Our planet’s polar regions are melting
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הממלכה המסתורית בהימלאיה שבה מוכרחים להיות שמחים: הצלם רועי גליץ לוקח אותנו לסיור אל האושר
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Distressing but necessary to watch. Footage of Hamas terrorists executing a mother in front of her kids on #October7massacre If you still think Hamas are the good guys, you have been fully programmed.
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I used to hate Israel, I used hate Jews, I was taught that they came and took the land of Arabs/Muslims; they kicked them out of their homes.
When I grew up and studied real history; I found out that Jews existed for thousands of years in that land, other Jews joined them from Europe and also form Arab countries, they bought homes and lands, and in a time where all new states were emerging (like Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan) Jews wanted a state for them were they can feel safe. The untied nations proposed two states, Arabs rejected it, Jews accepted it and announced their state, Arabs declared war in 1948, they lost, yet they declared war in 1967 and lost one more time. They only got land back when they signed peace treaties with Israel.
I learned that Israel always wanted peace but Arabs always chose war.
It’s time to change all of that! We can’t live all our lives in war
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There are moments in this life where pure evil is unleashed on the world – the people of Israel experienced one this past weekend.
This is terrorism.
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Hamas is a terrorist organization.
Above all, its seeks the destruction and death of Israel. It exposes, in a criminal and cynical way, the people of Gaza.
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@galitz is a world-renowned wildlife photographer, environmental diplomat and Nikon Ambassador with a passion for photographing endangered wildlife and habitats. He is also a Greenpeace Ambassador and has founded a photography school with over 30,000 graduates
Polar Bears face an uncertain future, as environmental changes are making it harder for them to survive. Scientists predict that they might go extinct within this century.
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