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Israel - Maccabiah Games resume

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The Maccabiah Games, Israel's so-called Jewish Olympics, resumed on Wednesday (16/7) amidst accusations that the contractor who built a bridge that collapsed during the opening ceremony was not licensed for such work.
The bridge over the Yarkon river broke in the middle on Monday (14/7) night and athletes making their way across it to the opening ceremony slid down into the brackish water, crushing each other.
The Australian Ten Pin Bowling team competed in their first game with teams from Canada, Mexico and Israel. The two athletes killed on Monday were both members of the team.

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RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL 16/7
Ext of athletes village at Ramat Gan with lowered flags;
man walking past lowered flags;
tennis match being played;
people watching tennis game;
man picking ball from net;
Competitors playing ten pin bowls;
Australian flag;
injured Australian watching;
Australian team members talking;
cu of ribbon on man's chest;
more of bowling;
cu of Israeli flag;
competitors reading paper;
cu of memorial candles;
man signing condolence book;
competitor knocking the skittles down with bowl;
SOT of Leah Salmon, Australian team nurse in English saying it's great that the team decided to stay and play in the games, - it's the most amazing thing, it would have been so easy for them to have gone but to stay was it's spiritually strengthening....;
water skiing contestant in water;

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Another year goes by, another Holocaust Remembrance Day. In Israel, the solemn atmosphere sets in the night before as business closes early and people are left to contemplate on the 6 million Jews systematically murdered in the early 1940s. Then, at 10:00am on Holocaust Remembrance Day itself, the whole of Israel comes to a standstill to mourn the Holocaust victims.

It is my hope that we will use such memorials not only to mourn the victims, but more importantly, to think about what we can learn from such a horrendous incident. Why is it more important to think about what we can learn from such incidents than to be in mourning? Ultimately, it is in order to prevent their reoccurrence.

Especially since there has been an exponential boost of anti-Semitic crimes and threats the last few years, then during Holocaust Remembrance Day, we should use the opportunity to consider the causes of Jew hatred, and what would be needed to change the attitude toward the Jewish people.

Consider some striking similarities between pre-Holocaust Europe and today’s world: on one hand, social division becomes felt more rampantly, Nazi, fascist and other extremist views gain popularity, and also anti-Semitic pressure increasingly mounts on the Jews. On the other hand, there is still time for the Jews to take a step toward fixing the problem in a positive light.

If we make a step toward establishing a positive connection above the intensifying social division, and especially, above the division among us Jews, according to what made us a Jewish people to begin with (the Hebrew word for “Jew” [Yehudi] comes from the word for “united” [yihudi] [Yaarot Devash, Part 2, Drush no. 2]), then we will open a tap of human consciousness, allowing the positive, connecting force in nature to pass through us to the world. By doing so, we will provide an innovative solution to social division, and the rising anti-Semitic sentiment in the world will overturn: a Jewish people united above their differences will ripple positively throughout humanity and people would become supportive of a Jewish people spreading a positive force throughout the world.

If we fail to make a step toward establishing a positive connection above the intensifying social division, at least in the State of Israel since it has the optimal conditions for unification to take place, i.e. if we fail to realize our role, to unite (“as one man with one heart,” “all of Israel are friends,” “love your neighbor as yourself”) and to be a conduit for the power of unity to spread worldwide (to be “a light unto nations”), then the demand for us to realize our role in the world—which comes in the form of anti-Semitism—will reach new extremes. Moreover, since today’s anti-Semitic sentiment is global, then the proportions of the harsh hand toward the Jewish people can potentially be much harsher than the Holocaust, which was concentrated only in Europe.

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Israel - Australian team to stay on

T/I: 10:18:32


The 370-strong Australian team at the Olympic-style Maccabiah Games in Israel decided on Tuesday (15/7) to stay on and compete, despite the deaths of two members when a bridge collapsed before the opening ceremony.
Two Australians died and 43 other people were injured when a temporary wooden span bridge collapsed under the weight of athletes crossing to the opening ceremony in the Ramat Gan Stadium near Tel Aviv. Some of the team on Tuesday described their ordeal and their rescue.
Israeli President Ezer Weizman visited the Australian team in their hotel to convey his condolences.

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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL 15/07
People entering hotel;
injured team member arriving;
Weizman arriving;
crying team members;
SOT (in English) survivor Rodney Davies describing bridge collapse, saying they were pinned down under water by a slab, that someone reached out a hand and saved him;
SOT (in English) survivor Robbie Gore saying a bigger, permanent bridge was needed, that every year time they had the problems crossing the bridge, and hoping that next time there would be a safe bridge not constructed of paper.
SOT survivor Brendan Connard saying he had no feelings at the moment, that they'd have their meeting and make a decision.
Weizman addressing team members in hotel and applause;

RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL 14/07
VS of collapsed bridge.

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10. Gal Gadot: She won the Miss Israel pageant in 2004. She Israeli model and actress. She has also been a part of the 2007 photo shoot of Maxim magazine. She began career as an actress from tv series named “Bubot.” In Hollywood, Gal appeared in “Fast & Furious,” “Date Night,” “Knight and Day” and “Fast Five.”

9. Alona Tal: In 2003, she played the lead role of “Lihiyot Kochav,” also known as “To Be a Star.” She has appeared in series like “Veronica Mars,” “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” “Cold Case,” “7th Heaven,” “Commander in Chief,” “Supernatural,” “Ghost Whisperer,” “The Mentalist,” “Knight Rider,” “Monk,” “Lie to Me,” “Leverage” and “Pretty Little Liars.”

8. Michal Yannai: Michal Yannai is an actress born in Ramat Gan in Israel. She is a television presenter and was starred in movies. Her ebst works are “Neshika Bametzach” or “The Day We Met” in 1990, “Pour Sacha” in 1991, and “88 Minutes” in 2007.

7. Miri Bohadana: She is an actress, model and tv celeb. She participated in the Miss Beer Sheva contest in 1993. In 1995, she became a part of the Miss Israel pageant and placed first runner up. She has represented her country in a lot of beauty competitions. Miri has modeled for Pierre Cardin, Ferrero Rocher and TNT. Her best movie is “Eskimo Limon.”

6. Odeya Rush: She got success as a television performer. Her best shows are “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.” Odeya played superb roles in “Mary, Mother of the Christ,” and “The Passion of the Christ.”

5. Bar Refaeli: Bar Refaeli is a model and actress. She has been the cover girl of Sports Illustrated magazine. She is a hot and very charming lady. In 2005, Bar was seen in tv series “Pick Up.” She also hosted MTV’s “House of Style” in 2009.

4. Noa Tishby: She attended the Tel Aviv National Museum of Arts before becoming a model. She is praised for her film called “Five Minutes Walking,” and released an album named “Nona”. Noa has been a part of movies like “Connecting Dots,” “The Island,” “Fatwa” and “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past.”

3. Ayelet Zurer: Ayelet Zurer is a beautiful actress and bold tv presenter. She was first seen in the 1991 television show called “Inyan Shel Zman.” In 2005, she was featured in the Steven Spielberg movie “Munich”. Her best works are “Vantage Point,” “Adam Resurrected” and “Fugitive Pieces.”

2. Moran Atias: Moran Atias started her career as a tv celebrity from the show named “Out of Focus.” She then became a model and worked with Roberto Cavalli, a noted fashion designer. She holds the Miss Israel crown. Her best movies are “The Mother of Tears,” “Land of the Lost,” “The Next Three Days,” “Crazy Eyes” and “The Third Person.”

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