Ron Jacobsohn Attends the 19th Maccabiah Media Preview The 19th Maccabiah will officially kick off, but today the media got the first sneak peak on what is built up as the biggest sporting event in jewish history. So the countdown officially begun, thousands of athletes are already making their way to Israel this moment and the whole country is getting …
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Ron Jacobsohn Finds Out What Experts Believe Will be the Fate of Iran in Ruhani Era
Ron Jacobsohn Finds Out What Experts Believe Will be the Fate of Iran in Ruhani Era So who is Hassan Rouhani, the new President of Iran? So we know he’s a cleric, a moderate and multi-lingual; speaking English, German, French, Russian and Arabic. He presents himself as a voice of reason. He took swipes at the Basij, the Islamist “morality …
Read More »Ron Jacobsohn Finds Out What Impact the New Political Landscape in Egypt will have on Israel
Ron Jacobsohn Finds Out What Impact the New Political Landscape in Egypt will have on Israel Recent events in Egypt, is having Jerusalem watch very carefully the development in relations to Israel. Although Morsi was clearly not pro-Israeli, some have argued that Egyptian relations with Israel were far from the bleak prospects everyone predicted. With the new military regime in …
Read More »Ron Jacobsohn Dares to Celebrate Tel-Aviv’s White Night
Ron Jacobsohn Dares to Celebrate Tel-Aviv’s White Night It has become already a tradition in “The City without a Break”, to ring-in the summer with one night, The White Night, of 24-hours of celebration and Tel-Aviv is partying like there is no tomorrow. Among the literally hundreds of performances that took over the city we also found popular French indie …
Read More »Ron Jacobsohn Goes on a Culinary Tour of the Galilee
Ron Jacobsohn Goes on a Culinary Tour of the Galilee Vineyards, gourmet restaurants, dairy farms and lots and lots of nature… The Galilee is one of the most fascinating areas in Israel. Going there feels sometimes like time has not ruined its natural beauty and that its inhabitants want to keep it that way. Even Israelis who are always eager …
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