My book review of Michael Oren's "Ally" was reproduced in The Jewish Press.
My original analysis of the UNHRC report was reproduced in The Algemeiner.
My scoop that the UNHRC report lied about the definition of occupation was reproduced in The Tower.
Three different, original articles were each independently considered by three different news editors to be valuable enough to be reproduced in three separate media outlets in a single day.
On that same day I also published a graphic that succinctly describes the differences between UNHCR and UNRWA which has been shared hundreds of times on Twitter.
This would make any writer proud if it happened in the course of a month - yet it all happened on Monday.
While that day isn't typical, it gives you an idea of the astonishing amount of original, valuable information that gets created and published on EoZ every single day, six days a week.
Besides EoZ's original articles, posters, cartoons and videos, we have increased the number of columnists, now featuring Daphne Anson. Mike Lumish, PreOccupied Territory and Vic Rosenthal.
Not to mention Ian's daily linkdumps, which are the best single source for all important Israel-related news available - not to disrespect the excellent job done by JCPA.
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Thanks again for your readership and for your support through the years. I do appreciate it.
By the way, Junior Elder is iy"h getting married next month. He has contributed to a number of posts through the years.
If you want to earmark your donation to be given to him and his lovely bride as a wedding present, please add 18 cents to the amount donated so I can distinguish it from other donations.
I haven't decided what to call the future Mrs. Junior Elder on the blog, but tentatively I'll call her Junior Elder Wife, or JEW for short. :)
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