Tag: Eco-terrorism

The Be’eri Forest is the centerpiece of the annual Scarlet South Festival when the stunning crimson anemones bloom after the rainy season.

While firefighters were battling the blaze in two locations, another fire broke out in a third location.

The ship turned off their tracking system near Israel, dumped hundreds of tons of Iranian crude oil off of Israel's coast, and sailed to Syria and back to Iran.

Ari Fuld is on the scene in Gush Etzion with a live report.

Hundred of acres of Israeli farmland and forest have been burned down in the past few weeks by the Gazans, forcing some of the farmers to harvest their wheat early to rescue the crop from eco-terrorism attacks.

The damage was estimated in the tens of thousands of dollars; the loss of the wheat harvest so close to the harvest has cost the farmers – and the state – dearly.

The Gazan fire kites have already burned up hundreds of acres of fields, farmland and forests along the Gaza border.

“It will not break us and we will continue to work our lands up to the last meter."

The Be’eri Forest fire had begun burning out of control early on, and raged for some six hours, according to local sources.

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon and the Israel Tax Authority issued the determination, enabling farmers and other victims to be entitled to compensation under the property tax law.

Entire forests planted by JNF-KKL are being stripped bare.

Nachal Prat has turned black from the sewage dumped into it.

The "bag tax" is eco-terrorism against the Israeli consumer. Have our MK's reviewed any studies on its environmental impact, or is it all just touchy-feely?