Реков биби не го рецка Трамп 5%. Далеку е Газа од некаков мир додека е он на власт.
Политички случувања во Израел
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Царој, секоја чест...
Israel demanded that Google and Amazon include a secret code known as a "winking mechanism" that would secretly signal to Israel when they had been compelled to hand over Israeli government or military data to foreign law enforcement under gag orders.
This signaling mechanism was included in the $1.2 billion deal between Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) and Google LLC, when they entered into a large cloud-computing contract with the Israeli government, known as the Project Nimbus deal.
The signaling would happen via “special compensation” payments from the companies to Israel within 24 hours of the information transfer. The amount corresponds to the telephone dialing code of the foreign country whose authorities received the data. For instance, +1 (US) would trigger a payment of 1,000 shekels. If the country code could not be signaled, a backstop payment of 100,000 shekels would be required.
Israel demanded that Google and Amazon include a secret code known as a "winking mechanism" that would secretly signal to Israel when they had been compelled to hand over Israeli government or military data to foreign law enforcement under gag orders.
This signaling mechanism was included in the $1.2 billion deal between Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) and Google LLC, when they entered into a large cloud-computing contract with the Israeli government, known as the Project Nimbus deal.
The signaling would happen via “special compensation” payments from the companies to Israel within 24 hours of the information transfer. The amount corresponds to the telephone dialing code of the foreign country whose authorities received the data. For instance, +1 (US) would trigger a payment of 1,000 shekels. If the country code could not be signaled, a backstop payment of 100,000 shekels would be required.
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Фасцинантно ми е однесувањето за дежурните набљудувачи на човековите права на одредена група на луѓе што се спомнува во оваа тема, но ни збор за неодамнешниот масакр (на граница со геноцид) што се случи во Судан.
Немаше видео што веднаш не беше споделено кога паѓаше некоја зграда во Газа, а веќе 6ти ден ни да се гугни за тоа што избришаа цел град во Судан
Такво лицемерие немаме видено ни на CNN.
Немаше видео што веднаш не беше споделено кога паѓаше некоја зграда во Газа, а веќе 6ти ден ни да се гугни за тоа што избришаа цел град во Судан
Такво лицемерие немаме видено ни на CNN.
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Израел треба да ги елиминира и уништи сите муслимани околу него а потоа да ја заземе нивната територија, така цел свет ќе има корист и бенефит
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Why Israel Never Runs Out of Water? The Desert Nation That Solved Drought
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Израел треба да ги елиминира и уништи сите муслимани околу него а потоа да ја заземе нивната територија, така цел свет ќе има корист и бенефит
Why Israel Never Runs Out of Water? The Desert Nation That Solved Drought
The Middle East is running out of water.Rivers are shrinking, lakes are disappearing, and entire nations are facing the risk of mass migration due to extreme...
Пропратно, преку разни невладини во кои или доминираат или се под нивна капа да ги препрати преостанатите муслимани во Европа, па Европа да се офајди најмногу.
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Ова може да им мати вода само на игнорамуси.
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@Sussaro, нашите „ближни и пријатели“. 
Mount Hermon holds deep spiritual importance in Christian tradition, even though it’s rarely discussed today.
1. The probable site of the Transfiguration
Many biblical scholars believe Mount Hermon is the most likely location of the Transfiguration of Jesus (Matthew 17, Mark 9, Luke 9).
This is where Jesus is described as being transfigured before Peter, James, and John.
Hermon fits the description geographically:
· It is the tallest mountain in the Levant (≈ 9,200 ft)
· It sits directly above Caesarea Philippi, where the events immediately before the Transfiguration took place
· The timing and travel route in the Gospels align more with Hermon than with Mount Tabor
2. A biblical “gateway” region
· Hermon appears repeatedly in the Old Testament:
Mentioned in Psalms, Deuteronomy, and Song of Solomon
· Considered part of ancient Bashan, a region often connected to spiritual conflict in biblical literature
· Seen symbolically as a “boundary mountain” or a place where heaven and earth meet
3. A source of life and blessing
· Psalm 133 compares unity among God’s people to the “dew of Hermon”, prized for its abundance.
· Hermon’s snowmelt feeds the Jordan River, one of the most important waterways in biblical history, from the baptism of Jesus to the crossing of Joshua.
4. Early Christian pilgrimage significance
· In early Christianity, Hermon was revered as a site of divine revelation.
· Pilgrims traveled to the mountain for prayer, fasting, and seeking spiritual transformation.
Mount Hermon holds deep spiritual importance in Christian tradition, even though it’s rarely discussed today.
1. The probable site of the Transfiguration
Many biblical scholars believe Mount Hermon is the most likely location of the Transfiguration of Jesus (Matthew 17, Mark 9, Luke 9).
This is where Jesus is described as being transfigured before Peter, James, and John.
Hermon fits the description geographically:
· It is the tallest mountain in the Levant (≈ 9,200 ft)
· It sits directly above Caesarea Philippi, where the events immediately before the Transfiguration took place
· The timing and travel route in the Gospels align more with Hermon than with Mount Tabor
2. A biblical “gateway” region
· Hermon appears repeatedly in the Old Testament:
Mentioned in Psalms, Deuteronomy, and Song of Solomon
· Considered part of ancient Bashan, a region often connected to spiritual conflict in biblical literature
· Seen symbolically as a “boundary mountain” or a place where heaven and earth meet
3. A source of life and blessing
· Psalm 133 compares unity among God’s people to the “dew of Hermon”, prized for its abundance.
· Hermon’s snowmelt feeds the Jordan River, one of the most important waterways in biblical history, from the baptism of Jesus to the crossing of Joshua.
4. Early Christian pilgrimage significance
· In early Christianity, Hermon was revered as a site of divine revelation.
· Pilgrims traveled to the mountain for prayer, fasting, and seeking spiritual transformation.
