On Jewlicious, we make no bones about vilifying the cult of murder and death that exists on the Palestinian side. They extol “martyrs” who are nothing more than cold-blooded murderers...
Israel puts on mask and rattler online exhibition
I’m a little late on this, since Purim is over, but this year the Israel Antiquities Authority put on an online gallery of ancient masks and rattlers found at archaeological sites in Israel...
David Frum: Something Seriously Wrong at York University, Canada’s 3rd Largest
David Frum writes in Canada’s National Post: . ..At York, speech is free — better than free, subsidized — for anti-Israel haters. But for those who would defend Israel, York sets very...
Israel Invades Austin: SXSW 2010
If I have to explain to you what SXSW (South By South West) is, then, really, you need to bone up on… well, stuff. Suffice it to say this 9 day festival of independent music as well as film and...
The Ol’ Misdirection Trick
This is a bit old, courtesy of Canada: It’s a bit like a bad Troma joke but with better production.
Freeze (but keep on moving)!
Muffti hopes the clarification of details mentioned in the article clarifies the details. It wouldn’t be crazy to think, he guesses, that suspecting a freeze lots of construction started in...
Hate Crime on Campus
A UC Davis student, living in a Jewish residence, was disturbed to find a swastika carved into her door. Muffti hopes they find the perp and treat it like a hate crime. Source the Sac Bee Yesterday...
Help Chile’s Reconstruction
I learned about the singer Yael Meyer thanks to the list of performers attending Jewlicious 6.0. She has a beautiful, glistening, crystal clear voice and a terrific sensibility about her songs that...
Two more reviews of Jewlicious 6.0
Wiley on Get Out LB reports that it was good! Last weekend proved to be yet another epic year for Jewlicious. For those who have never been or never heard, Jewlicious is a three-day festival at the...
Israel’s Independence, Rhode Island Style
This weekend, while visiting a friend in D.C., I ventured for the first time to the Newseum, a 250,000-square-foot colossus that offers a window into hundreds of years of news headlines, news history...