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AddReply(467906,"why fight over wells, let\'s play kadur regel instead","hanina","","07/22/09","personally I was disturbed by the second ad.\nit says, yes I have lost my mind, but my parents still love me,\nthe first one says,\namong the evil lurks a great ball player, it\'s a pity he might think of blowing himself up.\ncombined they say we should have offered amaleka a challenging soccer game because they will be balled over by our new emo look.");
AddReply(466059,"Hey Tamar:  This doesn\'t surprise me.  haaretz wishes it were false..","Velvel","silver spring","07/19/09","But IDF did not deny it.  They called it \"sensitive\" information.  Unlike Haaretz, I don\'t consider Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu to be an \'extremist liar incitement to hatred rabbi.\'\nIf he is anything like his father, he is a great rabbi.  Anyway, here is the article, former Hezbulla agent converted to Judaism and spilt the beans on the Vatican\'s lessons to Nasrallah about how to make a holocaust against Jews... www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1101158.html\n");
AddReply(465871,"The reality","Robert","Indianapolis","07/18/09","The reality of the first video would be if Hamas knew there were Israeli soldiers waiting for the ball to come back ; the ball would be a bomb! Great peace initiative? The world is so decieved! The only peace Radical Islam wants is : Death to Israel. Shema Yisrael");
AddReply(465744,"Darling Ad!","Malka","upstate NY","07/17/09","The soldiers are so young, it\'s only natural that they would rather play volleyball than fight kassams.\n\nHow is this insulting to the Arabs since it depicts them (without actually showing them) as the ones who throw the ball over the fence?\n\nMaybe they\'re upset because it\'s sending a message that in the cause for peace the ball is in their court--literally. They switch to volleyballs instead of kassams and the Israelis will do the same.\n\nVery sweet ad and the actors playing the soldiers are gorgeous, too:)\n\nDon\'t know what any of this has to do with cell phones but it\'s a feel-good commercial. \n\nI like it very much.");
AddReply(465638,"1st ad offensive toward Jews, 2nd ad very nice.","Tali","Israel","07/17/09","Tamar, it\'s great to see you back in full form.\n\nThe second video contained a lot of positive messages. I liked it.\n\nThe first demeans Jews. The reason behind the establishment of a wall is NOT a playful one - it is a serious and expensive effort to prevent terrorist attacks that kill and maim.\n\nSecondly, the whole \"Jews just wanna have fun\" theme is the exact opposite of what Judaism\'s role in the world is supposed to be.\n\nThirdly, any ball-tossing that would start out as a game from Gaza would immediately be exploited by terrorists who, around the third toss, would send a ball full of explosives. ");
AddReply(465584,"I thought of this when I saw the second video","AL Collins","Lamesa, Texas, USA","07/17/09","I took my dad to the mall the other day to buy some\nnew shoes. We decided to grab a bite at the food\ncourt. I noticed he was watching a teenager sitting\nnext to him. The teenager had spiked hair in all\ndifferent colors: green, red, orange, and blue. My\ndad kept staring at him. The teenager would look and\nfind him staring every time. When the teenager had\nenough, he sarcastically asked, \'What\'s the matter\nold man, never done anything wild in your life?\'\nKnowing my Dad, I quickly swallowed my food so that\nI would not choke on his response; knowing he would\nhave a good one. And in classic style he did not bat\nan eye in his response. \'Got drunk once and had sex\nwith a peacock. I was just wondering if you were my\nson.\'\n\nThe ads are about like the ones here some are good some aren\'t. Maybe the cell phone people are sincere about opening up communications with others and having more tolerance. On the other hand $$ is involved and they want to make a buck. Everybody and their dog has a cell phone! \n\nPray for the peace of Jerusalem. Thanks for letting me post.  AL");
AddReply(465583,"At least in that footbaall add","louise","jerusalem","07/17/09","the Israelis were victorious although do we really know who they were playing?\n\n");
