無濾過ちゅーからさぞ濃い香りかと思いきやスッキリした飲み口
馬刺しと辛子蓮根で飲んだ
マニュアルは中国語しかなかったが、ぐぐったらなんか日本語のも出てきた
https://manuals.plus/ja/xiaomi/dzn4006gl-portable-air-pump-electric-air-pump-manual#axzz8J7vs32pc
聞き返してわかった。
相手の名を呼んでたのか。
Amjad Iraqi, welcome to the show
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I'm Jad Iraqi, ...
て言ってるような気がして、誰?って思っちゃった😅
これとセットのパレスチナ側の語りはこちら。いま聴いてる。
こっちはなんで Ezra Klein じゃないんだ?🤔
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS84MkZJMzVQeA/episode/M2M2NjhkYzQtMDVhNi00NTYwLWI5ZDctZWU4NDViOTZjMjk3?ep=14
たまたま飛行機の中でノイズキャンセリングイヤフォンをつけるためにテキトーにつけたんだが、英語いける人はオススメ
Earlier this week, we heard a Palestinian perspective on the conflict. Today, I wanted to have on an Israeli perspective.
Yossi Klein Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem and the author, most recently, of “Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor.”
In this episode, we discuss Halevi’s unusual education as an Israeli Defense Forces soldier in Gaza during the first intifada, the “seminal disconnect” between how Israel is viewed from the inside versus from the outside, Halevi’s view that a Palestinian state is both an “existential need” and an “existential threat” for Israel, the failures of the Oslo peace process and how the second intifada hardened Israeli attitudes toward peace, what Oct. 7 meant for the contract between the Israeli people and the state, the lessons and limitations of Sept. 11 analogies and much more.
Book Recommendations:
A Tale of Love and Darkness by Amos Oz
Who By Fire by Matti Friedman
The War of Return by Adi Schwartz and Einat Wilf
車庫を開けた瞬間そこに…クマに襲われた男性、死を覚悟した一部始終 | 毎日新聞 https://mainichi.jp/articles/20231110/k00/00m/040/366000c