Who are the Israelis?

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TAU Launches 3rd Nanosatellite into Space in Less than 2 Years​

A new technological achievement for Tel Aviv University: in less than two years TAU launched three nanosatellites into space. The third, TAU-SAT3, was launched yesterday on SpaceX’s launch vehicle Falcon 9, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. According to the researchers, TAU-SAT3, developed at the Center for Nanosatellites of TAU’s Fleischman Faculty of Engineering, represents a scientific breakthrough, paving the way toward the demonstration of optical and quantum communication from space via nanosatellites.

The researchers said in a statement: “TAU leads Israel’s effort to create satellite communication channels based on optical and quantum technologies. To implement long-distance quantum communication over hundreds of kilometers or more we need to go into space. TAU-SAT3 is designed to pave the way toward demonstrating quantum communication via a quantum nanosatellite, to be built in the future at TAU.”

TAU Launches 3rd Nanosatellite into Space in Less than 2 Years

TAU launched its first Israeli nanosatellite designed to communicate from space with an optical ground station.

www.jewishpress.com

 

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The building in Bat Yam awarded the title "The ugliest building in the world"

One building in Bat Yam won dubious world fame this weekend - and it didn't even know it was like that. Thousands of reddit voters chose the Bat Yam building as the ugliest residential building in the world. What does it look like and what buildings did it defeat along the way?

 

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ISRAEL, GALILEE. From Kinneret Village to The Jordan River​

A relaxing walk in northern Israel. A beautiful day in the Galilee.
From the amazing Kinneret village to the Jordan river.

Winter, 16°C / 60,8 °F

 

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Real Talk with Haim Gozali, the Israeli Batman​

Haim Gozali, an IDF veteran, has dedicated his life and career post-service to Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and representing Israel on the world’s most important stages: From Madison Square Garden in New York to record-breaking events in Tel Aviv, and at The Forum in Los Angeles.

Gozali represents Israel with pride around the world. Haim holds a 4th degree Jiu Jitsu black belt under Renzo Gracie.

When he entered the room I was a little shocked at the intensity of his look: His body covered in tattoos, his big hands and wide shoulders, he almost looks like what "bad" men are meant to look like.

As soon as he looked at me and we started talking I realized that his looks are really the opposite of his nature: A sweet man, with a lot of patience and spirituality.

Gozali explained to us how he trained his mind to be calm and focused before a match and how winning is not something he must achieve at every match, the important thing is to be focused and learn from every adversary he fights with.

He seems wise and wants to share his knowledge and wisdom in this sport with the younger athletes. Haim's son is also a fighter and he seems very proud of him.

Gozali very much wants to use his position and connection with other big fighters for spreading love and peace. Yes, you heard me well, fighting for love and embracing our enemies instead of pushing them away. A big match in Jerusalem is planned for the next month, where Gozali will be playing against a very harsh adversary. Behind Gozali there will be a Jewish Arab delegation of fans and friends united for peace.

Above all this Gozali promised us at the studio that, just like he did in those famous shots for the Madison Square Garden match where he is portrayed with his talit and tefilin ready for a match, he will remind the huge crowd that will come to see him at Menorah Arena in Tel Aviv to wear tefilin.

Gozali is not only for peace but he also fights in the name of G-d.

The Knesset's Basic Law of Torah Study and Rabbi Haim Druckman ztz”l

The idea of a “Basic Law: Torah Study” was mentioned here for the first time, and thank God, the coalition now intends to enact such a law

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

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Police ordered to investigate celebrations of terrorist's release​

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir instructed police to investigate the celebrations of Karem Younes' release.​

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir instructed Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai to open an extensive investigation into the celebrations following the release of the terrorist Karim Younes after the minister ordered the police to act to prevent such celebrations.

The commissioner will run an internal investigation and present the findings to the minister.

As reported, Karim Younes, who was found guilty of murdering IDF soldier Avraham Bromberg in 1980, was released on Thursday after 40 years in prison. The National Defense Minister and the Prisons Service announced several instructions to prevent celebrations that would incite and support terrorism.

The minister ordered the police not to allow the erection of tents in honor of murderers and celebrations that support and encourage terrorism. This order was only followed partially, but the family and friends of the terrorist built a tent for the celebrations, and Palestinian Authority officials even came to visit.

Due to the incident, the Internal Security Minister met with the commissioner to discuss the tent and the celebrations in the village. During the discussion, the minister ordered the commissioner to hold an investigation and present the findings to him. The goal of the investigation is to ensure that such an incident will not repeat itself.

Ben-Gvir stated: "These celebrations incite and support terrorism, and it is unimaginable that these events occur in our home. The state of Israel is no place for terror-supporting celebrations, and I will do all in my power to prevent such celebrations until we pass the death penalty for terrorists.

