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

Thursday, January 26, 2012

The Palestinians are doing their best to derail peace talks with Israel

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The following article represents the frustrations of the Israelis who cannot see a peace partner in sight. This report confirms that in spit...
Sunday, January 22, 2012

A Gem of a Tourist Center on our Doorstep

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About an hour north of Tel Aviv, nestled in the Carmel Mountains between picturesque Zichron Yaakov and bustling Haifa, a Druze village call...
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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Israel continues to help Palestinians despite politics

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Despite political tensions that at times threaten to boil over, cooperation between Israel and the Palestinians in the field of medicine con...
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

One year later, the Carmel is recovering

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In early December 2010, the worst fire in Israel's history claimed the lives of 44 people, burned more than one third of the Carmel Fore...
Thursday, January 12, 2012

The Israeli Economy 2011

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The Israeli economy continued to withstand the global economic crisis in 2011, while maintaining growth:(source Israeli Finance Ministry) Is...
Sunday, January 8, 2012

Another Aspect of Gaza's Flourishing Economy

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The Coordination and Liaison office in "Erez" crossing, had a training and advanced study sessions for florists from the Gaza stri...
Friday, January 6, 2012

Jerusalem Continues to Reduce Gaps in Arab Neighborhoods

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The inauguration of the first post office in Issawiya, Jerusalem is a landmark event, which follows an intensive year of infrastructure upgr...
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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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