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Subject: Israel
alanball 17.04.24 - 07:55pm
Netanyahu has announced Israeli plans to build settlements on Gaza. There you have it folks it's always been about ethnic cleansing * +
alanball 18.04.24 - 12:37pm
An Jewish Israeli citizen arrested in Berlin for holding a sign saying 'stop the Genocide in Gaza' 
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trunking 18.04.24 - 07:51pm
21 facts you didn't know about Palestine:
1. The Palestinian flag features three horizontal stripes of black, white, and green, with a red triangle at the hoist containing a white seven-pointed star, symbolizing Palestinian heritage, struggle, and aspiration.
2. Bethlehem, located in the West Bank, is revered as the birthplace of Jesus Christ and is a significant pilgrimage site for Christians around the world.
3. The Dead Sea, located at the lowest point on Earth's land surface, is bordered by both Israel and Jordan and is known for its high salt concentration, buoyancy, and therapeutic mud.
4. Palestine's economy is primarily agricultural, with olives, citrus fruits, and grapes being major crops, and the handicraft industry producing traditional items such as ceramics, textiles, and olive wood carvings.
5. The Dome of the Rock, located on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, is a prominent Islamic shrine and architectural masterpiece, revered by Muslims as the site of Prophet Muhammad's ascent to heaven.
6. Palestinian cuisine is characterized by its rich flavors, aromatic spices, and use of fresh produce, with popular dishes including falafel, hummus, maqluba (a savory rice dish), and musakhan (roast chicken with sumac and onions).
7. The West Bank is home to numerous ancient biblical sites, including Jericho, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, and Hebron, the burial site of Abraham and other biblical figures.
8. The Palestinian people are known for their rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, poetry, and embroidery, which play important roles in preserving Palestinian identity and heritage. * +
trunking 18.04.24 - 07:56pm
9. The Palestinian National Authority (PNA) was established in 1994 as an interim governing body for the Palestinian territories, with the goal of achieving Palestinian statehood through negotiations with Israel.
10. The separation barrier, often referred to as the Israeli West Bank barrier, is a controversial structure built by Israel in the West Bank, intended to separate Israeli and Palestinian populations and prevent terrorist attacks.
11. The Gaza Strip, a densely populated coastal enclave, has been under blockade by Israel since 2007, resulting in severe humanitarian challenges, including shortages of food, water, and electricity.
12. Palestinian refugees, and their descendants, are scattered across the Middle East and beyond, with millions living in refugee camps in neighboring countries, awaiting a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the right of return.
13. The Palestinian diaspora has contributed significantly to global culture, academia, and politics, with Palestinian artists, writers, scholars, and activists making important contributions to various fields.
14. The olive tree holds special significance in Palestinian culture, symbolizing resilience, steadfastness, and connection to the land, and is a central feature of Palestinian agricultural practices and traditions.
15. The Palestinian keffiyeh, a traditional checkered scarf worn by men and women, has become a symbol of Palestinian identity and resistance, recognized worldwide as a symbol of solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
16. Palestinian literature, film, and art have played important roles in documenting the Palestinian experience, raising awareness about Palestinian history and struggle, and promoting dialogue and understanding.
17. The Palestinian educational system, despite facing challenges due to occupation and conflict, places a strong emphasis on education and literacy, with high enrollment rates and a vibrant academic community. * +
trunking 18.04.24 - 07:56pm
18. The Palestinian people continue to strive for self-determination, human rights, and a just resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, advocating for an end to occupation, the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
19. The traditional Palestinian wedding ceremony, known as zaffa, is a lively celebration featuring music, dancing, and elaborate processions, symbolizing unity and community bonds.
20. The Palestinian Authority was granted non-member observer state status at the United Nations in 2012, a significant diplomatic achievement in the pursuit of Palestinian statehood recognition.
21. Palestine is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, including species adapted to its arid and Mediterranean climates, with conservation efforts underway to protect its natural heritage for future generations. * +
trunking 18.04.24 - 09:10pm
21 facts you didn't know about Israel:
1. Israel is one of the world's smallest countries by land area but has a rich and diverse history spanning thousands of years.
2. The Dead Sea, located between Israel and Jordan, is the lowest point on Earth's land surface and is known for its high salt concentration, allowing people to float effortlessly.
3. Jerusalem, one of the oldest cities in the world, is considered holy by three major religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
4. Tel Aviv, Israel's cultural and economic center, is known for its vibrant nightlife, Mediterranean beaches, and Bauhaus architecture, earning it the nickname The White City.
5. Israel is a world leader in technology and innovation, with a thriving startup ecosystem often referred to as Silicon Wadi.
6. The Old City of Acre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to well-preserved Crusader-era structures, including fortifications, mosques, and churches.
7. The Western Wall in Jerusalem, also known as the Wailing Wall, is a sacred site for Jewish prayer and pilgrimage, believed to be a remnant of the Second Temple.
8. The Negev Desert covers over half of Israel's land area and is home to unique geological formations, ancient ruins, and Bedouin communities. * +
trunking 18.04.24 - 09:12pm
9. Israel's national bird is the hoopoe, a colorful and distinctive bird known for its unique crown of feathers.
10. Masada, an ancient fortress overlooking the Dead Sea, is a symbol of Jewish resistance and national pride, where Jewish rebels famously held out against Roman forces in the 1st century AD.
11. Israel is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities, with Jews from around the world, as well as Arab Israelis, Druze, Bedouins, and other minorities contributing to its diverse society.
12. The Israeli flag features the Star of David, a symbol of Jewish identity and heritage, against a field of white with two horizontal blue stripes.
13. The Carmel Market in Tel Aviv is a bustling market known for its fresh produce, spices, and Middle Eastern delicacies, offering a sensory feast for visitors.
14. The Baha'i Gardens in Haifa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprise a series of terraced gardens surrounding the Shrine of the Bab, a sacred site for the Baha'i faith.
15. Israel's national anthem, Hatikvah (The Hope), expresses the Jewish people's yearning for freedom and a homeland after centuries of exile and persecution.
16. The Mediterranean coastline of Israel is dotted with ancient port cities, such as Caesarea and Jaffa, which have played significant roles throughout history.
17. The Israeli cuisine is a fusion of flavors from Jewish, Arab, Mediterranean, and Eastern European culinary traditions, with dishes like falafel, hummus, and shakshuka enjoyed worldwide.
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