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My thoughts, assertions and observations on issues important to me as a Jew, a Zionist, a Revenant in Yesha and as an inquisitive human being.
About Me
- YMedad
- Shiloh, Benjamin District, Samaria, Israel
- American born, my wife and I moved to Israel in 1970. We have lived at Shiloh together with our family since 1981. I was in the Betar youth movement in the US and UK. I have worked as a political aide to Members of Knesset and a Minister during 1981-1994, lectured at the Academy for National Studies 1977-1994, was director of Israel's Media Watch 1995-2000 and currently, I work at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem. I was a guest media columnist on media affairs for The Jerusalem Post, op-ed contributor to various journals and for six years had a weekly media show on Arutz 7 radio. I serve as an unofficial spokesperson for the Jewish Communities in Judea & Samaria.
Blog Archive
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- Getting Back to Rabkin
- A Bit Weird
- Some
- Shall We Go to the Movies?
- And Safire Knows His Words
- Olmert Drops Jews, Goes For Outsiders
- Wig Modesty
- HH #180
- Livni Taking a Licking
- The "Moser" Text (and Comment)
- Condi Rice Being "Illicit" and No Two-State soluti...
- Abbas Anti-Peace Statement
- Getting Ready for the Next Jewish Bloggers Convention
- New Corrected Participants List
- Whoa There, Obama!
- When Keeping Kosher Comes in Handy
- Bibi Blogs
- Bad Reporting Standards
- Jabotinsky Misinterpreted
- I Have a Letter in Haaretz English
- Islamic Terror Targeted British PM?
- Fighting Terror is Tough - for All
- Great McCain Ad on Iran
- Abie Natan and I
- Uncivil Rights
- Rembrandt - and the Jews
- The Rabbis Are Wrong
- Daniel, I've Got a Better Idea
- They Beat Out Agriprocessors
- Two, No, Three NYTimes' Items
- New Meaning to "Scrolling on the Internet"
- Kudos to Chana G.
- Antisemitism - The Punchline
- You Speak Yinglish, Or Just Understand It?
- Yet Another Attack on the JBloggers Conference
- Condi the Klutz
- The Swimming Pool - Mixed
- Bernie Schwartz and Shiloh
- And Tzipi Livni Tries To Be Funny
- The Danish Apology
- "Hit the Jews in Their Pockets"
- Condi's A Comedienne
- Just So "Bad"
- They Left Me Out
- I Was Wondering What Happened to His Cancer
- A Great Idea for Jerusalem
- Raising the Church
- 2018 Olympics
- They Are Sailing
- Biden Has Been Bidden
- Oh, Oh. Iran. The Bomb. Scenarios
- Has Shmarya Failed?
- HH #179
- Yes, There is Missionizing Going On
- Dion Debate Continues
- You Know You're Right When You're Criticized
- An Amy Joke
- Of Course, Not Devoutely
- Appropriate for Bloggers
- A Letter Sent
- The Grapes Are Delicious
- That Arutz 7 Broadcast
- The JB Conference Video (with a timer)
- The Other Son Jumps
- Two Boys and A Chess Set
- Studying Blogs - Post JB Conference
- Jewish Communities, No; Palestinian communities, Yes?
- Lefties Fail Gazans
- Their Carriage Awaits Them?
- He's Back! Rosh Betar Ze'ev Jabotinsky
- Those 'Scheming Jews' Again
- Sarah Bernhardt - A Loose Jewess?
- Tripping Treppenwitz
- Media Academic Article on Leaks
- Being Thrashed, Sort Of
- An Illustration Begets Letter
- Matisyahu and a Commercial
- Little Did I Know
- Bit of Academia
- JBloggers Conference Pics
- The Jewish Bloggers' Conference - Medad's Three Ms
- Hareidi Humor
- BBC Discovers Har Nof
- Now, That's Talking!
- Another Shiloh Story, Shiloh, Indiana
- The Conference Is Today
- Historical Roots
- Yesterday's Walk
- AMANA Housing Construction Continues
- An Aspect of the Migron Case
- Temple Mount Subject of New Book
- NoBama Banner
- Haim Watzman and I Dialoguing
- A Tawdry Jewess Tale
- Nice Work There
- Going to Court Over a Torah Commentary
- More in the Wall Poster Series
- Jewess News: Fashion
- Thy Spirit Be Done (With)
- Water in Yesha (or, Is Peter Still Out there?)
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1 comment:
shemitta sure helped
Now we have to make sure those branches are saved and stretched.
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