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Former Bal Harbour resident living in Israel returns to South Florida to raise money for soldiers - Vimarsana News

Former Bal Harbour resident living in Israel returns to South Florida to raise money for soldiers

A former Bal Harbour resident now living in Israel returned to South Florida this week to help raise money for Israeli soldiers.

'Startup on steroids': Civilians raise $3.7M to equip IDF troops | JNS - Vimarsana News

'Startup on steroids': Civilians raise $3.7M to equip IDF troops | JNS

In the aftermath of Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre, a new volunteer organization channeled loss, fear and pain into raising millions of dollars to ensure Israeli forces on the frontline have

'Startup On Steroids': Civilians Raise $3.7M To Equip IDF Troops - Vimarsana News

'Startup On Steroids': Civilians Raise $3.7M To Equip IDF Troops

It started when Ari Briggs discovered that his son, an IDF reservist, had no vest or helmet to protect him from bullets and blast fragments.

The Palestinian village of Susiya : Archaeology of a dispossession - Vimarsana News

The Palestinian village of Susiya : Archaeology of a dispossession

Susiya is a small Palestinian village in the West Bank. In 1986, when the remains of a synagogue were found in the village, the site was declared a national park and the land confiscated. Residents were relocated to nearby agricultural lands. Last March, the Israeli government sought permission from the High Court of Justice to demolish the village and relocate its residents

The Palestinian village of Susiya : Archaeology of a dispossession - Vimarsana News

The Palestinian village of Susiya : Archaeology of a dispossession

Susiya is a small Palestinian village in the West Bank. In 1986, when the remains of a synagogue were found in the village, the site was declared a national park and the land confiscated. Residents were relocated to nearby agricultural lands. Last March, the Israeli government sought permission from the High Court of Justice to demolish the village and relocate its residents