By: Israel Kellersztein Since de beginning of the operation «Tzuk Eitan» (Protective Edge) I’ve received several phone calls and messages from people all around Latin America that are concerned about me, asking me if I have been recruited to the army, how are things here, but mostly complaining about what the media is publishing. It […]
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By: Sergio Edelstein Proportionality When certain medias or foreign politicians claim that Israel should react proportionally to Hamas attacks, are they sure that this is what they really want? Do they know what this means? Hamas has always fired at civilians indiscriminately, without taking into consideration who might be affected and, according to their leaders,
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By: Tzvi (Kito) Hasson — Tel Itzjak The summary of the demographic census and survey of the American Judaism was recently officially published by the central authority of the US Jewish communities. The US Jewish communities are the sole Jewish conglomerate that each decade carries out a demographic survey and publishes its results.The referenced survey
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By: Yuval Nemirovsky One of the main topics of discussion nowadays in Israel and in the Jewish communities around the word is the problem of “Sharing the Burden”. This is how is called: “Sharing the burden”: the problem of having hundreds of thousands ultra-orthodox people getting benefits from the Israeli government without being committed or
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By: Yuval Nemirovsky Almost all my life, the question of who am I, was an idea that occupied most of my thoughts. Growing up in a Jewish and Zionist community in South America produced on me a deep connection to my Jewish Identity. The sole fact that my parents decided to give me an Israeli
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By: Diego Bieber A few weeks ago marked sixteen years since I made Aliyah at the age of twenty-two and decided to leave Uruguay to continue my life in Israel. During my first twenty-two years in Uruguay, I voted twice. In Uruguay voting is obligatory. Therefore, I had no alternativebut to go to my designated
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By: Diego “Charno” Charnovich Much has been said about the upcoming elections in Israel on April 9. Some things will never change and will remain topics of interest for the public for years to come. There are always speculations regarding the different coalitions that could be formed, the pollsters who, with their different “scientific” methods,