AddReply(465382,"these ads are brilliant! ","Janet Kasten Friedman","Kohav HaShahar","07/16/09","Are these ads being played on TV? (I don\'t know since I don\'t have one) I\'m sure the people who thought up these ads make a lot of money but hey, they deserve it! The ads are eye-catching and connect with a very deep place in the Israeli psyche which wants SOOOOO much for everything to be OK in the end! (= the projectile is only a ball, the daughter comes home safe & sound). This advertiser REALLY understands why Israelis have such high cellphone use: we worry about terrorism harming our loved ones, and we worry about being disconnected from our loved ones  who live physically or socially far away. We feel less insecure about these issues when we can phone family immediately.\nI cried when I saw the shuvi el bayti ad... it reminded me how much I love my family. It\'s sad that real life is often less sweet than the contents of these two ads.\nMay we merit to use our cellphones in holiness: refraining from porn and unkosher speech; increasing words of Torah and lovingkindness; and becoming more efficient in doing our holy work (be it in the army, the fields, the business or the shul). May the ease of hearing each other help us to learn to listen to each other. May we be soon recieve this SMS: the public is requested to obey the traffic signs and refrain from excessive noise on the way to the Temple... ");
AddReply(465252,"The Cellcom wall ad was brilliant!","Adam","Hispin, Israel","07/16/09","They knew (or at least hoped) that it would stir up controversy.  How many times has their ad played for free on TV and Internet now?\n\nAs the old addage goes, there\'s no such thing as bad publicity.\n\n");
AddReply(465230,"Shows We Really Want Shalom","End of Days","Milwaukee","07/16/09","Al\'levi we could play sports with Arabs without the constant threat that they will take advantage of shalom to make war.\n\n\"I am peace, when I speak, they are for war.\" -D\'HM AL\"H");
AddReply(465227,"Obviously, the ads today are all trying to promote an \"agenda\"","","","07/16/09","There are subliminal messages today in ads everywhere.  This is all part of the \"new\" world, where everyone loves each other; except \nloving G-D. (since they don\'t believe) Love your enemy (an alien ideaology)has infiltrated in everything that we deal with in everyday life.  The media, of course, is the biggest perpetrator of this  new ideaology and especially in Israel, where they are trying very hard to destroy the youth, so they have no idea of what a Jew is.  There is no need to bring in an iota of political thinking into a normal, regular ad; so there has to be an agenda there.  It\'s all over the place!");
AddReply(465212,"They didn\'t show Arabs in the add...","Huudda Thot","Khnot-mei","07/16/09","because the add is NOT realistic for three reasons: \n\na. Arabs propel martars, rockets, molatovs, and stones at Jews - not enjoyable play  things.\n\nb. Arabs do NOT initiatiate \"goodwill gestures\" towards Jews.\n\nc. The people who made this add would be in potential grave danger from any Arabs in close proximity. \n\n(of course they could have dress Jews up as Arabs - but why? The add makers must have some resemblance of REALITY)\n");
AddReply(465209,"WHINE-O- RAMA","CB","USA","07/16/09","If the abrabs do not like the wall, one reason being that suicide bombers can not get through. The wall may not work but something has stopped the suicide bombers.\n\nThe advertising departments are going to target the most likley buyers of their products. The idea to advertise is for sales. In an israeli country why not try to sell to the israeli. \n\nTheir real complaint is that israel is not an arab country. \n\nBEST WISHES (BE SAFE)\nCB\n\n\n ");
AddReply(465198,"having had a daughter who....","Meira","Jerusalem","07/16/09","went thru a Mohawk stage, I can tell you there are more important battles to fight than hair. However portraying the family as religious sends a message that \"we mustn\'t be too definite in our beliefs, we ALL need to respect other\'s rights.\" Problem is no one respects our right to be frum and say so. \nI did like the family aspect of the clip however. That too is Israel. ");
AddReply(465194,"LOVE IT!","Meira","Jerusalem","07/16/09","THIS IS ISRAEL AND ISRAELIS.\n\nbut of course to the enemy it is a propaganda opportunity like anything we do.  Our mere existence is a reason for them to rant. Ignore them.");
AddReply(465186,"I think the wall should be bigger","Gedalyah","Israel","07/16/09","");

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