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Western Mediterranean drought situation | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English - Vimarsana News

Western Mediterranean drought situation | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English

Heat waves and low rainfall have caused a severe drought in the Western Mediterranean region and temperatures are expected to rise even more in the summer, so there is a high risk that water resources reach a critical state, according to the Drought in the western Mediterranean May 2023 report published by the European Union.

Israel was treated and acted like a banana republic for years - opinion - Vimarsana News

Israel was treated and acted like a banana republic for years - opinion

Upon the maritime border deal's announcement, the left-leaning news outlets ran simultaneous stories on the historic agreement.

Source: jpost.com
Kohavi awards Israeli Navy Flotilla 3 for downing Hezbollah drones - Vimarsana News

Kohavi awards Israeli Navy Flotilla 3 for downing Hezbollah drones

The IDF's Navy shot down three Iranian-made UAVs launched by Hezbollah toward the Karish gas rig situated within Israel's economic waters.

Source: jpost.com
PM Yair Lapid rejects Lebanon's changes to maritime border deal - Vimarsana News

PM Yair Lapid rejects Lebanon's changes to maritime border deal

Yair Lapid rejects Lebanese proposal to reverse Israeli security, economic gains from US-mediated agreement

Source: jpost.com
Lapid's maritime deal: Surrendering to Lebanon or confronting reality? - Vimarsana News

Lapid's maritime deal: Surrendering to Lebanon or confronting reality?

Israel's maritime border deal is not a surrender but rather an attempt at pragmatism that is sadly tainted by continual elections.

Source: jpost.com