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Army reservist describes Hamas attacks, Israel's fight - Vimarsana News

Army reservist describes Hamas attacks, Israel's fight

An American who has lived and worked in Israel for more than a decade is among the approximately 360,000 reservists called to join the war against Hamas.

Army reservist describes Hamas attacks, Israel's fight - Vimarsana News

Army reservist describes Hamas attacks, Israel's fight

An American who has lived and worked in Israel for more than a decade is among the approximately 360,000 reservists called to join the war against Hamas.

As Ukraine war rages, 'All of Israel is responsible for one another' - Vimarsana News

As Ukraine war rages, 'All of Israel is responsible for one another'

Stories from Poland of a rabbi and volunteers who have opened their hearts to strangers.

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Living on the edge: Why these U.S. immigrants made aliyah and moved next to Gaza - Vimarsana News

Living on the edge: Why these U.S. immigrants made aliyah and moved next to Gaza

Get email notification for articles from Ariela Karmel Follow May. 13, 2021 4:21 PM It’s hard enough to pick up and relocate to any new country, but moving to Israel brings its own unique challenges. Yet there are some immigrants (or olim, as they’re called in Hebrew) who have chosen not only to relocate to Israel but to move to communities along the Gaza border – Israel’s most hostile front in recent years. With the latest flare-up between Israel and Gaza now in its fourth day, Israeli communities closest to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip have been subjected to a constant barrage ...

Anyone but Ben Gvir: One man's mission to keep a Kahanist out of the Knesset - Vimarsana News

Anyone but Ben Gvir: One man's mission to keep a Kahanist out of the Knesset

314 shares Otzma Yehudit leader Itamar Ben Gvir arrives for a court hearing at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem on February 24, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) In March 2020, an even 200 people, or 1.37 percent of Safed’s voters, cast ballots for Itamar Ben Gvir to enter the Knesset. If Yaniv Carmel gets his way, in 2021 that number will be zero. Carmel, a former Labor party member, is very worried that the far-right would-be politician will actually make it into the Knesset this time around. So worried, in fact, that he has made it his personal mission to stop Ben Gvir, going door to do...