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18 April 2004
This article was in today's Hebrew Newspaper " Yediot Achronot ". The Voice of Israel's overseas broadcasts on shortwave will cease in the near future. In the framework of the Israel Broadcasting Authorities financial cuts, it was decided to relay the broadcasts through the Internet only. This will create a saving of both frequencies and transmitters etc, which will come to around about 20 million Shekels ( just under $4,500,000 ) a year. The IBA Internet site relays Israel TV's Channel 1 , Reshet Bet ( Network 2 ), Reshet Daled ( in Arabic ) and foreign news broadcasts. (Mike Brand) |
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On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 10:22:33 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry"
wrote: 18 April 2004 This article was in today's Hebrew Newspaper " Yediot Achronot ". The Voice of Israel's overseas broadcasts on shortwave will cease in the near future. In the framework of the Israel Broadcasting Authorities financial cuts, it was decided to relay the broadcasts through the Internet only. This will create a saving of both frequencies and transmitters etc, which will come to around about 20 million Shekels ( just under $4,500,000 ) a year. The IBA Internet site relays Israel TV's Channel 1 , Reshet Bet ( Network 2 ), Reshet Daled ( in Arabic ) and foreign news broadcasts. (Mike Brand) Kol Israel has been through this several times of late, hopefully this is not the one time it will be true. For those who wish them to remain on the air, send your comments to: English Department, Israel Radio, PO Box 1082, Jerusalem 91010, Israel Their website is: http://www.israelradio.org/english.html Howard |
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![]() "Howard" wrote in message ... On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 10:22:33 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry" wrote: 18 April 2004 This article was in today's Hebrew Newspaper " Yediot Achronot ". The Voice of Israel's overseas broadcasts on shortwave will cease in the near future. In the framework of the Israel Broadcasting Authorities financial cuts, it was decided to relay the broadcasts through the Internet only. This will create a saving of both frequencies and transmitters etc, which will come to around about 20 million Shekels ( just under $4,500,000 ) a year. The IBA Internet site relays Israel TV's Channel 1 , Reshet Bet ( Network 2 ), Reshet Daled ( in Arabic ) and foreign news broadcasts. (Mike Brand) Kol Israel has been through this several times of late, hopefully this is not the one time it will be true. For those who wish them to remain on the air, send your comments to: English Department, Israel Radio, PO Box 1082, Jerusalem 91010, Israel Their website is: http://www.israelradio.org/english.html Howard This certainly doesn't strike me as the greatest time for Israel to forego the potential public relations benefits of SW--not for that saving anyway. |
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T. Early wrote:
This certainly doesn't strike me as the greatest time for Israel to forego the potential public relations benefits of SW--not for that saving anyway. If they'd only stop murdering their neighbours, a large amount of the American welfare money they receive could be diverted to maintaining their radio services. mike |
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![]() m II wrote: T. Early wrote: This certainly doesn't strike me as the greatest time for Israel to forego the potential public relations benefits of SW--not for that saving anyway. If they'd only stop murdering their neighbours, a large amount of the American welfare money they receive could be diverted to maintaining their radio services. If only their neighbours would stop murdering them perhaps there might be some kind of peace! |
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![]() m II wrote: T. Early wrote: This certainly doesn't strike me as the greatest time for Israel to forego the potential public relations benefits of SW--not for that saving anyway. If they'd only stop murdering their neighbours, a large amount of the American welfare money they receive could be diverted to maintaining their radio services. So what's Canada's excuse regarding their SW service? |
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![]() "m II" wrote in message ... T. Early wrote: This certainly doesn't strike me as the greatest time for Israel to forego the potential public relations benefits of SW--not for that saving anyway. If they'd only stop murdering their neighbours, a large amount of the American welfare money they receive could be diverted to maintaining their radio services. This is dumb enough to be a troll but with you it can be hard to tell. Just for starters: http://www.likud.nl/viold.html |
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- Maybe if they went to Windpower electricity generation Like WBCQ is doing
http://www.wbcq.com maybe They , and other Shortwave broadcasters might stay on the air ! 18 April 2004 This article was in today's Hebrew Newspaper " Yediot Achronot ". The Voice of Israel's overseas broadcasts on shortwave will cease in the near future. In the framework of the Israel Broadcasting Authorities financial cuts, it was decided to relay the broadcasts through the Internet only. This will create a saving of both frequencies and transmitters etc, which will come to around about 20 million Shekels ( just under $4,500,000 ) a year. The IBA Internet site relays Israel TV's Channel 1 , Reshet Bet ( Network 2 ), Reshet Daled ( in Arabic ) and foreign news broadcasts. (Mike Brand) |
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-=jd=- wrote:
And the Liberals call Conservatives "sheep"... What the Pro-Palestine and Pro-Israel groups *both* need is a pack of Border-Collies to keep them properly seperated. The money flow should be cut off to EVERY country in the middle east until they sort things out. Egypt gets money too. The biggest problem, as I see it, is that some of the Israeli billions get rechanneled back to the people who provide it. American welfare money goes through a few hands and winds up in 'contributions' to politicians or their causes. There's absolutely no desire to change things and the kickbacks continue. How many other countries send money to the Middle East in general and Israel in particular? Lots of them. There are enough things that need fixing at home without continuing what appears to be an elaborate and corrupt money laundering practice. This has been going on since the late forties or early fifties. The American taxpayer deserves better than what they are getting mike |
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![]() m II wrote: -=jd=- wrote: And the Liberals call Conservatives "sheep"... What the Pro-Palestine and Pro-Israel groups *both* need is a pack of Border-Collies to keep them properly seperated. The money flow should be cut off to EVERY country in the middle east until they sort things out. Egypt gets money too. The biggest problem, as I see it, is that some of the Israeli billions get rechanneled back to the people who provide it. American welfare money goes through a few hands and winds up in 'contributions' to politicians or their causes. There's absolutely no desire to change things and the kickbacks continue. How many other countries send money to the Middle East in general and Israel in particular? Lots of them. There are enough things that need fixing at home without continuing what appears to be an elaborate and corrupt money laundering practice. This has been going on since the late forties or early fifties. The American taxpayer deserves better than what they are getting Get your ****ing ass down here and vote then! |
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