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- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- “The 'Achilles' Shield' agreement, a series of deals creating a counterweight to growing cooperation among Turkey, Egypt and other regional powers. Athens gains an answer to the threat posed by its archrival Erdogan, while Jerusalem gains major economic and diplomatic benefits”
- “Of course, it’s a good time; there’s never been a bad time to buy in Israel. It’s not just a financial investment but an emotional and spiritual one, too”
- Javad Zarif--sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department last August--takes a meeting with Senator Murphy
- U.N. Heads Turn in Stunned Disbelief as PLO Lies Exposed by Palestinian Hero [VIDEO]
- Reminiscent of anti-Israel reporting: "If you’re finding improvised explosive devices — whether they’re viable or not — why would you declare that it is not a terrorist event?"
- "It now remains to be seen how Erdogan will reward Hamas for supporting his war on the Kurds"
- NY Jews learning how to fight: "Inside Legion, the non-profit organization training Jews to protect themselves"
Tag Archives: SpaceX
“Israel’s first trip to the Moon, bringing the country’s flag to Earth’s satellite, also the first private mission to the lunar surface”
THE VERGE Israeli spacecraft poised to become first privately funded lander on the Moon by Loren Grush February 19, 2019 On Thursday evening, SpaceX is scheduled to launch another Falcon 9 rocket from Florida, but this time, the vehicle will … Continue reading
“Thursday’s Cape Canaveral explosion will delay any new satellite launches by at least two-and-a-half years, causing a major setback to Israel’s space program”
JERUSALEM POST What’s next for Israel’s satellite program after Amos-6? by Noam Amir September 2, 2016 The future of Israel’s satellite industry has recently been called into question. On Thursday, Israel’s space industry was shocked after a rocket carrying the Spacecom … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Amos-6, Cape Canaveral, Israel Space Agency, satellite, SpaceX
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