. . . . than at a BSBI meeting?
And if you see a Cheetah in your midst, how come there's also some dude wearing a Yankee bandana spoiling the view?
Ag Man! Game watching is just not what it used to be!
Update: May 28, 2007: Leopard caught chasing cat in residence in the Negev. Oy Vey !
Friday, May 18, 2007
Monday, May 14, 2007
On Israel's Inquiry into last year's War in Lebanon
Strange as it may seem, Nasrallah has seen fit to comment on Israel's ongoing inquiry into last year's war in Lebanon. It is interesting to note that he needs to look for ongoing evidence of Hizbollah's so-called "victory".
Here is a full and pointed response from Thomas Friedman that is well-worth reading. In Charleston, you may have seen this in the Post and Courier.
If you are interested in keeping up-to-date with opinion pieces by Friedman, here is a link to his page online at the New York Times. You may also want to see what he has to say on Iraq, Oil, the environment, and future prospects for the US to lead the way with new technologies and alternative sources of energy.
Addicted to oil? Hey, now look who's talking?
Here is a full and pointed response from Thomas Friedman that is well-worth reading. In Charleston, you may have seen this in the Post and Courier.
If you are interested in keeping up-to-date with opinion pieces by Friedman, here is a link to his page online at the New York Times. You may also want to see what he has to say on Iraq, Oil, the environment, and future prospects for the US to lead the way with new technologies and alternative sources of energy.
Addicted to oil? Hey, now look who's talking?
Thursday, May 03, 2007
A warm gesture from the new South Africa!
Perhaps in order to be the exception that proves the rule, Ronnie Kasrils, a Jew serving in the SA government, has invited Haniyeh of Hamas to visit South Africa.
Here is the report from the Jerusalem Post with some interesting talk-back to follow.
From here, you can track the Jerusalem Post headlines: like the response in Isreal to the reports coming out of the commission of inquiry into Israel's failures in the war against Hizbollah last year in Lebanon.
Or that the Rolling Stones will be performing in Hayarkon Park. Where will you be for Rosh HaShanah?
Here is the report from the Jerusalem Post with some interesting talk-back to follow.
From here, you can track the Jerusalem Post headlines: like the response in Isreal to the reports coming out of the commission of inquiry into Israel's failures in the war against Hizbollah last year in Lebanon.
Or that the Rolling Stones will be performing in Hayarkon Park. Where will you be for Rosh HaShanah?
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