jerusalem

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1069195.html Smart man. Too bad he is under indictment. Jerusalem is already de-facto divided into Jewish and Arab sections. It only needs now to be put into law.

Well so much for making peace, not war. Two warring fractions of the Christian church decided to duke it out during an upcoming ritual. Israeli police had to keep them from killing (sic: crucifying) each other... This one will not go away soon. Here’s a google entry for the guardian’s...

Now, I'll quote something just for Cleon. Read it and let it sink in. :p Anyway, interesting. I just wonder if they'd bring the same if it wasn't religious underage students but full-grown Joos. Still pondering though, what this here really means: Emphasis mine.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/919750.html I am reminded of an advertising slogan from the Consolidated Edison (ConEd) which was written on signs around their construction projects throughout the New York region. "Dig We Must" The linked story above reveals a new project to open tunnels...

OK, so I admit that this will be popular with nobody, but... The adherents of all three Abrahamic religions each claim Jerusalem as 'their' Holy City, and wish to claim unique ownership of it. Despite the claims of each of the Religions to be about peace, harmony, universal brotherhood etc...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7361060&sc=emaf I...don't know what to say, really. Also of note: Perhaps the sense of irony was surgically excised from their brains? Edit: It gets better!

It all started one snowy Jerusalem day in 2004, when part of the earthen ramp leading to the Mugrabi Gate - the main gate to the Temple Mount - collapsed. The Israelis have a construction crew out there now, trying to move ahead with a multi-million dollar renovation project, and guess what...

For those of you who get your information about israel from the Guardian, here is how it and other papers botched an issue that is a). important, dealing with the now-infamous cartoons, and b). could have been very easily verified, as all they needed to do was pick up a copy of the Jerusalem...

There was an interesting article in today’s NYTimes about an archeological dig in East Jerusalem. It was interesting from an archeological standpoint because it was exploring the foundations of a presumed public building at a place where none had heretofore been found, and dated to the...

Do a Google or AskJeeves search on "Jerusalem Syndrome" and you will find Web pages referring to three topics: 1) a punk rock band from Haifa 2) An award-winning movie from 2002 3) A psychological condition I want to talk about the latter. People affected by Jerusalem Syndrome are typically...