On September, 24, 2007 5:11 AM , Moey
from Kuwait said:

well, still ariel is the best, I mean the clothes are just amazing with it. and the one we get in the middle east is made in saudi arabia.

On September, 25, 2007 12:33 AM , sel3
from United Arab Emirates said:

I know this info a long time ago but I never stopped to think about it, I mean Ariel, the detergent, is a good one and I use it, I like the meaning of the name by the way "lion of god" it is nice!

now seriously, Israelis are better than us in planning and in conspiracies, and despite whatever, we will continue drinking Starbucks and eating McDonald's, alas!

On September, 25, 2007 11:14 AM , sel3
from Argentina said:

Hi, I was checking your blog roll and I saw a "Mekanik Banzin" that you favorite, I wish to congratulate you on this choice because this is the best garage in the industrial zone ;-) and LOOOOOOHOHOHOHOOOOOL you cracked me up really, thank you

On September, 25, 2007 3:09 PM , Jerusalem
from Jordan said:

Thank you Moey for your opinion.
We're not here to credit it :D

On September, 25, 2007 3:22 PM , Jerusalem
from Jordan said:

Hala Sel3,
Wallah you're welcome all the time, when I have a car ya seedy and it gets missed up bash7a6ha 3endak 3ala 6ool ;)

It's good that you're aware of the fact that, still we will continue to consume their products or seek their services, and their effeciency in conspiracies, WOW, that's really an aspect that matters to us.

Well, "Lion of God" is an important meaning of this name, cause it might mean that the person who's named after it, derives his authority from God, which makes it a divine credible right, so whatever acts he takes, they are acceptable and justified, just because he's the lion of god...
Argumentative, I know, but true and they always seem to hit the core 100 years or so ahead of us, as you said sel3; alas :(

On September, 25, 2007 11:09 PM , gibraltar
from Jordan said:

It is good to know that such a product is jewish but what is bad is to keep on using it although we know it is wrong and might be haram. If we ask a sheikh he might say that it is not haram because if it was then we will die thirsty ;)
So they live in our blood

On September, 28, 2007 4:27 AM , Maher
from Jordan said:

i think my mom knew along time ago that it had to do with jewz, so she stopped using it long long time ago.
bas even if we boycott, many good things are made by the enemy, our stuff doesn't even match theirs . so does the boycott really hurt them? or us?

On October, 01, 2007 9:08 AM , wonders
from United Arab Emirates said:

Girl, it might be a jew product but i don't think the name has anything to do with conspiracy. arabs make products and give it arabic names, asian people make products and give it asian names, it is only natural this way.

now the other thing, boycotting well it is a double edged sword coz a lot of franchises are owned and operated by arabs, so closing them down will cause us fianacial loss before it does to them.