According to local media reports, Philippines army omitted Elbit in a new self-propelled gun system tender, leaving the Czech-made DITA cannon and the French-made CAESAR to compete.
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Philippines omits Elbit from howitzer tender
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The Blogs: My Son the Doctor: A Year of Healing and Hope | Debra Weiner-Solomont
“My son, the doctor.”
Those are words I never dreamed of saying—or even imagining—a year ago. But November 19, 2024, changed all of our lives forever when our son was severely wounded in Lebanon. Our world shattered, but in the…
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The Blogs: How Israeli Clean Tech is Transforming Sustainability on a Global Scale | Dmytro Spilka
Israel’s ability to become a technological leader across some of the world’s most impactful sectors is a testament to the prosperous, innovation-focused startup ecosystem that the nation has fostered. When it comes to matters of…
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The Blogs: Brothers Who Couldn’t Return for TIHAR | Khemraj Kattel
Bipin Joshi and the Dreams That Died With Him
What a tragedy after two long years without applying a single Bhai Tika, Pushpa’s hands finally received her brother’s body during Tihar itself. This isn’t just a sentence. It’s the story…
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The Blogs: Stewardship: The Art of Responsible Leadership | Saul Paves
We are here because someone believed in us. The question then becomes: in whom do we believe? We are God’s commitment to human history. We are called to redeem the world. Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
The Bible’s First Lesson on Leadership: The…
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The Blogs: Noah and the Arks of History | Bryan Schwartz
The Bible and the later Jewish commentary contain many concepts, words, symbols that sing to each other across distance and time. A symbol, a phrase, an image from an earlier text may interact with a later one; the meaning of both is enhanced…
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The Blogs: Can a Religion Other Than Islam Ever Be Accepted? YES | Allen S. Maller
The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the first week of February of each year as Interfaith Harmony Week for all religions, faiths and beliefs with a resolution that recognized “the imperative need for dialogue among faiths and…
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The Blogs: It wasn’t supposed to end like this . . . with Bibi and Trump the heroes | Doug Greener
They didn’t want it to end this way.
The foreign foundations who have poured millions of dollars into the anti-government demonstrations over the past 34 months didn’t want it to end this way.
With Netanyahu, the leader of “the most…
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The Blogs: Choosing Life after the Unimaginable: The Courage of Eli Sharabi | Beth Kuhel
I just finished Hostage by Eli Sharabi, and I can’t stop thinking about it. This book doesn’t just tell a story — it grabs hold of your heart. It’s not easy to read, but it’s the kind of book that changes how you see life, faith,…
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The Blogs: Zohran Mamdani and the Mirage of the Radical | Tim Orr
Every generation falls in love with its own revolution. This is where each era rediscovers the intoxicating belief that moral passion alone can bend the world to its will. Societies searching for meaning turn to prophets who speak their…
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