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- "The war powers resolution introduced by the far-left Democrat lawmakers does not mention Hezbollah’s ongoing attacks on Israel"
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- Claude Lanzmann, "Shoah" filmmaker "died Thursday at 92, railed against the 'Polish lobby' undercutting his groundbreaking Holocaust work that tarnished the narrative of Polish victimhood"
- Yeshiva University "would “likely win” if the case were to come again before the Supreme Court"
- The Gaza Rules. Israel, unlike Hamas, isn’t trying to kill civilians. It’s taking pains to spare them.
- Dershowitz: "A decision to indict PM Netanyahu on corruption charges in Case 2,000 would "endanger democracy and freedom of the press" urges Israeli AG to "consider the dangerous implications"
- "Israel faces a dilemma: How much of their plans should they share with the US?"
- Battling Obama in Congress shaping up as lose-lose proposition
Tag Archives: detection
One Year After Protective Edge, IDF Set to Launch New Detection System for Gaza Tunnels
ALGEMEINER by David Daoud July 7, 2015 The IDF will activate in the coming days a new detection system for underground tunnels running between the Gaza Strip and Israel, a senior Israeli military official said on Tuesday, according to Israel’s Channel 2 news. Marking … Continue reading
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Tagged detection, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Hamas, Operation Protective Edge, Tunnels
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Technion’s NaNose catches lung cancer 90% of the time
TIMES OF ISRAEL by David Shamah June 19, 2014 The nanotech-based detection system is ready for the market, based on the results of a study by researchers A cancer-detection technology that “sniffs out” malignant tumors is set to be commercialized, after … Continue reading
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Tagged detection, Lung Cancer, NaNose, Technion
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