“Haveil Havalim” #387, The Thanksgiving/Ceasefire Edition

    Again I am hosting “Haveil Havalim”, a roundup of posts from the Jewish blogsphere, carnival style. Founded by Soccer Dad, Haveil Havalim is a carnival of Jewish blogs — a weekly collection of Jewish & Israeli blog highlights, tidbits and points of interest collected from blogs all around the world. It’s hosted by different bloggers each week and is organized by way of our facebook page.. [The term "Haveil Havalim," which means “Vanity of Vanities,” is from Koheleth, (Ecclesiastes) which was written by King Solomon.]

     The site that runs blog carnival has been fuzzy at best as of late and has left those of us hosting relying on writers to join the Facebook group and check there for whom is hosting and to whom you need to email your weekly posts. You can still try to submit them through the Haveil Havalim website, but I wouldn't count on it….

  When submitting posts, remember that they should be from the last week.

[Disclaimer: My posting of Havel Havelim does not mean that I agree with every viewpoint of these blogs.]

   The picking this week were pretty slim. I quess we were all either in air-raid shelters, or trying, after the cease fire, to move on with our lives..... I dunno......anyway, here goes:

The War, Missiles, and the Ceasefire

     Batya Medad, of Shiloh Musings  gives us, from earlier in the week,

"Shelter in The Coat Closet" , and after the cease-fire, "Bibi,Likud, You'll Pay in The Polls"   as well as"Déjà Vu, The Bible: Did Our Waiting IDF Reservists Feel Like.."

     Ima2seven gives us an interesting commentary, "How Are We Doing?", at her blog Ima 2 Seven.

    Yaaqov, of Eser Aggorot posts "PresidentPeres's Positively Palestinian Piece Process Pronouncement"

Thanksgiving

   Paula, "A Soldier's Mother", gives us "Thanksgiving…."

PERSONAL

     I, "Rickismom", touch on a facet in the personal life of a soldier, in "My Son Y's 'Diskeete'", and a remberance (and comment on weight loss) in Four Years, and the Journey

Next week's host is undetermined, it's not too late to volunteer......