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50 years after famed IDF raid, Lebanon still an Israeli-Palestinian battleground - Vimarsana News

50 years after famed IDF raid, Lebanon still an Israeli-Palestinian battleground

Commando assault, led by Ehud Barak dressed as a woman, was part of a series of Israeli strikes to avenge Munich Olympic massacre and signaled a turning point for Beirut

In inflation-hit Lebanon, a block of cheese now costs more than my weekly shop - Vimarsana News

In inflation-hit Lebanon, a block of cheese now costs more than my weekly shop

What used to cover a weekly shop of vegetables, fruit and bread, would not even buy a packet of cheese today

What time is it in Lebanon? Daylight time debacle divides country into 2 time zones - Vimarsana News

What time is it in Lebanon? Daylight time debacle divides country into 2 time zones

Lebanon's caretaker prime minister said the cabinet had voted to move clocks one hour ahead on Wednesday night, reversing his decision to postpone the move to daylight time by a month, which had sparked uproar across the country and led to people waking up in two time zones on Sunday.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: How Ramadan was brought to the U.S. by slaves - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Opinion: How Ramadan was brought to the U.S. by slaves - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Upon their arrival in North America, maintaining their Islamic faith was strenuous.

'Time is not on our side': Retiring IDF general calls for urgent army overhaul - Vimarsana News

'Time is not on our side': Retiring IDF general calls for urgent army overhaul

Eran Ortal, commander of the General Staff's Dado Center, argues in new book that Israel's military must transform to meet threats by Hezbollah and Hamas, and points at way ahead