Wednesday 25 March 2009

A GREAT GUITAR PLAY BY A 11 YEARS OLD BOY

Israel Matzav: Why Avigdor Lieberman wanted a loyalty oath#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Why Avigdor Lieberman wanted a loyalty oath#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Comic relief: How (not) to check a potential mate#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Comic relief: How (not) to check a potential mate#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Yemeni Muslim condemned to death for sending email to Olmert#links#links

Israel Matzav: Yemeni Muslim condemned to death for sending email to Olmert#links#links

Israel Matzav: Nassour the bear not studying for exams, 'Zionists' to blame#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Nassour the bear not studying for exams, 'Zionists' to blame#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: 'Palestinian Authority' television celebrates most murderous terror attack#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: 'Palestinian Authority' television celebrates most murderous terror attack#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Barack Obama should listen to Kianoosh Sanjari#links#links

Israel Matzav: Barack Obama should listen to Kianoosh Sanjari#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 3 of 3#links#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 3 of 3#links#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 2 of 3#links#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 2 of 3#links#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 1 of 3#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Britain's Guardian plays prosecutor, judge and jury; convicts IDF of 'war crimes': Part 1 of 3#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: J Street smears Avigdor Lieberman; distorts his positions in poll#links#links

Israel Matzav: J Street smears Avigdor Lieberman; distorts his positions in poll#links#links

Israel Matzav: Iran on Obama#links#links

Israel Matzav: Iran on Obama#links#links

Israel Matzav: Important video: The Silent Exodus#links#links#links

Israel Matzav: Important video: The Silent Exodus#links#links#links

GAZA FOOD BLOCKADE OVER



The government decided yesterday to allow as much food into Gaza as anyone wants to send in. If you see this mentioned in your local media, feel free to tell me. Even more interesting will be to see if any media outlets continue to talk about the hungry Gazans being starved by Israel: If they say so, we'll know they're lying. If they don't, we'll know they know, and we'll also know they didn't tell what they know.
taken from:Yaacov Lozowick's Ruminations (http://yaacovlozowick.blogspot.com/)

DoubleTapper: What really happened in Gaza?

DoubleTapper: What really happened in Gaza?

Esser Agaroth: Umm al-Fahm March Update

Esser Agaroth: Umm al-Fahm March Update

MULTICULTURALISM AND ISLAMIFICATION IN BRITAIN - PART I

Just watch this movie.




Thanks to Nikon-Man for sharing this

IDF - PICTURE OF THE WEEK - OZ BATTALION


Oz Battalion of the Armored Corps Completes Training Exercise

ISRAEL NAVY'S BEAUTY QUEEN


Israel Navy's Beauty Queen




23 March 2009 , 11:56

Rani Sneh

Without a doubt, the most presentable Corps in the IDF is the Navy. White uniforms, impeccable ceremonies reflect an impressive sense of duty. It was therefore not surprising to discover that Miss Israel 2009 Adi Rodnitzki is also a corporal in the Israel Navy. Even less surprising is the fact that she serves as the secretary of the head of the Foreign Relations, whose job it is to present the Navy to the world. “This is an important role that represents the unit. In addition to office work, we participate in meetings with senior personalities from abroad,” commented Rodnitzki, “I enjoy my service and I am happy to be in the place I am.”






Miss Israel 2009, Corporal Adi Rodnitzki. Photo: IDF Spokesperson






"I learned to deal with situations that were difficult for me, physically and mentally. Learning about personal communications also contributed for my preparation as a soldier "








Corporal Adi Rodnitzki, as she won the Miss Israel 2009 competition . Photo: Michelle Dotcom, "Israel Today"


Adi, single, 20 years old and from Tel Aviv, has completed one and a half years of her service. She arrived to the Navy after finishing her basic training and notes that even at the time of her draft into the IDF she wanted the position that she now holds. “There are high quality people. Some of them speak foreign languages, which raises my interest level.” Adi was born in Israel and completed high school at the Alianz School in Tel Aviv, where she chose to study economics, psychology and French.


According to Adi, for many years people tried to convince her to participate in beauty competitions but she wasn't interested. Adi was a model for the Elite Agency and later joined the Look Agency. This was a turning point for her interest in joining the competition scene. “I met with representatives of Look and they asked me if I wanted to be a model in the competition. I thought about it, and told myself ‘Yes, I will go for it’. I asked how it was going to be arranged with the army and they told me that generally these things are approved by the IDF and that there shouldn’t be a problem. But it was a problem.”


In order to participate, Adi had to sign an agreement to defer her service for three months, during which she held intensive training and preparation for the competition. “Some of the rehearsals were not simple, but I really enjoyed them” she claimed. “The most significant rehearsal was in Haifa four days before the ceremony. We had rehearsals from seven in the morning until 11 at night” she says. The intensity and difficult rehearsals also helped her later in her performance as a soldier. “I learned how to work hard. The rehearsals and the pressure weren’t easy but they made me stronger. I learned to deal with situations that were difficult for me, physically and mentally. Learning about personal communications also contributed for my preparation as a soldier.”



“From the beginning of the competition until the end I got a lot of support from my friends in the army”


One of the things that surprised Adi the most was the support she received from the IDF, particularly her direct commander. “Normally, commanders don’t want their soldiers to leave and because of that I was afraid to ask her, but from the moment I did she was more excited than I was and that convinced me to do it.” She says her commander understood her need to leave the office for several months. “She called me during these months and also after I won, I received a phone call from her,” she remembers with a smile. Adi also received many calls of support from her friends in the Navy: “From the beginning of the competition until the end I got a lot of support from them.”


10 months of military service remain for the beauty queen and she fully intends to complete them even if things may have changed slightly. “I will not be in the army for a large number of hours, things will change. I do what I can.” Beyond the days where she is busy with interviews she is planning to compete in the Miss Universe competition in a few months. “The army will release me, I am not worried”, she stated. “It really doesn’t bother me, they release me every time I need to and when I don’t then I’m in the army. It is not contradictory,” she stresses. “I continue to do regular service as needed.”

from the IDF site(http://dover.idf.il/IDF/English/)

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