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(1 votes)     Rate it!  |  Report it! Altneuland http://blog.altneuland.info/ Anything related to Hebrew, Israel, Judaism, Jewish Affairs and Zionism. The site advocates a secure & just Israel. Category: Blog Directory » Society Blogs » Politics Hits: 4 Date added: 2007-11-07 09:59:50 Alexa traffic rank: 9,112,048

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Israel’s citizen army should be untouchable
The Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies (JIMS) has just published initial results from the Israel Panel Study of Opinion Dynamics (IPSOD) survey. According to their website: IPSOD reveals that the majority of the Jewish population in Israel supports the idea of a smaller and smarter army,... Read more...
Published 4 hours ago

Anti-Semitism 2.0: Just hit Enter
I received this link to the ADL site from our friends over at GIYUS (Give Israel Your United Support), and thought it was worthwhile sharing. Here’s the weighty part of what they’re saying:Help ADL fight the next generation of online extremismAnti-Semitism 2.0, a new explosion of online... Read more...
Published 4 days ago

Holocaust benefits, claims and survivors
Earlier this year, the Tel Aviv District Court sentenced Yisrael Perry to 12 years' imprisonment and another five and a half years suspended sentence. He also was fined $6 million. Perry was found guilty of defrauding dozens of Holocaust survivors of $240 million worth of benefits. He had... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

MedUAV concept project: when can we have it?
The Fisher Institute for Air & Space Strategic Studies website carried an item regarding their MedUAV concept project, which “was selected as one of 60 best technology projects presenting at the "Facing Tomorrow" exhibition, part of the Israel Presidential Conference 2008.” The... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

High urban density is good for cities
An excellent piece on the TreeHugger website regarding the Movement for Israeli Urbanism's conference with the theme “The Quality of Density”. To quote from the article:According to Irit Solzi, Chairwoman of the Movement for Israeli Urbanism, densifying Israel’s cities is a great... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

KKL-JNF Carbon Footprint Calculator launched
Patriotism (in this case Zionism) plus carbon offsetting: an unbeatable combination. The KKL-JNF (Israel) have just launched their Carbon Footprint Calculator. Unlike the Jewish National Fund (JNF.ORG) equivalent, which I reviewed in September last year, the KKL-JNF Carbon Footprint Calculator... Read more...
Published a month ago

Hebrew Charter Schools: Sit up and pay attention
Michael Steinhardt (“Jewish philanthropy's chief provocateur”) is once again showing the way when it comes to Jewish continuity and identity efforts, by backing the establishment of a Hebrew-language charter school in NYC. If the pending application is successful, the school could become the... Read more...
Published a month ago

Altneuland.info featured on SustainabiliTank
The SustainabiliTank (Sustainable Development Media Think Tank) website has featured a number of posts from Altneuland over the last few months. Posts featured have included the following: Is there something Israeli agriculture can learn from Africa? The Kenyan move to organic farming,... Read more...
Published a month ago

Is there something Israeli agriculture can learn from Africa?
As a somewhat reluctant African, it never occurred to me that there might be something Israeli agriculture could learn from its African (in this case Kenyan) counterpart. A news item on a local radio station caught my attention, however, and I followed up on the story later. According to what... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

The conversion debacle: good or bad for Judaism?
Have the latest efforts to bar the gates of Judaism to all comers by the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Religious-Bureaucratic Complex in Israel turned out to be a good thing or a bad thing for Judaism (and for Israeli society)? Looking at some of the likely or possible outcomes, the answer might be �"... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

Building the wrong canal: An alternative to the Red-Dead Canal
The notion of a canal or tunnel from the Mediterranean or Red Sea to the Dead Sea has a long and distinguished (if somewhat fruitless) history. In the last years of the 19th Century, the concept of a canal and/or tunnel from the Med (running through the south of the Holy Land) was proposed to and... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

Who’s looking after the back office for Judaism?
In an earlier post on my blog Cafe Birkenreis, I looked at the topic of Jewish social and religious or community services, mainly in the South African context. I’ve become increasingly aware, however, that the same issues are being encountered elsewhere in the Jewish world. I therefore thought... Read more...
Published 2 months ago