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Firefighters bring blaze near kibbutz in northern Israel under control - Vimarsana News

Firefighters bring blaze near kibbutz in northern Israel under control

Some 20 crews dispatched to battle forest fire flames outside Kibbutz Heftziba, near Afula; some homes briefly evacuated

Majority of Indictments Filed in Connection With Judicial Coup Protests for Attacks on Protesters - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Majority of Indictments Filed in Connection With Judicial Coup Protests for Attacks on Protesters - Israel News

Some 650 People Have Been Arrested in Relation to the Judicial Overhaul Protests, but Only Six Have Been Handed Indictments. Of the Six, Four Have Been Filed Against People Who've Assaulted Pro-democracy Protesters

Just say no to 'Palestine' - opinion - The Jerusalem Post - Vimarsana News

Just say no to 'Palestine' - opinion - The Jerusalem Post

The potential emergence of a Palestinian terrorist rocket brigade in Judea and Samaria serves to underline just how foolhardy it would be to establish a Palestinian state in the area.

Source: jpost.com
Noise pollution danger hard to hear, this is why Israel must take action - Vimarsana News

Noise pollution danger hard to hear, this is why Israel must take action

ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS: Hashiloni is the leader of a team of activists trying to ensure that the wind turbines are not erected close to his home further south. 

Source: jpost.com
John Esposito, Part 2: Palestinian Terrorism's Best Friend - Vimarsana News

John Esposito, Part 2: Palestinian Terrorism's Best Friend

The following article is part of the IPT's Jihad University Series. From their support for the BDS movement, to hosting terrorists to accepting terrorist tainted funding, some of the nation's top universities have become far too comfortable with