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Leading Israeli gaming firm CrazyLabs acquired by Swedish company

Leading Israeli gaming firm CrazyLabs acquired by Swedish company
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A Negev police operation nearly foiled the establishment of the new government

A Negev police operation nearly foiled the establishment of the new government
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Hundreds rally outside home of Yamina MK, urge him to vote down coalition

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Thousands of Israeli Jews Purchase Guns following Guardians of the Walls Pogroms | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | David Israel | 16 Sivan 5781 – May 27, 2021

Haredi resident of Beitar Illit at a gun range in Gush Etzion. According to Israel’s Homeland Security Ministry, in the last two weeks, since the riots in the mixed cities, more than 2,700 civilians have applied for a firearms license. In Israel, there are currently about 145,000 civilians with a personal weapons license, in addition to the security forces. Homeland Security Minister Amir Ohana recently extended a regulation that allows security guards to carry their weapons outside work hours. Ohana advocates making weapon possession easier, and last week tweeted: that “law-abiding citizens carrying weapons are a force-multiplier for the authorities, for immediate neutralization of threats and danger.” The police appear to support Ohana’s position.

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