Haifa Diary

Haifa is on the "front line" in any action in the north but this blog looks at life in the shadow of danger to all of Israel

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Yes, There is Snow

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This blog focuses on the environment. Today, saw the first real snow for some years in Jerusalem. Schools were closed; so many families spen...
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Monday, January 28, 2008

Will the Snow Arrive This Year?

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The grandchildren in Jerusalem are getting excited about the possibility of snow this week. Even those in the Tel Aviv area are making their...
Thursday, January 24, 2008

How to Manipulate the Media

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The events of this week in Gaza show once again how the world press has been and continues to be manipulated. To be honest, I sometimes wond...
Monday, January 21, 2008

A Cold and dark Winter in Gaza?

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I am sure that the actions of shutting down Gaza are giving rise to innumerable stories in the overseas press concerning “humanitarian crise...
Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Cold and Not Rainy

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The country is in the middle (or hopefully towards the end of a cold spell that has left at least four people dead from hypothermia, Israel ...
Sunday, January 13, 2008

Let's Not Beat Around the Bush

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OK, so Bush has been here and gone. Whilst the public were warned of traffic problems in Jerusalem during Bush’s visit, it appears many deci...
Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Water and Ambulances

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Finally residents in the North of the country are going to have their own ambulance service. A new Magen David Adom station http://www.jewis...
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Haifa Diarist
Haifa, Israel
After a career in International Marketing, I realised how little people outside of Israel really know about the country. Thus I devote my time to try and correct this.
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