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Iraqi Hospitality and Exquisite Culinary Treats
More recently, my cousin married an Israeli of Iraqi origin. That exposed us to a wondrous world of new discoveries, from habits to customs, enveloping love, to a culinary experience unlike any other.
Gaza – Goldstone Aftermath (‘Shoot to Kill’)
Recently, Israel seems to be engaging in negative sum games: A 'humanitarian' flotilla (the Turkish Terrorist Flotilla of Lies) is arranged to end the blockade and siege on Gaza put in place four years ago.
The Absurdity of Existence
Midday on Friday, the country closes down for the Shabbat. In Tel Aviv, young people converge on a bar. Once inside darkness engulfs young men and women with balloons flying overhead.
The Jewish Temple in Present Day, Outside the Walls of the Temple
Some believe the Jewish Temple still exists, but is invisible to the ordinary person. Part of the belief is that it ascended to heaven and will reemerge when the Messiah arrives.
Holy Wars: Al Aqsa Mosque on Temple Mount
A Wall, that is all that separates two titans from a clash of civilizations, a 7th Century Islam against a 21st Century Judaism. Two monotheistic religions, both claiming to be derived from the same Patriarch Abraham and to be able to co-exist, find
