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Noam Garbi, who was seriously wounded in a terrorist car-ramming in Jerusalem two years ago, lit the Hanukkah menorah at Belev Echad Center, symbolizing the historic victory of light over darkness.
They remember waking up to the sounds of explosions the night Russia invaded and the look of fear on their parents' faces. But between the friends leaving abroad, the sirens, and the power outages they maintain hope that the Ukrainian army – "the coolest and bravest in the world" – will soon gain victory and all of Ukraine will celebrate "and dance with joy."
Altogether since the pilot's course first opened its doors to women in the late 1990s, over 70 females have completed the grueling and prestigious training program.
David Barnea also cautions Iran is intending to "expand its uranium enrichment project" and vows that the Islamic Republic "will not have nuclear weapons, not in the coming years, never, this is my commitment, this is the Mossad's commitment."
The US government is in violation of the 2018 Taylor Force Act, the plaintiffs contend.
