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Category Archives: Defence and Military
Hezbollah fights for Assad; and how a US leak endangers Israel
The violence in Syria has spilt over not only into Israel, (a further incident occurred today) but is threatening to spread into Lebanon with the increasing involvement of Hezbollah terrorists fighting on the side of Assad against the rebels: [...] … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Administration, airstrike, civil war, Damascus, Hezbollah, IAF, Israel, leak, Lebanon, missiles, Qusair, Syria, Tishreen, US
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More Israeli airstrikes pound Syrian weapons sites around Damascus
In a continuation of Friday’s airstrikes on an Iranian missile shipment intended for Hezbollah, the Israeli Air Force bombed more sites in and around the Syrian capital, Damascus. Syrian state television reported Israel struck an area near Damascus early Sunday … Continue reading
Israeli airstrike targets Iranian weapons shipment in Syria
The New York Times reported today (Shabbat) that Israeli Air Force planes bombed a shipment of advanced Iranian surface-to-surface missiles in Syria, although reports are confused as to whether the air-strike was on Friday or Saturday, and whether it was … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Mideast news
Tagged bomb, Damascus, Fateh-10, Hezbollah, IAF, Iran, Lebanon, missiles, Scuds, Syria
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Good News Friday
Once more a Good News Friday post appears after some tragic news. But just as the celebrations of Independence Day directly follow on from the solemnity of Memorial Day, so Israelis feel the necessity in general to recover quickly from … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Culture & Arts, Defence and Military
Tagged Jerusalem, Old City, Kotel, Western Wall, good news Friday, bronze medal, Germany, sports, Judo, submarine, Dolphin-class, Israeli Navy, Tommy Arshansky, cable car
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Good News Friday
It’s time for my next Good News Friday installment, despite time being short because it is erev Shabbat Hagadol. My first item for today concerns the burgeoning field of solar energy in Israel. Pop quiz: Which country ranks tied with … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Arts, Defence and Military, energy sources, Judaism
Tagged Brazil, good news Friday, IAI, Lez Miserables, Maccabeats, solar energy
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