שמע ישראל ה' א-לוהינו ה' אחד

I wonder who did this (click on the pic to enlarge):

As you can see, along with some typical-far-out graffiti and something written in Arabic, someone wrote the "Shema" (Hear O Israel, the LORD is our God, the LORD is one) on the wall of this building.

I wonder if the person who wrote that realizes that the Torah is anti graffiti . You are not allowed to damage someone else's property! This is of course assuming that the owner of the building did not write that on the wall.

Jerusalem Calatrava Bridge Update

It's been a long time since I put up pics depicting the bridge's progress. You can see that the train tracks are ready:


There's an ongoing war with the "graffiti artists". White paint covers up somebody's thoughts:



This piece of graffiti has not been as yet painted over. Did somebody have a Bar Mitzvah? Is this in honor of the shayetet?



The view from the other side of the bridge. All that's missing are the trains:

Crazy Graffiti

Translation: One who thinks that he is not crazy is super crazy.

For the record, I don't agree with the guy. I am also against graffiti.

And Now For Some Anti-Porush Graffiti

The orange spray paint declares that "Porush is only for the ultra-Orthodox". For some reason I am not impressed by the anti-Hareidi appeal. I think that Lopolianski has proved such prejudices to be false. Not only that, Porush proved that he knows how to serve the general public when he was the Deputy Housing Minister.

Once again I protest the defacing of the city for political purposes.

Anti Barkat Graffiti

The graffiti says, "Barkat is dangerous for Jerusalem". Who knows, perhaps the guy who wrote this is correct. Barkat is after all a member of the Kadima party! However, I don't know why the guy who wrote this thinks he has the right to deface the city. IMHO, people like this are dangerous for Jerusalem!

Death To Capitalism!

I turned this group of light waves into bits and bytes while I was walking down Achad HaAm Street in Tel Aviv. As I approached the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange I saw that someone defaced the building across the street with the "inspiring" slogan, "Death To Capitalism" accompanied with a drawing of the hammer and sickle. In the foreground you can see one of TASE's garbage dumpsters.

I bet that graffiti really has the Stock Exchange members on the run.

Graffiti On The Left, Graffiti On The Right

Lame leftist stencil graffiti on Barzilai Street Tel Aviv. Meow to occupation:



I hate graffiti, but at least this rightist graffiti artist didn't use a stencil. What's more he is right. It is located in front of the Maimon Elementary School in the Kiryat Moshe neighborhood of Jerusalem. Kahane's way is the solution to the Arab problem:

Dueling graffiti

It's the Na-Nach-Nachma-Nachman From Uman vs. the "Rights of the Man in the Family":


I think the Nachman people have the upper hand.