Destination Israel: Tank

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

I know it's sad, but I love ASCII art.

I just saw this and had to share it somewhere:

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For those of who are really geeky, I refer you to Asciimation. I must warn you; it's epic!

How this blog gets to you

I am a religious Jew born and raised in London, England who has immigrated to Israel.

I am currrently studying Political Science together with Communications and Journalism at the Hebrew University, having previously worked as a journalist during an internship for The Jerusalem Post.

Prior to that, I served voluntarily in the Mahal Hesder programme, a 3.5-year course whereby one learns in Yeshiva for a year and a half, serves in the IDF for 14.5 months, and then goes back to learning in Yeshiva for a further 10 months. I studied in Yeshivat Hakotel in the Old City of Jerusalem and then served in the IDF in a combat capacity as a tank driver in the 401st Armoured Brigade, as well as temporarily working in intelligence.

This blog aims to cover all things Israeli from the perspective of an English-speaking immigrant entrenched in Western values and culture, but who is an Orthodox Jew at core.