It’s the Location, Buddy
September 21, 2017
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Be it on the RIng of Fire,
Or the Hurricane Trail,
The slaughterhouses of war
Or the flying nukes path…
It’s the location, buddy…
Israeli situation
Doomsday Preppers, Cumbre Vieja, and Israel’s Mamads
December 23, 2018
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As American doomsday preppers prepare for the apocalypse or the mega-tzunami, Israelis put their trust in the Mamad, or protected space. As to the “rest of the world”…
Jerusalem’s Alternative
December 27, 2018
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Tiger pants and tight leather,
Firm breasts over high heels
Wafts of air picking up mini skirts
Touching soft flesh
Coiled into ringed bellybuttons.
The Big Israeli Escape
November 24, 2018
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This year, statistics show that, on average, every Israeli will travel out of the country. Many go to India.
Syrian-African Rift in Clouds
February 2, 2019
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Syrian-African Rift pics were taken on a cloudy February day (2016) on a drive up north. Route 90 – the longest in Israel -reaches from Eilat in the South to Kiryat Shmona in the North. In the section shown in this gallery, the road passes very near the Jordanian border.
Gallery Minus 430 – Art of the Dying Dead Sea
February 2, 2019
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Gallery Minus 430 – the lowest gallery on Earth. On walls of an abandoned Jordanian military base a national and international art project decries the destruction of the Dead Sea.
The Israeli Phenomenon in India, Part 6 – Reasons We Flock There
April 3, 2019
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Why Israelis go to India? This first post enumerates the more obvious reasons – fun, escape, learn, shanti, post-army, herd, cheap, the Hummus trail infrastructure, adventure, and, of course – Incredible India. Sequel: non-obvious reasons.
Israeli Phenomenon in India, Part 7 – Less Obvious Motives
April 3, 2019
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Less obvious reasons Israelis to India include personal issues, spiritual needs, religious quest, national / existential issues, a strong need for answers. Israelis are perfectly suited to bridge East and West in the Indian setting, and India is a perfect simulation for what peace could look like.
It’s the Location, Buddy
September 21, 2017
No Comments
Be it on the RIng of Fire,
Or the Hurricane Trail,
The slaughterhouses of war
Or the flying nukes path…
It’s the location, buddy…
Doomsday Preppers, Cumbre Vieja, and Israel’s Mamads
December 23, 2018
No Comments
As American doomsday preppers prepare for the apocalypse or the mega-tzunami, Israelis put their trust in the Mamad, or protected space. As to the “rest of the world”…
Jerusalem’s Alternative
December 27, 2018
No Comments
Tiger pants and tight leather,
Firm breasts over high heels
Wafts of air picking up mini skirts
Touching soft flesh
Coiled into ringed bellybuttons.
The Big Israeli Escape
November 24, 2018
1 Comment
This year, statistics show that, on average, every Israeli will travel out of the country. Many go to India.
Syrian-African Rift in Clouds
February 2, 2019
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Syrian-African Rift pics were taken on a cloudy February day (2016) on a drive up north. Route 90 – the longest in Israel -reaches from Eilat in the South to Kiryat Shmona in the North. In the section shown in this gallery, the road passes very near the Jordanian border.
Gallery Minus 430 – Art of the Dying Dead Sea
February 2, 2019
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Gallery Minus 430 – the lowest gallery on Earth. On walls of an abandoned Jordanian military base a national and international art project decries the destruction of the Dead Sea.
The Israeli Phenomenon in India, Part 6 – Reasons We Flock There
April 3, 2019
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Why Israelis go to India? This first post enumerates the more obvious reasons – fun, escape, learn, shanti, post-army, herd, cheap, the Hummus trail infrastructure, adventure, and, of course – Incredible India. Sequel: non-obvious reasons.
Israeli Phenomenon in India, Part 7 – Less Obvious Motives
April 3, 2019
No Comments
Less obvious reasons Israelis to India include personal issues, spiritual needs, religious quest, national / existential issues, a strong need for answers. Israelis are perfectly suited to bridge East and West in the Indian setting, and India is a perfect simulation for what peace could look like.