True Jewish identity has also become very important in Israel, as more and more secular Israelis import Gentile girlfriends and wives. Not to mention evil Christian missionaries trying to sneak into Israeli Jewish society. Continue reading
How does the general public imagine a cancer patient?
Some people have very stereotype ideas about cancer patients. Continue reading
Jerusalem: “Remembering ANGEL Bakery on Canfei Nesharim”
The largest and most famous Israeli bakery, ANGEL (not pronounced as in English!), is about to leave Jerusalem and move its production to Lod and Sderot. The bakery has been in Jerusalem for ages and provided many jobs. Especially to Russian immigrants and Palestinians. The entire area around Canfei Nesharim and Farbstein Street always has … Continue reading
Jerusalem Tram Ride on Israeli Election Day 2022
Israeli Election Day always takes places on a Tuesday. It is an official day off in Israel and those people working get 150% more pay. But note: This only applies to Israeli citizens and not to tourists working in Israel! This video starts in the Kiryat Moshe neighbourhood. An almost entirely national religious neighbourhood. The … Continue reading
Jerusalem, Beit HaKerem / Denia Square
Denia Square is located in Jerusalem’s Beit HaKerem neighbourhood. The square has a tram stop and is named after Danish people who wanted to save the Jewish population during the Nazi occupation. If you are in the area: You can find a great cafe / Restaurant called DENIA at the square. Kasher le’Mehadrin, not cheap … Continue reading
Jerusalem, no. 27 bus ride: “From Mount Herzl – Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital”
The Jerusalem Egged bus no. 27 goes from Mount Herzl (Har Herzl) to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. Back and forth. I started filming as soon as we left Mount Herzl. You can see parts of the Kiryat Yovel neighbourhood. It used to be a rather cozy neighbourhood but now, more and more, very high buildings … Continue reading
The no. 12 bus in Jerusalem, Talpiyot shopping area to Derech Hebron Road
The bus ride was pretty bumpy and it was hard to hold the smartphone and film throughout such a long bus ride. Never mind! I made it but cut a long video into four parts. I am going to upload one part after the other. So, this is the fourth part where the no. 12 … Continue reading
The no. 12 bus in Jerusalem, Malcha, Patt Junction & Talpiyot Industrial Zone
The bus ride was pretty bumpy and it was hard to hold the smartphone and film throughout such a long bus ride. Never mind! I made it but cut a long video into four parts. I am going to upload one part after the other. So, this is the third part where the no. 12 … Continue reading
The no. 12 bus in Jerusalem, Kiryat Menachem, Kiryat Yovel & Malcha
The bus ride was pretty bumpy and it was hard to hold the smartphone and film throughout such a long bus ride. Never mind! I made it but cut a long video into four parts. I am going to upload one part after the other. So, this is the second part. In the first part … Continue reading
The no. 12 bus in Jerusalem / Starting point Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital
Sometimes I am also an oncology patient at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. At least when it comes to radiation. So I was at Hadassah today and filmed my way back home. I took the number 12 bus from Hadassah Hospital up to Derech Hebron Street / Yanovski. The bus ride was pretty bumpy and it … Continue reading
Tram in Jerusalem – Stop Machane Yehudah Market
One way of dealing with Cancer
B”H I have to stress that this is MY way of how to deal with cancer and, of course, it doesn’t have to apply to everyone else. On the other hand, “my way” of dealing with it has helped me a lot. In addition to that, I have always been a very optimistic person. Continue reading
How do Israelis look at new Olim (Jewish immigrants)?
B”H YOU, as a new Oleh / Olah / Jewish immigrants make Aliyah with certain expectations. This is very normal and everyone has dreams, hopes and expectations. But, and now comes the big BUT, Olim Chadashim have to understand that they are moving to a different country with a different language and mentality. Israel is … Continue reading
Catching up!
B”H Don’t worry! I am still alive and just undergoing the usual chemotherapy. With all kinds of nasty side effects included. A lot of people sent me messages asking how I am doing and I am going to make a stream about chemo treatment next week. I am okay so far and just suffering from … Continue reading