From the Israelated FAQ :   Q : What is Israelated ? A : Israelated is a community for independent English Israeli related blogging. Israelated provides Israelated bloggers a platform to share links to their blogs' posts and to provide people interested in Israelated matters a community to find and discuss Israelated blogging information. Q : How does Israelated work?  Israelated provides a steady stream of news by English-language bloggers who write about Israelated issues or by English-language Israeli bloggers. Readers are able to skim the headlines of all the major local blogs, and bloggers should enjoy a wider audience and at least a modest …

 
Other “what people do”s :

Part 1 : The Importers, The Internet Auctioneer, The English Teacher
Part 2 : The Hosteler, The Blogger.
Part 3 : The Online Gamer, The Travel Journalist
Part 4 : Write Chinese names, Chinese related blogging.
Part 5 : Build websites

Write Chinese names
You’re a Chinese student at a far away expensive land like the UK and you’re completely broke. You sill don’t know English that well, you’re still working on your degree and you’ve had enough of serving people in fast-food chains and cleaning dishes in restaurants. All you have to work with …

"The Notting Hill Carnival is an annual event which takes place in Notting Hill, London, England each August, over three days (a weekend and a bank holiday). It is led by members of the Caribbean population, many of whom have lived in the area since the 1950s. The carnival attracts up to 1.5 million people, making it the largest street festival in Europe. " (Wikipedia) I had absolutely no idea that this was scheduled to happen while I'm in London, so when a few people mentioned it I thought it would be some small festival. Nothing has prepared me for what I was about to see. It was, by far, the biggest event I've ever been to …

The one blog that's been on the top blogs list in the China Blog List for a long time now is "Sex and Shanghai". The first time I encountered this blog I was pretty overwhelmed by the content detailing the affairs of one foreign English teacher in Shanghai-China who fools around with countless Chinese women. Looking at his Sitemeter stats and the China blog list you could tell that this blog is pretty successful. Having been exposed to some Israeli bloggers of the same nature acting in Israel around the very popular Isra-blog site, I didn't think much of it. Though I have my own opinions regarding such blogs and people - to …

Language is considered to be one of the basic compounds for culture, but does it necessarily mean that people who share the same native language share the same culture? does sharing the same language make people feel closer to each other? -  For Hebrew speakers, this is clearly the case. When a Hebrew speaker hears another person speaking Hebrew then its a clear indication of a common base with that person being either Israeli or a Jew, which according to both cultures usually implies that it's almost obligatory that you feel closer to each other. One big happy Hebrew speaking family. -  As the language is shared among more nationalities, it becomes more complicated. When traveling around Asia, I've had …

This post will include some quick links to Asian related interesting stories that I found on the web recently. It's a trendy thing lately, linking, and it's the least I could do to show my appreciation for the interesting things that I find in the blogs that I read almost everyday : Holly, from the Taiwan Chronicles, mentions the Chinese strange phenomenon of having strippers in funerals . Don't get it? neither do I… but the Shanghaiist will clear it up for you. Simon World wrote about Travelers' Tales' analysis of the Chinese contribution to Asian economies. Does the Chinese have something special about them that drives the …