Bumpspot.com Announces Unique Website on Current Mideast and Jewish Issues
Providing nuanced analysis of "in the news" issues related primarily to the Jewish people, Israel and the Middle East while compiling leading Arab and Israeli web resources in one easy-to-use site
Houston, TX, September 29, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Jeff Pozmantier, founder of Bumpspot.com, announced the launch of a new interactive website examining multiple perspectives on Mideast and Jewish issues and offering analysis. "While it is not often easy or possible to make articles on anti-Semitism, bigotry or the 62 years of Middle East conflict and entrenched positions into an approachable read, that is one of BumpSpot's key missions. BumpSpot plans to be a counter to the ubiquitous and overly serious, often ponderous and slanted articles that appear on the Internet and in print media," says Pozmantier.
Recent posts include commentary on Time Magazine's recent article about Israelis supposedly not being interested in the peace process, the NY community center/mosque, what it means to be "pro Israel," and the reason there are so few moderate Muslims speaking out against terrorism. Social media options have been provided with links to Facebook and Twitter to encourage interactive dialogue and make it easy for visitors to share website content with their friends.
Future BumpSpot feature contributors will include "on the rise" and leading Jewish and Palestinian political, religious and business leaders. Pozmantier hopes that by fostering understanding of other's views and contributing to an ongoing dialogue, BumpSpot will carve out a unique niche in an often polarized presentation of issues.
Ultimately, Pozmantier plans to work with the Jewish educators to develop a more appealing approach to educating teens about Jewish and Mideast issues. He said, "I think we too often push kids away from Judaism and a love for Israel by telling them there is only one way to view an issue. We need to help them realize that it is ok to occasionally be constructively critical and still love Judaism and Israel."
About BumpSpot:
Offers Arab, Israeli and American religious, secular and political perspectives on Jewish issues, and the efforts and impediments in trying to achieve not only a two state Israeli and Palestinian solution but also an overall resolution of the Middle East conflict. For more information, please visit bumpspot.com.
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Recent posts include commentary on Time Magazine's recent article about Israelis supposedly not being interested in the peace process, the NY community center/mosque, what it means to be "pro Israel," and the reason there are so few moderate Muslims speaking out against terrorism. Social media options have been provided with links to Facebook and Twitter to encourage interactive dialogue and make it easy for visitors to share website content with their friends.
Future BumpSpot feature contributors will include "on the rise" and leading Jewish and Palestinian political, religious and business leaders. Pozmantier hopes that by fostering understanding of other's views and contributing to an ongoing dialogue, BumpSpot will carve out a unique niche in an often polarized presentation of issues.
Ultimately, Pozmantier plans to work with the Jewish educators to develop a more appealing approach to educating teens about Jewish and Mideast issues. He said, "I think we too often push kids away from Judaism and a love for Israel by telling them there is only one way to view an issue. We need to help them realize that it is ok to occasionally be constructively critical and still love Judaism and Israel."
About BumpSpot:
Offers Arab, Israeli and American religious, secular and political perspectives on Jewish issues, and the efforts and impediments in trying to achieve not only a two state Israeli and Palestinian solution but also an overall resolution of the Middle East conflict. For more information, please visit bumpspot.com.
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