Hebrew speakers to work as translators, intelligence agents,...
I am now officially a member of (meaning I clicked to join) the myspace Jewish Rockers group. I may be 20 15 10 years too old to really be a rocker, but I figure it’s not really a mid-life crisis whether I never stopped listening to music and my...
More today on the pro-Hezbollah book by terrorist apologist and Boston University professor Augustus Richard Norton. After asking how to best express his dismay, alumni Eric Epstein complained directly to BU president Robert Brown. “Needless to...
It’s dark, hard to follow and very odd. But…it’s the only documented collaboration of man (Sid Yiddish) and Furby “Your Emoto-tronic Friend”that I’m aware of, and certainly the only one featuring a shofar. I bravely...
President Shimon Peres said Sunday that as far as Israel was concerned the two Israeli soldiers kidnapped by Hizbullah last summer were still alive, despite reports that one of them is dead. Quoting German diplomats working on the release of Ehud...
Defense aid to Israel is still a top priority for the United States, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told the cabinet Sunday, saying that Israel enjoys more financial assistance than other countries in the Middle East. “We have renewed agreements...
Every Jewish mother’s dream is to see her children find their life partner, get married, and have children – preferably sooner rather than later in life. Despite this, data gathered by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics ahead of Tu B’Av...
