23 Apr, 2007 in
Israel by Fili An
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Fili’s world
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Relating to a different culture – Cross Cultural Relationships #5 Friends & Family – Cross Cultural Relationships #4 Habits & Customs – Cross Cultural Relationships #3 Behavior & Body Language – Cross Cultural Relationships #2 Misunderstandings – Cross Cultural Relationships #1 Church of Saint Savior in Chora – IstanbulIt’s strange, but it seems that fiLi’s world was nominated for the Israeli Blog Award in the “Best Large Israeli Blog” category. Best? large? (… Israeli? 
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What’s interesting is that the English Israel blogosphere, which I know a little through the Israeli version of Chinalyst, has always been about Israeli politics - which is something I often try and stay away from. Most English blogs on Israel are political, usually tending towards the right wing ideology and are written by Jews around the world who’re interested in Israel. It’s quite rare to find native Israelis writing in English, and about something that’s not either IT or politics.
In any case, not many Israelis read this blog, and those who do probably do so either because they’re Asiaholics like me or they know me personally. I have a strong feeling I’ll end up last 
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