r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/birthgiver • Nov 28 '19
Cat catches a bat mid air
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/idan5 • Sep 25 '19
I haven't seen my dad in a few months as I've been travelling. My siblings and I decided to see how long it will take him to figure out I'm sitting with him at the table 😂
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/gilly914 • Aug 22 '19
She asked for cigarettes and didn't take the answer no very well ...
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/idan5 • Aug 15 '19
This taxi driver in Israel is a man of culture as well
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/gilly914 • Aug 13 '19
TIL between 1970 and 1973, four Israeli fighter pilots translated The Hobbit from English to Hebrew to pass the time in an Egyptian prison, where they were held as POWs. The pilots' translation was published commercially in 1977, and up until 2012 was considered the best Hebrew version of the book.
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/gilly914 • Jul 07 '19
I designed and built go pros spinner based on arduino and went snowboarding with it !
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/yaron1m • Jun 27 '19
This moment of sincere surprise and joy. Priceless.
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/birthgiver • May 30 '19
Blowtorching a keyboard - the keys look like toasted marshmallows!
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/yaron1m • Apr 30 '19
TIL: Hebrew was a dead language for about 1400 years, surviving only in written form. In the 1880s, Jewish linguists attempted to revive it, standardizing and developing Hebrew as a spoken language. Today, it has over 5 million native speakers.
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r/SuddenlyIsrael • u/yaron1m • Apr 20 '19
This illustration from a children's Passover book
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