On the other hand
Last week I reported that Israel has had the driest start to the winter season in 60 years and prayers for rain were to be recited.
Well, it looks as though our prayers have been answered because within the last few days the country has been inundated with stormy weather and plenty of precipitation.
As though we do not have enough challenges facing the country at the moment our local media have unearthed two stories from outer space.
The first concerns a huge asteroid “the size of sixteen humpback whales” scheduled to pass by earth on Friday. Although not predicted to impact us the implications if it was to do so dwarf any sort of problems we might confront.
The second revolves around someone who claims to be a “modern day Nostradamus.” Apparently he predicts that “aliens will take over all Governments in May this year.”
All that seems to be missing is a claim that the dastardly Zionist Jews are behind this but given time no doubt one of the usual conspiracy theorists will surface.
ANOTHER FIRST
Tel Aviv University has built Israel’s first satellite observatory for quantum optical communication. It also happens to be among the most advanced in the world.
Learn what is so important about this development.
SHALOM
It is easy to forget that we do have friends and well wishers in many countries.
Here are some of them.
