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wonderisrael.com

it's time to go

tarb.co.il

What defines the Israeli experience? Ever since we immigrated as newlyweds over two decades ago, my husband and I have undergone each of the self-defined rites of passage that confirm our bona-fide Israeliness: presenting the blue passport at an airport; standing in the middle of a highway during the Yom Hazikaron siren; the missile siren

blog.camera.org

Rev. Dr. Stephen Sizer, a profligate purveyor of hostility toward [...]

bokertov.typepad.com

"what is zionism if not the opposite of cowardice? and what are we without zionism, but homeless... no matter where we happen to live" -- yael.

jewishjournal.com

Starmer acknowledged that “antisemitism is a stain on our party”––referencing the party’s antisemitism controversy under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.

ngo-monitor.org

Q: What is NGO Monitor? A: NGO Monitor, a project of the Institute for NGO Research, is an independent and nonpartisan research institute dedicated to promoting transparency and accountability of NGOs claiming human rights agendas, primarily in the context of the Arab-Israeli conflict. NGO Monitor is the leading source of information on political NGOs active in delegitimization campaign against Israel and the role of both government and private funders-enablers. It was founded following the 2001 UN World Conference Against Racism held in Durban, South Africa, where NGOs adopted a strategy of using the instruments and language of “human rights” and “international law” to isolate Israel and undermine its right to sovereign equality. (See Durban Strategy below.) Q: What is an NGO? A: NGOs or non-governmental organizations, are civil group associations ostensibly working independently from governments to provide  services on social and political fields. In Israel, are about 40,000 NGOs are active in numerous aspects of life, and their activities include providing services, lobbying the government, legal action and advocating various causes. NGO Monitor’s research touches on a small subset of NGOs in Israel and around the world, particularly those that make human rights claims in the context of conflict zones, and their governmental and private funders. Most of our work focuses on the Arab-Israeli conflict. Q: Who are NGO Monitor’s funders? A: NGO Monitor is supported by foundations and individuals in Israel, North America, and Europe. Information and financial documents are available on NGO Monitor’s website. NGO Monitor receives no government funding, and all donations are reported in accordance with Israeli law. Click here to learn more about donating to NGO Monitor. Q: Does NGO Monitor investigate and report on "left-wing" organizations only? A: For NGO Monitor's research, the “left” and “right” labels are irrelevant and misleading. NGO Monitor focuses on

thejidf.org

LIGAEPL menghadirkan pilihan permainan taruhan judi bola dan olahraga terlengkap dari berbagai provider terpercaya seperti SBOBET dan BET88, agen situs judi bola 88 paling top sepanjang masa.

israellycool.com

Exposing the photographic fakery of anti-Israel propagandists