Who are the Israelis?

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This Israeli Was IMPRISONED For Opposing The Occupation. Please Listen To Her​

Interesting, the only way to get imprisoned for refusing to serve in the army, is by choice,
opting out of doing alternative national service instead, like ambulance or social work.

I went through that, but you prefer not to listen because what I say is inconvenient.
give her a couple of years, what will you call her when she votes Ben Gvir?

The Gazan who escaped from Hamas and converted to Judaism​

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In an interview at the ynet studio, eight years ago, Westheimer did not hesitate to criticize the younger generation who look at screens instead of with their eyes, and even then, at the age of 88, she did not stop talking about sex. 'The big problems go into the bedroom with us. Not only in Israel, but all over the world', she then explained the decrease in passion that many couples experience. 'The secret is to leave the problems outside the door.'

Interesting fact, after the end of the war, she immigrated to Eretz Israel and joined the 'Einat' group in Kibbutz Ramat David, where she changed her name from Carola to Ruth. After about two years, she moved to Jerusalem, and despite being short (1.39 meters) she joined the Haganah organization, where she was trained in sniper shooting and was injured during an air attack during the War of Independence.

Acclaimed sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer passes away at 96

She was a pioneer in the field of sex therapy worldwide, and up until her last days, she continued to treat patients, publish articles, and appear on radio and television programs.

www.jpost.com

 

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India Returns The Favour To Israel | Briefly Explained​

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In an interview at the ynet studio, eight years ago, Westheimer did not hesitate to criticize the younger generation who look at screens instead of with their eyes, and even then, at the age of 88, she did not stop talking about sex. 'The big problems go into the bedroom with us. Not only in Israel, but all over the world', she then explained the decrease in passion that many couples experience. 'The secret is to leave the problems outside the door.'

Interesting fact, after the end of the war, she immigrated to Eretz Israel and joined the 'Einat' group in Kibbutz Ramat David, where she changed her name from Carola to Ruth. After about two years, she moved to Jerusalem, and despite being short (1.39 meters) she joined the Haganah organization, where she was trained in sniper shooting and was injured during an air attack during the War of Independence.

Acclaimed sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer passes away at 96

She was a pioneer in the field of sex therapy worldwide, and up until her last days, she continued to treat patients, publish articles, and appear on radio and television programs.

www.jpost.com

The Zionist cow was a terrorist.

 

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Historic Mission: about 18 fighter jets, over 10 tons of explosives
target the Hodeidah port in Yemen

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About 18 fighter jets, mainly F-35 and F-15, went on the historic mission, and landed more than 10 tons of explosives on several targets in the port area, causing, among other things, significant damage to the cranes used to unload munitions containers, as well as damage to several oil tanks.

About 80% of the means of warfare that Iran transfers to the Houthis arrive through this port, and according to estimates in Israel it will take the Houthis between 6-12 months to restore the port and the damage caused to it.

Reports of massive GPS disruption in Tehran


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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's
response to Biden's threats of sanctions

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News 12 report: The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, responded to the reports that the Biden administration is considering imposing sanctions on him and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:

'I asked the Prime Minister to inform the American administration that to the extent that sanctions are imposed against ministers in the government, and this policy is continued against Israeli citizens - the Israeli response will be In the complete collapse of the Palestinian Authority, on all its institutions and its economy'

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Historic Mission: about 18 fighter jets, over 10 tons of explosives
target the Hodeidah port in Yemen

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About 18 fighter jets, mainly F-35 and F-15, went on the historic mission, and landed more than 10 tons of explosives on several targets in the port area, causing, among other things, significant damage to the cranes used to unload munitions containers, as well as damage to several oil tanks.

About 80% of the means of warfare that Iran transfers to the Houthis arrive through this port, and according to estimates in Israel it will take the Houthis between 6-12 months to restore the port and the damage caused to it.

Reports of massive GPS disruption in Tehran


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Israel gave a chance to the international coalition, which did act - but in a limited and defensive manner.
It wasn't enough.




Behind the scenes of the attack in Yemen: cabinet meeting convened within 45 minutes' notice where the attack was approved
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The Prime Minister held security discussions with the Chief of Staff, the head of the National Security Council and the Minister of Strategic Affairs. The prime minister approved the plans for a significant attack in Yemen, convened the cabinet, and the cabinet approved the proposal.

The considerations were not only to react strongly against the Houthis and strengthen deterrence against them, but to convey a message to all the components of the Iranian axis. This is also a warning for Hezbollah's continued attacks against us.

The goal was to deal a blow to a factor that harms international shipping and the entire region, thereby strengthening the international coalition that works against it.

Israel gave a chance to the international coalition, which indeed acted - but in a limited and defensive manner. It wasn't enough.

Therefore, Israel has been preparing a package of responses against the Houthis for a long time. We will have to deal with them later in all kinds of ways.

