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May 6, 2021


The Environmental Cost of Israel’s Wars
Since Israel’s declared statehood, the journey to securing its national sovereignty has by no means been a cakewalk considering the many military conflicts it has had with neighboring countries. But how have military clashes impacted Israel’s environment?

KKL-JNF Releases Never-before-seen Photos of Jerusalem
Ahead of Jerusalem Day, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund gives a glimpse into what the Holy City looked like during the early days of the British Mandate, well before the establishment of the State of Israel.

European Council Advises Relaxing Coronavirus Travel Restrictions for Israeli Tourists
Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality declares city ready for international tourists to start returning • “Incoming tourism is an integral part of the identity of Tel Aviv-Yafo,” says city’s mayor.

Israel’s Military Veterans Demand Reform and Rehabilitation
Disabled former soldiers protest the government’s failure to allocate funds to help those wounded in combat or suffering from PTSD.

Tlaib Criticized for Tweeting Retracted Story of Israeli Settlers “Burning” Palestinian Land
The Jerusalem Post reported that both the Samaria Regional Council and the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have claimed that it was Palestinians who set the farmland ablaze, and Israeli settlers came to help put out the fires.

Unscrolled, Behar-Bechukotai: A Number of Harvests
Like the land, our lives are ours to borrow, not to own. They are short. They contain both suffering and joy, and the best we can hope for is a fair balance.


Let Me Ascend the Mountain of the Lord
What it was like for those who were there. What did they feel? What were they thinking?

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