28 Adar II 5779
4 April 2019
The News on the Israeli Street
Special Notice:
Sgt. Zechariah Baumel (Nov. 17 1960–June 11 1982).
The funeral of Sgt. Zechariah Baumel, whose body was returned to Israel yesterday after 37 years, will be held tonight on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem at 7:00 pm.
May Sgt. Baumel finally rest in peace and may his memory be forever blessed.
So, if a man is getting difficulty achieving erection, it may be due to this dysfunction. viagra cialis cheap Apart from this, it generic tadalafil also covers a range of debilitating diseases and illnesses. It is wise to combine these drugs with a healthy diet and tadalafil tablets 20mg bought here regular exercises, they deliver superior results for men. Price and Performance Erectile dysfunction is a problem characterized by the ability to wholesale sildenafil attain and sustain an erection.
All of Israel thanks the Russians who were instrumental in returning Sgt. Baumel’s remains to Israel. Yesterday, a special ceremony was held in the Russian Defense Ministry in Moscow where more of Baumel’s remains were ceremonially turned over to the Israeli delegation led by PM Netanyahu:
Palestinian terror in the last 24 hours along the Gaza border . . .
As usual, whenever there is a “ceasefire” with Hamas, there is no ceasefire. Last night and today, dozens of incendiary balloons have exploded and crashed in southern Israel. Fortunately, no Israelis have been wounded.
A cluster of balloons carrying explosive devices that landed in the cemetery in Kiryat Gat today. As you can see, the devices failed to explode.
Palestinian economic terror . . .
In an amazing ruling today, the Israel High Court of “In-Justice”, ruled that the Israeli Electric Company (IEC) cannot cut off electricity to Palestinian Areas A and B of Judea and Samaria because of non-payment of bills.
At the moment, the Palestinians owe a staggering 1,800,000,000 shekels and show no signs of ever paying an agorot of it.
And why should they when they can have the Israel pay their bill through higher charges to Israeli taxpayers?
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.