PM Netanyahu at the Philadelphia corridor

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בס"ד
Blessing the coming week | Havdalah at Mount Giloh

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Those Zionist child killers are heading for a war crimes trial, as for Tel Aviv not nice is it having your City bombed, better expect more of it.

 

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Yemen's largest port today in response to the Houthis drone attack on Tel Aviv.

 

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India Returns The Favour To Israel | Briefly Explained​

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Fighting Arab Imperialism

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Israel gave a chance to the international coalition, which did act - but in a limited and defensive manner.
It wasn't enough.




Behind the scenes of the attack in Yemen: cabinet meeting convened within 45 minutes' notice where the attack was approved
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The Prime Minister held security discussions with the Chief of Staff, the head of the National Security Council and the Minister of Strategic Affairs. The prime minister approved the plans for a significant attack in Yemen, convened the cabinet, and the cabinet approved the proposal.

The considerations were not only to react strongly against the Houthis and strengthen deterrence against them, but to convey a message to all the components of the Iranian axis. This is also a warning for Hezbollah's continued attacks against us.

The goal was to deal a blow to a factor that harms international shipping and the entire region, thereby strengthening the international coalition that works against it.

Israel gave a chance to the international coalition, which indeed acted - but in a limited and defensive manner. It wasn't enough.

Therefore, Israel has been preparing a package of responses against the Houthis for a long time. We will have to deal with them later in all kinds of ways.

PM Netanyahu at the Philadelphia corridor

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The IDF publishes footage of the attack in the port of Hodeidah in Yemen

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Bezalel Smotrich: "For 30 years, what I've said was correct, isn't it time to start listening?"

Smotrich on prisoner swap: Isn't it time to start listening to us?

Journalist asks Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich why the public should listen to his warnings about a potential prisoner swap deal, instead of to the other side. Smotrich: 'Because for 30 years, what I've said has turned out to be correct.'

www.israelnationalnews.com

Minister Bezalel Smotrich: Israel must continue to attack
with all its might, even in distant places


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Minister Bezalel Smotrich: "Israel must continue to attack with all its might even in distant places. A good action by the IDF which I support, although more can and should be done.

I asked not to participate in the vote because no details were provided to the cabinet that would allow a decision to be made and the issue was put to the vote after the fact as a rubber stamp, and I said that I trust the Prime Minister's decision.

We need to continue to act strongly on all fronts.

Finance Minister: India-Israel cooperation has 'enormous potential'

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich meets representatives of leading Indian infrastructure companies, stressing Israel's economic resilience and fiscal responsibility.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

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Who are the people making 'Aliyah this summer?

Ahead of Shavuot: 602 Ruths and Naomis make aliyah in the past decade

The Aliyah and Integration Ministry reported that in the last decade, 602 women named Ruth and Naomi have made aliyah to Israel, reflecting cultural and historical connections.

www.jpost.com

Despite conflict, scores of Jews move to Israel

Despite the ongoing war and lack of safety, a new wave of Jews from the US and France choose to make aliyah, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to the State of Israel.

www.jpost.com

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Government announces new electricity reform​

The reform, set to take effect on July 25, with allow Israeli consumers to choose which supplier to purchase electricity from.​

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a new reform starting this week, allowing people in the country to choose their electricity supplier, the prime minister announced on X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday.

This follows an earlier press conference on Wednesday, at which the launch of the electricity reform, which will take effect on July 25, was announced, Israeli media noted.

Starting on this date, consumers in Israel can choose which supplier they purchase electricity from.

Moreover, according to Netanyahu's post, Israelis may save between 5% and 20% on their annual electricity tariff, and households may save hundreds or even thousands of shekels by deciding which electricity provider they prefer and the use of electricity consumption.

Possibly saving NIS 2 billion: Government announces new electricity reform

The reform, set to take effect on July 25, with allow Israeli consumers to choose which supplier to purchase electricity from.

www.jpost.com

 

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The IDF publishes footage of the attack in the port of Hodeidah in Yemen

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So they flew over Egyptian Sudanese and Saudi airspace, if those Countries gave a green light for that they should expect some incoming missiles from Yemen.

 

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Government announces new electricity reform​

The reform, set to take effect on July 25, with allow Israeli consumers to choose which supplier to purchase electricity from.​

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a new reform starting this week, allowing people in the country to choose their electricity supplier, the prime minister announced on X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday.

This follows an earlier press conference on Wednesday, at which the launch of the electricity reform, which will take effect on July 25, was announced, Israeli media noted.

Starting on this date, consumers in Israel can choose which supplier they purchase electricity from.

Moreover, according to Netanyahu's post, Israelis may save between 5% and 20% on their annual electricity tariff, and households may save hundreds or even thousands of shekels by deciding which electricity provider they prefer and the use of electricity consumption.

Possibly saving NIS 2 billion: Government announces new electricity reform

The reform, set to take effect on July 25, with allow Israeli consumers to choose which supplier to purchase electricity from.

www.jpost.com

Worked out great in the UK