Ari Bussel

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In the series "Postcards from Israel," Ari Bussel and Norma Zager invite readers throughout the world to join them as they present reports from Israel as seen by two sets of eyes: Bussel's on the ground, Zager's counter-point from home. Israel and the United States are inter-related - the two countries we hold dearest to our hearts - and so is this "point - counter-point" presentation that has, since 2008, become part of our lives.

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Satan’s Ball: I Am Israel: Shouted Down At Every Turn

Part two of Ari Bussel's story, Satan's Ball, in which he represents Israel at a fake Peace in Israel/Palestine meeting which was in effect a destroy Israel meeting

Satan’s Ball: Ignoring And Excusing Hatred Against Israel

Of five panelists, the Lion of Judea, the thoughtful, believing, honorable Jew is no match for a panel and room full of haters, allowing hate speech to flow.

A ‘Palestinian Virus’ Attacks Israel

Sixty-four year old, as if its rebirth was just yesterday, Israel still feels young, strong and able to endure and withstand whatever comes about, resist whatever attacks it may suffer.

Elusive Peace, No Israel Is Their Goal

Wake up and realize they are not talking about peace, but no israel, to extinguish this candle whose light has grown so strong over six and a half decades.

Is Israel Capable of Assessing a Threat?

It must have been more economical for the airlines to cancel tickets and deal with the demonstrations than to allow these activist-terrorists to fly.

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When Repairing A Canal House Stops Making Financial Sense

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The Rating On The Brochure Is Not The Rating Your House Will Get

The efficiency rating printed on an air conditioner brochure...

What Bench’s Collapse Taught the Bookkeeping Industry

The December 2024 shutdown was not an argument about outsourcing. It was an argument about who owns the general ledger, and the industry took the wrong lesson.
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