Police ordered to investigate celebrations of terrorist's release

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir instructed police to investigate the celebrations of Karem Younes' release.

www.israelnationalnews.com

New Israeli government to besieged public: Terrorists to get death penalty

Tragically, terrorists seem undeterred by the threat of jail time in Israeli prisons. And why should they be? Op-ed.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

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'Ofra Haza named as one of 200 greatest singers of all time​

Israeli singer Ofra Haza has been named to the list of Rolling Stone Magazine’s 200 greatest singers of all time, coming in at 186.

“Like a call to prayer, the opening phrase of Ofra Haza’s 1984 song ‘Im Nin’alu’ is instantly transportive, sweeping the listener up in her expressive, fluttery mezzo-soprano,” the magazine wrote of Haza. “And when U.K. production duo Coldcut sampled that passage on their landmark 1987 remix of Eric B. & Rakim’s ‘Paid in Full,’ it was a cross-cultural masterstroke that helped bring the Israeli singer’s unmistakable voice to the pop mainstream.”

Inspired by her Yemeni-Jewish ancestry, Haza combined traditional vocal conventions with modern technique to create something that felt at once ancient and ahead of its time. On albums like 1984’s Shirei Teiman, 1988’s Shaday, and 1992’s Kirya, her unprecedented splash in the U.S. pop market cemented her status as ‘The Madonna of the Middle East,’” the magazine added.




Haza, who was born in Tel Aviv in 1957, was the youngest of nine children. She joined a local theater group at the age of 12 and became Israel's foremost pop star at the age of 19.

In addition to her career in Israel, Haza became known internationally as well, when she represented Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983, with the song "Chai", which came in seconds.

Her major international breakthrough came in the wake of the 1984 album Shirei Teiman, which consisted of songs that Haza had heard in childhood, using arrangements that combined authentic Middle Eastern percussion with classical instruments.

Haza recorded 17 studio albums and one live album. She passed away on February 23, 2000, at the age of 42.

Israeli singer Ofra Haza named as one of 200 greatest singers of all time

Ofra Haza, who died at the age of 43 in 2000, comes in at 186 on list of Rolling Stone Magazine’s 200 greatest singers of all time.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

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I still haven’t gotten a reply to my fascinating corollary:

Indeed, who ARE the Canadians?

 

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RE: Who are the Israelis?
SUBTOPIC: This is disinformation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

"Israeli occupation continues to prevent the entry of medical devices and supplies into besieged Gaza Strip"

(OBVIOUS)

This is, without question, "misinformation!" (Intentionally deceptive and misleading as to the true intent.)

There are a number of reasons why certain materials are a matter of interest and limited. Many pieces of medical equipment have dual-use components within them. That is, they are critical to both civilian and military weapons technology. So, new pieces of equipment being imported by the Gaza Strip take longer to evaluate if they are imports if they are a case of first experience (first time to be seen).

Secondly, The Gaza Strip is NOT → under "siege." Israeli is not trying to overcome Islamic Resistance Movement (HAMAS) defenses every day. On the contrary, it is the reverse. HAMAS is trying to penetrate Israeli border defenses. If anything, it is Israel that is the victim of a constant assault by HAMAS (Hostile Arab Palestinians).

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Who are the Israelis?
SUBTOPIC: This is disinformation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,


(OBVIOUS)

This is, without question, "misinformation!" (Intentionally deceptive and misleading as to the true intent.)

There are a number of reasons why certain materials are a matter of interest and limited. Many pieces of medical equipment have dual-use components within them. That is, they are critical to both civilian and military weapons technology. So, new pieces of equipment being imported by the Gaza Strip take longer to evaluate if they are imports if they are a case of first experience (first time to be seen).

Secondly, The Gaza Strip is NOT → under "siege." Israeli is not trying to overcome Islamic Resistance Movement (HAMAS) defenses every day. On the contrary, it is the reverse. HAMAS is trying to penetrate Israeli border defenses. If anything, it is Israel that is the victim of a constant assault by HAMAS (Hostile Arab Palestinians).

Most Respectfully,
R

Your usual hit piece.

 

[RoccoR]

RE: Who are the Israelis?
SUBTOPIC: Calling to task: Pro-Palestinian Misinformation and Disinformation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

Your usual hit piece.

(COMMENT)

Well, I hope it was painful.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: Who are the Israelis?
SUBTOPIC: Calling to task: Pro-Palestinian Misinformation and Disinformation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

(COMMENT)

Well, I hope it was painful.

Most Respectfully,
R

Not really. I got over that in the 5th grade.

 

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Not really. I got over that in the 5th grade.

Thus still assume others are wrong for refuting your fairytales.
Admitting mistakes gives a much more reliable impression,
than taking personal offense at being refuted in a debate.

Why take it so personally?

 

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