Justin Bieber: 'Israel is an amazing place'

And after all that,
Justin Bieber loves us.
“I’m in the holy land and I am grateful for that. I just want to have the same personal experience that others have here,” the 17-year-old-Canadian wrote on his Twitter page.
Bieber traveled through Tel Aviv, ‘the city that never sleeps’ on two wheels.
“So sweet cruisen (sic) on scooters around Tel Aviv. This place is beautiful :),” he updated his 8.8 million followers on the social media network.
Bieber, who described Israel as an “amazing place” added “I want to see this country and all the places I’ve dreamed of.”
Record numbers of tourists have visited Israel in recent months to sample its historic and religious attractions, soak up its year-round sun and taste its gastronomic delights that are winning awards the world over.
Bieber’s whirlwind tour of the Holy Land also took in Jerusalem and the Sea of Galilee where the New Testament says Jesus performed many of his miracles.
At Capernaum the singer stopped at the sites where Saint Peter lived and Jesus healed a man said to be possessed with the spirit of the devil.
He has more followers than the population of Israel!
Labels: Israel, Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber says he'd be happy to meet with kids from Sdeerot

You will recall that a meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and teen heartthrob Justin Bieber was canceled, ostensibly because
Bieber refused to allow kids from the Gaza envelope to attend.
Bieber claims that wasn't what happened. Apparently, it now turns out that was not the case.
Bieber's representatives stated, "Justin welcomes the chance to meet with kids facing difficult circumstances, regardless of their background, and in fact, he had already invited children from the Sderot area."
Later, Justin took to Twitter and expressed his disappointment over the incident by tweeting, "I want to see this country and all the places ive [sic] dreamed of and whether its the paps or being pulled into politics its been frustrating."
Hmmm.
Labels: Binyamin Netanyahu, Justin Bieber
Netanyahu blows off Justin Bieber

Prime Minister Netanyahu finally found someone to whom he could stand up: 17-year old Justin Bieber. Fortunately, at least
it's for a good cause.
The prime minister was scheduled to host the young singer at his office in Jerusalem on Wednesday evening, before Bieber's Thursday night concert.
Taking advantage of the PR opportunity presented by the meeting with Bieber, Netanyahu's advisers invited a group of children from communities near the Gaza border to attend.
The children had disembarked from a school bus just before it was hit by a Hamas rocket last Thursday, critically wounded a teen and moderately wounding the bus driver.
Bieber reportedly refused to meet the children, which led Netanyahu to cancel the meeting.
Bieber still has a day to change his mind and be a good boy. I wonder why he won't meet with those kids.
Labels: Binyamin Netanyahu, Justin Bieber, school bus attack