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Guys, I will still approve decent TLV-related stuff but I am no longer active here.

I’ve moved to DanielAlfon.com - see you there !

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We are in the house! Tel-Aviv Volume music festival. Chilling with Adi-J just for the love of it. With @djadij & @adidafallenangel (at ozen bar tel aviv)

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Back on the cloud (at Tel Aviv, Israel)

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Silhouette Tel Aviv, Israel

December 2, 2014

www.linneahanders.com

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חלק מהתמונות החדשות שהוספתי לאתר

מוזמנים להיכנס ולראות עוד 

www.lironsongs.com

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(via https://twitter.com/SmartCityexpo/status/535719309059047424)

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Roni @ Hayarkon river

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Waves fishing

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Tel Aviv, Israel | © Roy Rozanski 2014 Facebook | Google+ | Flickr | 500px

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Fennec Fox Digs Tunnel of Love

For over 15 years, the keepers at the Zoological Center Tel Aviv-Ramat Gan, have eagerly hoped for zoo babies in their Fennec Fox enclosure.  Their patience has been rewarded, and they are excited to announce the birth of two new Fennec Fox cubs!

Photo Credits: Tibor Jager

Four-year-old “Penny” and her mate, “Louis de Fennec”, also four-years-old, are the proud parents of the cubs.  Zookeepers observed the pair during their mating rituals and waited for the 50 day gestation period to occur.

During the gestation period, Penny and Louis spent their time digging burrows and tunnels, preparing a home for their growing family.  As the days passed, Penny became more and more aggressive, and all passersby were greeted by a chorus of thunderous barking. 

Finally, the much anticipated day arrived, and two tiny Fennec Fox cubs were born at the Safari Ramat Gan enclosure.  Penny hurried to hide the new babies in the burrows and in large pitchers that were purposefully placed in the enclosure by keepers.

Until recently, the Fennec Fox enclosure’s outer fence was covered with cloth to allow the young mother to feed her babies and bond with them in peace.  At present, keepers are gradually removing the covers and allowing Penny and her cubs to grow accustomed to the Safari’s visitors.

Native to North Africa, the Fennec Fox is also found in Asia.  They are currently not endangered and are listed “Least Concern” on the IUCN Red List. 

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Klavan's One-State Solution: Give the Middle East to the Jews

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Just hours after the FAA prohibited domestic airlines from flying to Israel this week, I boarded an El Al flight Ben-Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv to express solidarity with the Israeli people and show the world that Israel’s airports remain open and safe.

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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. So does Y Combinator’s Paul Graham.

It’s not uncommon to accept that an individual’s views do not reflect that of his employer. However, much as it would be unacceptable to separate misogynistic views of a founder from reflecting upon his company, I…

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