Madonna will start her world tour in Israel
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Groups and minorities DDHH Hamas Palestinian question
In many media is common to find references to the struggle of Hamas against Israel, as well as statements that urge the Palestinians to prove against the “Zionist enemy”. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Reiterates Ahmadinejad’s Holocaust denial
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The Iranian nuclear threat affects everybody
By Itamar Rabinovich Ambassador of Israel to the United States between 1993 and 1996. He is currently a member of Tel Aviv University, the University of New York and the Brookings Institution. Project Syndicate, 16/02/12 The current mobilization to prevent Iran develop a nuclear arsenal is a reflection of two important and interrelated changes. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Some radicals Tentamen prevent actuaçao of Palestine em uma singer James
Najla Shami and Idan Raichel Project during their performance in Compostela by John Doe Guisán The concert of Israeli Idan Raichel’s Project in the Auditorium of Galicia, Santiago em, Saturday (13/02/2012) night was a weird experience that dessas to Celebrities agrees, the next day with what I call it “a weird hangover wk ALCOOL”. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Compostela is not Paris
- More than 6,000 dead (in Syria) and only 500 protesters in Paris – The cause of the cold? We must also recognize that in France, and more in Paris, there are many people of Arab origin. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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To think is right
By Pilar Rahola http://www.pilarrahola.com What would we do without these gurus left to tell us what we think and debate? No doubt the world would be less fun, but much smarter. Are people fed in ubres of Stalinism, where ideas could only arise from the Politburo. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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The anti-Semitism and Syria
By Alfonso Vazquez-Monxardín The current appalling silence of peace groups, the organizers and flotillas “freedom” that tried to reach Gaza to promote the resolution of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians but also promote its Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Tour of Galicia Ana Alcaide
This week will be on tour for the Galician singer-Sephardic Jewish Ana Alcaide Thursday February 9: SGAE Headquarters in Santiago Friday February 21: 00 H10: Room Liceum, Porriño 23: 30 Saturday February h.11: Main Theater Ourense 20: 30 h. http: //www.anaalcaide.com/ https: //www.facebook. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Goebbels Goes to Pallywood
Photography presented by the media as an alleged Palestinian Israeli soldier stepping on a young Palestinian by Julie Bejar The agonizing image of Muhammad al-Dura in his father’s braços, manipulated Pela Palestine authority with the consent of Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Paintings for the Shoah
“Holy Innocents” “Holy Family” “Gas”. On January 26 th, the Catalan artist EPPO Cardelo opened art gallery in King’s College in Murcia, in an exhibition that presents its new expressionist works under the general title of “Eppocalipsis”. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Goebbels with internet
By Pilar Rahola http: //www.pilarrahola.com/ What would Goebbels, the Nazi’s ferocious evangelist, set out to satellite television and internet? That is, the more effective in their propaganda would have gotten violent? No doubt the capacity of the Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Israel: the second best educated country
Israel is the second most cultured country in the world, according to a report published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). According to the report, 78% of the money invested in education in Israel is publicly funded, while 45% of Israel’s population has a college degree. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Silence
“Silence” by Sylvie Bringas. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Why should we remember the holocaust?
By Jon Inarritu, deputy Amaiur the Spanish Parliament and member of the Ligue Internationale contre le Racism et L’Deià Semitism – 27.01.2012 Today, January 27, marks the 67 anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the day established as the International Day memory of the victims of the holocaust. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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I was not there
By Pedro Gomez-Valado Lighthouse Association – Atlantic – El Progreso and Paul Confidential One year arises from the chill of a new winter schedule on January 27. 27 One who ate just over half a century was only the eve of 28 as a very modest St. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Conference in London: “Life and death camps in Auschwitz”
Friday, 27 International Day of remembrance of victims of the Holocaust conference, colloquium, “Life and death camps in Auschwitz” took part: Feliu Paz Moreno (Professor of Social Anthropology at the National University of Distance Education) Presents: Julius Picatoste (Magistrate’s Court Provincial Pontevedra). Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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Origins
Posted by Alfredo Conde in the magazine “De Compostela Ierushalaim the” No. 1 My grandmother Aunt Rachel died at ninety-nine years. This is a good age to die pra. Today was about thirty percent. His sister Aurea, the Titans, and often pequeniña, although slim proportions, being also died of the same age. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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January 27: International Day of Remembrance of Holocaust Victims
January 27: “International Day of Remembrance of Holocaust Victims’ Resolution 60 / 7 United Nations ***” I know that my voice is lost in the noise of devastating weather, wait for the next generations do not forget “Violeta Friedman * ** Remember today and forever *** Wisconsin Association for Friendship with Israel http://www.amizadeconisrael. Read More »Automatically translated from Galician »
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