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LDS Church President Nelson addresses age ahead of general conference weekend - Vimarsana News

LDS Church President Nelson addresses age ahead of general conference weekend

President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints addressed his advanced age ahead of the Church's general conference weekend.

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Pre-Columbian Contact Between South America And New Zealand? - Vimarsana News

Pre-Columbian Contact Between South America And New Zealand?

  The standard view of the origins of the Polynesians, and specifically of the Māori of New Zealand, is that they derive from the Lapita civilization

Israel-Hamas live: Israel's Defence Forces claim to have killed commander Muhamma A'sar, 300 foreign nationals flee to Egypt - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas live: Israel's Defence Forces claim to have killed commander Muhamma A'sar, 300 foreign nationals flee to Egypt

Israel's Defence Forces have claimed to have killed a second Hamas commander, as it also confirmed further blasts near the northern Gaza refugee camp.

With the Rafah border crossing open, who is exiting Gaza? - Vimarsana News

With the Rafah border crossing open, who is exiting Gaza?

Gaza’s border with Egypt opened for limited evacuation today, allowing for just under 500 people to flee war-torn Gaza.

Week in review: First Presidency on Middle East violence plus 8 more stories - Vimarsana News

Week in review: First Presidency on Middle East violence plus 8 more stories

The First Presidency issued a statement on Middle East violence, Elder Holland posted on social media, two temple dedications plus 6 more stories from the Church News from the week of Oct. 8-14.