On the other hand
January 25, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Approximately 70,000 Israelis are estimated go hiking in the coming days, the Israel Nature and Parks Authority (INPA) said recently, issuing several warnings in light of recent stormy weather. Read more
Sold down the river
January 23, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Betrayal and abandonment are situations that have regularly confronted Jews over the last two thousand years. Read more
On the other hand
January 18, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Israel’s first vertiport for aerial taxis is set to be built at Atidim Park, a major business and high-tech complex in Tel Aviv. Read more
It’s elementary
January 16, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
It is amazing how something that is simple, basic, fundamental and easy to understand can frequently be made complicated and complex. Read more
On the other hand
January 11, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
The Tel Aviv-Yaffo Municipality has announced the opening of a lifeguard training course (Type 1 Sea Lifeguard certification) for the first time in four decades. Read more
Blast off
January 9, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Most commentators suspected that 2026 was going to be action-packed, but hardly anyone predicted that it would blast off in such a spectacular fashion. Read more
On the other hand
January 4, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Magen David Adom, Israel’s main national first responder organisation, has reported some notable achievements during 2025. Read more
Stormy times ahead
January 2, 2026 by Michael Kuttner
Extreme weather events such as droughts, tornadoes, hurricanes, cyclones, torrential rain, combined with intense cold or soaring temperatures, seem to be increasing worldwide. Read more
On the other hand
December 27, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The outgoing civil year of 2025 was a “booming” year for Israelis as the war against Hamas, Iran and its proxies affected the whole country. Read more
Seasonal allergies
December 26, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Certain seasons precipitate allergic attacks and cause misery for those afflicted. Read more
On the other hand
December 20, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Who could ever have believed that one day Israel might provide Germany with a state of the art missile defence system? Read more
A light unto the nations
December 19, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The Hebrew prophet Isaiah spoke these memorable words from Jerusalem, the Capital of the Kingdom of Judah. Read more
On the other hand
December 14, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Scientists in Israel, collaborating with Australian researchers, have unveiled a groundbreaking method to restore dying coral reefs, offering new hope for marine ecosystems threatened by climate change. Read more
Disbelieving
December 12, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
There have been far too many times in the long and convoluted history of the Jewish People when stark reality has been denied. Read more
On the Other Hand
December 7, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The next time you visit Israel, keep an eye out for United Hatzalah’s newest emergency response vehicle to hit the streets of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Read more
Lunacy unleashed
December 5, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Journalists and those working in the mainstream news media are familiar with the expression “the silly season.” Read more
On the other hand
November 29, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Save A Child’s Heart (SACH) – This Israeli humanitarian organisation, founded in 1995, has treated almost 8,000 children from 73 countries where access to pediatric cardiac care is limited or nonexistent. Read more
Troubling Trends
November 28, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
“Put not your trust in princes.” Read more
On the other hand
November 22, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Despite two years of existential war, including against Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and the Houthis, Israel’s GDP per capita is higher than Germany, the UK, Canada and France. Read more
Faulty Follies
November 21, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
As a long time fan of Fawlty Towers and the Life of Brian satirical series I was looking forward to the impending Israel visit of John Cleese. Read more
On the other hand
November 15, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The Water Authority has begun channelling desalinated water to the Sea of Galilee, marking the first-ever attempt anywhere in the world to replenish a freshwater lake with processed seawater. Read more
Eighty-seven years later
November 14, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
This week, eighty-seven years ago, the night of shattered glass (Kristallnacht) sent an unmistakable message.
On the other hand
November 8, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Here is another Israeli innovation that Israel boycotters should take note of in case they inadvertently take advantage of its life-saving possibilities. Read more
Repeating the same mistakes
November 7, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
How many times can one repeat the same fatal mistakes and still not realise the toxic consequences? Read more
Incurable idiocy
October 31, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Like a terminal illness, the genie of Jew and Israel hate cannot be put back in the bottle. Read more
Mish Mash
October 24, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
“A disorganized and confused mixture of different things, often suggesting a lack of planning or cohesion.” This definition seems to describe the current chaotic situation. Read more
Fulfilling the promise
September 19, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The Shabbat Torah portions which we read prior to Rosh Hashanah contain the farewell messages of Moshe to the Israelites as they stand ready to take possession of and settle the Promised Land. Read more
On the other hand
September 15, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The Land of Milk and Honey is preparing for another Rosh Hashanah. Read more
Selective morality
September 12, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
Israel currently faces an international firestorm of conscious hypocrisy and moral blindness wrapped in a veneer of mass myopia. Read more
On the other hand
September 7, 2025 by Michael Kuttner
The daily demonising of Israel has well and truly embedded itself in the minds of millions around the globe. Read more






