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Mixed cities were burning all over Israel last month, except this one. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Mixed cities were burning all over Israel last month, except this one. Here's why

Not a single Jewish-Arab clash was reported in the mixed northern Israeli city of Nof Hagalil last month as mobs rioted elsewhere. Locals say it was no fluke, but that more work must be done to improve Jewish-Arab relations

How did peaceful co-existence in Israel's mixed cities turn into violence? - Vimarsana News

How did peaceful co-existence in Israel's mixed cities turn into violence?

Three things to know about life in the Israeli cities that saw violence last month.

No one injured when quarry truck hits train, goes airborne on border between Upper, Lower Nazareth townships - Vimarsana News

No one injured when quarry truck hits train, goes airborne on border between Upper, Lower Nazareth townships

A quarry truck hit a train Thursday on the border between Upper Nazareth and Lower Nazareth townships.

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The ultra-orthodox Zionist occupation - Opinion - Vimarsana News

The ultra-orthodox Zionist occupation - Opinion

In 1948 over 20,000 Arabs lived in Lod. In the middle of Operation Danny, in July of that year, Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion was asked what should be done with the cit

J Post: The Lost Palestinian Jews – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services - Vimarsana News

J Post: The Lost Palestinian Jews – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Jerusalem Post: “We are of the same race and blood, and cooperation will bring great prosperity to the land,” wrote Emir Faisal to Felix Frankfurter in 1917. Faisal was known for his affinity to the Zionists who had begun streaming to the Holy Land; in 1919, he signed a cooperation agreement with Chaim Weizmann, to whom he wrote that he was “mindful of the racial kinship and ancient bonds existing between the Arabs and the Jewish people.” But Faisal’s proclamations of kinship with the Jews were more than lip service to a commonly held belief, says Tsvi Misinai, who knows perhaps mor...