The Israeli Ministry of Defense has completed the production of the Eitan APC for operational use in the IDF Nahal Brigade.

This 8-wheeler is capable of carrying 12 IDF combat soldiers and reaches a speed of about 90 km/h.

Yesterday Ynet and other leftist news posted this pic with the heading "First LGBT campaign in Arab areas".

I immediately commented on there saying: "Let's see how long it lasts".

Today I found this video I added here, and well, I rest my case!

Will it be in the news? Nope! It wasn't a religious Jew who did it.

Ynet article: https://www.facebook.com/ynetnews/posts/10160761765000572

Yesterday Haredim from Mea Shearim who were protesting against the desecration of Jewish graves in the Gilo neighborhood were attacked and harassed by Arab security guards & workers of the municipality there and they appear to enjoy abusing them.

The bigger issue here is that the Israeli leftist media didn't bother to cover this at all. Why? Because it wasn't an Arab being harmed.

That moment, on the dance floor of your friend's wedding, when the beat hits you so hard, that it makes you pick up some chairs and break them in half. 🤣🤣🤣

(This is from an Arab wedding in Israel)

This is an IDF combat soldier of the Givati Brigade named Eviatar, who was very badly injured 3 weeks ago in a car accident in which he broke 5 vertebrae in his neck and spine also had a concussion. (I personally broke my neck in my early 20s also, so I know how this feels).

His commanders and members of his IDF unit did not give up on him and did not leave him alone for one moment. Last week at the "end of the track" course his unit completed, Eviatar arrived to receive his fighters pin (combat badge) and his commander was the one to give it to him himself.

Amazing stuff!

Arabs attacked a Jewish farmer in Mount Hebron who was hit with a stick and a stone to the head. He was sent to hospital.

Mazal tov to the 696 Magav border police fighters who received their green beret's last night at the Western Wall in Jerusalem after completing their difficult Masa Kumta (beret march).

They consist of males, females, Jews, Druze, Muslim Arabs, and Christian Arabs. An extra well done goes out to the Arabs as they volunteer to serve, it is not mandatory, so well done for doing the right thing and for choosing to risk your life in defence of the citizens of the Jewish state.

In a few weeks, the new fighters are expected to complete their training and join the corps units operating throughout the country, in the fight against terrorism, riots, serious crime in cities and rural areas. Magav have a very hard job to do.