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Montag, 20. März 2017
Effektive, intelligente Technik der Communication im Marketing- by Archbishop Dr. Uwe AE.Rosenkranz
Es gibt mehrere Schichten,
wie effektive, intelligente Technik
der Communication im Marketing angewendet werden kann.
Nachfolgend erläutert Archbishop Dr. Uwe AE.Rosenkranz,
wie das gehen kann.
Sonntag, 19. März 2017
#IsraelUnderFire- call to action- The Syrian tragedy emphazizes the hypocrisy over Israel- with JerusalemNews.info- By Archbishop Dr. Uwe AE.Rosenkranz
Call to action: Please share this post and this movie http://bit.ly/2nvJmt2 to let everyone know just how massive the tragedy in Syria really is and how Israel is helping Syrian civilians while critics claim that Israel is carrying out "apartheid" and "genocide".
Listen to the anti-Israel mobs out there, on the streets, on social media or in boardrooms and conferences, and you might be convinced that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the biggest problem in the Middle East. Israel is vilified, anti-Semitism is on the rise and the Palestinians manipulate their underdog status to gain support from neo-liberals in the West.
But while everyone is focusing on the Palestinians, they are missing the "deadliest conflict of the 21st century" – the war in Syria. This war which began as a civil war following protests against Bashar al-Assad in 2011, quickly escalated to a full blown proxy war. The war involved terrorists such as ISIS and al-Nusra and their supporters Saudi Arabia and Qatar, rebel factions such as the Syrian Opposition, the Free Syrian Army etc… and last but not least, the "axis of resistance", namely Assad and his chief supporter, Iran, which brought with it Hezbollah and its Shiite militias.
The war which raged for 6 years has taken a heavy toll: over 400,000 civilian casualties and over 8 million displaced refugees. Growing evidence points to the fact that most (85.2% according to "The Syria Campaign" - http://bit.ly/2ndWNQU ) have been killed by Assad and his Iranian cronies. And now, there's the danger that Hezbollah and the Shiite militants (in fact Iran) will remain in Syria after the peace treaty.
And yes, Israeli organizations are proudly out there helping Syrian refugees – more information in this site http://bit.ly/2mMXxtT.
Donnerstag, 16. März 2017
ISRAEL under fire - call to action- via Uwe Rosenkranz and Jerusalemnews.info
Call to action: The biggest donators to UNRWA and to the Palestinian Authority (PA), namely the US and the EU, should drastically defund as long as#EducHaters continue to teach and incite hate against Jews and against for Israel amongst Palestinian children. Please contact the US State Department through Facebookhttp://bit.ly/2mmuY6d and Twitterhttp://bit.ly/
Inciting hate is part of the curriculum in schools in Gaza and it is taught to Palestinian kids on many levels: the schools are named after terrorists and "martyrs", pictures of "martyrs" adorn the school walls, maps are designed to exclude Israel, kids are taught to "plan" terrorist attacks through#TerrorTunnels, children play out games to shoot Israeli "soldiers", history books are tampered to maintain a pro-Palestinian narrative, teachers encourage their pupils to attack Israelis etc…
Of course, the issue has come under scrutiny by the donating countries numerous times but as one teacher explains, the hate is there to stay: "The donor countries put in their rules but if I am teaching students about the love of Palestine, I have to teach them about the importance of resisting the occupation".
Here are a few movies you might (not) want to watch which illustrate the problem graphically: "Adorable child stabs" http://bit.ly/2nrDBjt, "Tunnel training" http://bit.ly/2nrKC3F, "UNRWA Road to Terror" http://bit.ly/2n397mU, "School play that glorify violence" http://bit.ly/2ne7KlB. There are many more but if you've watched one, you'll get the point.
If the PA wants to continue to get funds, this#EducHation must come to a full stop.
#IsraelUnderFire, #TeachingHate, #HamasTerror
Donnerstag, 9. März 2017
IT Konferenz für israelische Gründer in Deutschland-corresponding to: Jerusalem news- by Dr. Uwe Rosenkranz
IT-Konferenz für israelische Gründer auf dem Weg nach Deutschland
Großer Markt birgt Chancen
Israelische Unternehmer und Start-up-Gründer kommen Ende des Monats auf einer Konferenz in Tel Aviv zusammen, um sich über die Chancen auf dem deutschen Markt zu informieren. Unter dem Motto "Start in Germany" geht es am 28. März nach Angaben des Veranstalters darum, "wie man einen Markt mit 82 Millionen potenziellen Kunden und Investitionsmöglichkeiten von 300 Millionen Euro nutzt".
Antrieb für beide Seiten
Israelische Unternehmer sollen bei der Konferenz konkrete Informationen über die Besonderheiten des deutschen Marktes erhalten. Es geht dabei insbesondere um die Bereiche InsurTech (neue Technologien in der Versicherungsbranche), Internet der Dinge (IoT), Medien, Mobiltechnik, Einzelhandel, Web und Industrie 4.0.
Veranstalter ist der israelische IT-Unternehmer Gilli Cegla, der auf das Knüpfen von Wirtschaftsbeziehungen zwischen Israel und Europa spezialisiert ist. Er ist davon überzeugt, dass "die Kombination des israelischen Erfindergeistes mit der Industrie und deutschen Firmen einen erheblichen innovativen Antrieb für beide Seiten schafft".
Ex-Telekom-Chef René Obermann
Aus Deutschland kommen unter anderem René Obermann, früher Telekom-Chef und heute Managing Director bei dem Finanzinvestor Warburg Pincus, sowie Alexander Zumdieck, Managing Director des Metro-Accelerators, der Start-ups im Bereich der Gastronomie fördert. Außerdem werden Repräsentanten deutscher Unternehmen und Acceleratoren (Start-up-Förderer) wie Deutsche Telekom, 1&1, the hub:raum Fund, Pro7Sat1, Innogy und Next Media
eurobitz.rosary.shopping
Accelerator erwartet.
(APA, 7.3. 2017)
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