First they accused Jews of being communists, now they are accusing Jews of not being communists. WTF is happening to planet earth?

Naked man to become a hot dog stand phenomena.

Why was the city of Tele Viv praised often on the internet years ago Searching the web 44 results Tel Aviv (often misspelled as "Tele Viv" or similar) earned widespread online praise in the 2010s and early 2020s—especially on travel blogs, Reddit, travel forums, Instagram, and media outlets—for being a vibrant, modern, liberal "bubble" in the Middle East that felt like a European/Mediterranean beach city with high energy and openness.Main Reasons for the PraiseHere are the key factors that drove its popularity on the internet during that period:Non-Stop City / 24/7 Vibe: Nicknamed the "Non-Stop City" or "city that never sleeps," Tel Aviv was celebrated for its endless energy—beaches open all day, nightlife that runs until dawn, restaurants and cafes buzzing late, and activities even on Shabbat (when much of the rest of Israel slows down). People loved the contrast with more traditional or religious parts of the country. facebook.com Beaches, Lifestyle, and "Fun" Factor: White sand Mediterranean beaches right in the city, bike-friendly promenade, sunny weather, and a relaxed yet exciting atmosphere made it feel like a mix of Barcelona, Miami, or Lisbon. Lists and articles often called it one of the world's "funnest" cities (e.g., Time Out rankings) or highlighted it as perfect for young travelers seeking good food, shopping, art, and parties. reddit.com Liberal, Secular, and LGBTQ-Friendly: Frequently labeled the "gay capital of the Middle East," it stood out for its progressive, tolerant culture, large Pride events, and secular vibe. This appealed strongly to Western (especially American and European) internet users who contrasted it with more conservative areas in Israel or the region. Many saw it as a "bubble" of liberalism, creativity, and hedonism amid regional tensions. facebook.com Food Scene and Vegan Culture: Renowned for incredible restaurants (Middle Eastern fusion, fresh seafood, street food) and often cited as having one of the highest per-capita vegan populations in the world—big among health-conscious and progressive online communities. forbes.com Bauhaus "White City" Architecture and Culture: UNESCO-listed for its thousands of Bauhaus-style buildings, plus thriving art, design, music, and tech scenes. It felt modern, creative, and walkable (small but with big-city energy). Tech Hub ("Silicon Wadi") Connection: As Israel's startup and innovation center (part of the broader "Startup Nation" narrative), it attracted praise for entrepreneurship, with many tech workers and digital nomads raving about it online. Multinationals and high R&D activity added to its image as forward-thinking and dynamic. bayareaeconomy.org Contrast with Jerusalem: Online discussions (especially on Reddit and travel sites) often pitted the two cities against each other: Tel Aviv as the fun, liberal, beachy, secular "real" modern Israel vs. Jerusalem as the historic, religious, intense one. Many Western visitors preferred Tel Aviv for its accessibility and vibe. Travel bloggers, expats, and influencers posted "50 reasons to love Tel Aviv" lists, Instagram reels of beach sunsets and parties, and Reddit threads praising its livability and energy. It was portrayed as a surprising success story—a young, resilient city blending ancient roots with cutting-edge coolness.Context and ShiftsThis praise peaked in the 2010s–early 2020s when Israel marketed itself heavily as innovative and open, and before later escalations in regional conflicts made travel discussions more polarized. Tel Aviv was often called an "exquisite bubble"—beautiful and carefree on the surface, but aware of broader realities.

Not long ago Tele Viv Israel was being praised left and right for amazing reasons, and soon after Israel was massacred, the language shifted to something else? WTF on earth caused that? Are people forgetting a bit?

Smart people usually do smart things and super weird people usually do super weird things. Any questions?

if the world falls apart soon, let us not say: Stupidity is back in fashion and so is the new black

i tend to feel that many antisemite's today rely on the belief that people are ignorant about Jewish history and the holocaust. They assume that humanity is bloodthirsty for a good scapegoat, and enjoy watching pain being inflicted on the other. Now we see that humans are indeed much better than that.

Special training to be offered on how to be more like me and still be able to predict yourself.

I boosted women's sports and accidently glorified women's feet.

🚨 SPEAKER JOHNSON NAILS IT: "Democrats prioritize m*rderous illegal aliens over American citizens. Look at their actions, their words, and their votes!" "The root of this entire Democrat shutdown is a demand to reopen the border and to protect criminal illegal aliens."

Blasts in Iran reported to look like a fancy fire works display bringing out new joys!