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Israel Education: Blazing a Trail into the Future

Posted on September 20, 2013 by admin

UPDATES 9 am Israel time, Friday, September 20 2013: *The battle on Israel’s southern border between the Egyptian Army and Hamas has heated up even more over the last 24 hours. The Army poured tanks and heavy weapons into Rafah … Continue reading →

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