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1 giorno fa · Chava Berman Borowsky grew up in Los Angeles, CA in an Orthodox community in the La Brea Fairfax neighborhood. She moved to Israel in 2008 and has since lived in Jerusalem, Bet Shemesh, Holon, and ...
8 ore fa · Persecution of Pagans refers to the historical and ongoing acts of religious intolerance, violence, and oppression against followers of pagan or polytheistic religions. This persecution has been carried out by various religious and political groups, including Christians, Muslims, and governments throughout history.
1 giorno fa · I believe that a diplomatic resolution that would leave Israel in possession of 4.4 percent of the West Bank will allow leaving a large portion of the settlers in place. In practice, most of the people identified as settlers in the West Bank live in parts of Jerusalem that lie beyond the 1967 border, such as Ramot, Gilo and others.
Minorities align with Bashar because the opposition will literally bring islamic colonialism and apartheid back, so Alawis,druze, Christians. Now the opposition is a mess, with people from alqaeda , isis and other groups that are trying build a sunni supremacy state under the guise of taking out the Assad family.
8 ore fa · Life During Wartime. Reflections on Israel from a Jewish orphan. Julie Szego. May 12, 2024. From the Bauhaus district, Tel Aviv. Photo by Tony Lupton. In early March I spent 10 days in Israel during one of the darkest chapters in its history, and against the background of a global outbreak in anti-Semitism. Shortly after my return — I was on ...
8 ore fa · Restaurant owners have koshered their restaurants to ensure that all food meets religious requirement and no soldiers is excluded from enjoying a delicious meal. Druze women and restaurant owners have closed their restaurants to the public and are catering solely to soldiers. When they open to the public again, we will support them in our masses.
8 ore fa · Killed in Gaza at the prime of his life, Jen Airley opens her heart and speaks about her remarkable son. On the morning of Saturday, November 18th, Binyamin Airley, 21, and his fellow soldiers woke up early to pray. They were staying in Gaza in a house near the beach. They were eating breakfast when at 7:30am, they were called to join a battle.
