Israel Under Fire: Fundraiser Battles Hezbollah-Induced Wildfires
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The Combat Antisemitism Movement is hosting an online fundraiser to support Israelis affected by wildfires caused by attacks from Hezbollah, the Iranian proxy group that dominates Lebanon.
"Urgent: Northern Israel is under fire! Hezbollah's relentless rocket attacks are igniting devastating wildfires," the Combat Antisemitism Movement's CEO Sacha Roytman wrote on the social media platform, X.
According to the fundraiser details, between 20 and 150 rockets and drones are launched daily at northern Israel, hitting rural areas and agricultural land.
"In just the past two months, these rocket-induced fires have devastated hundreds of acres, leaving homes reduced to ashes and communities in peril," the website says. "Our firefighting efforts are critically undermined by a shortage of resources, with many affected areas being difficult to reach with traditional firefighting equipment."
Israel has been at war since Oct. 7, 2023, when the terrorist group, Hamas, conducted a surprise attack from Gaza and killed approximately 1,200 Israelis.
The war has been ongoing for months and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address Congress in July.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement's fundraiser aims to equip 33 rural communities with essential firefighting kits.
The fundraiser comes as the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues to rage on, with Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the IDF’s head spokesman, recently stating that "Whomever thinks it's possible to destroy Hamas is wrong. Hamas is an idea."
However, Glenn Beck of Blaze Media argues that Hagari's statement is "poison to the Israeli morale" and "should terrify everybody."
"This is about good versus evil ... not just for Israel. The West is riddled with supporters of Hamas and their clones. They're marching in our own streets! Do you think if Hamas is re-energized, it's going to be good for America?" he asks.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement's fundraiser is a crucial effort to support Israelis affected by the ongoing conflict and to combat the spread of antisemitism.
To donate to the fundraiser, visit the Combat Antisemitism Movement's website.
Sources:
justthenews.com
theblaze.com
korybko.substack.com
"Urgent: Northern Israel is under fire! Hezbollah's relentless rocket attacks are igniting devastating wildfires," the Combat Antisemitism Movement's CEO Sacha Roytman wrote on the social media platform, X.
According to the fundraiser details, between 20 and 150 rockets and drones are launched daily at northern Israel, hitting rural areas and agricultural land.
"In just the past two months, these rocket-induced fires have devastated hundreds of acres, leaving homes reduced to ashes and communities in peril," the website says. "Our firefighting efforts are critically undermined by a shortage of resources, with many affected areas being difficult to reach with traditional firefighting equipment."
Israel has been at war since Oct. 7, 2023, when the terrorist group, Hamas, conducted a surprise attack from Gaza and killed approximately 1,200 Israelis.
The war has been ongoing for months and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address Congress in July.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement's fundraiser aims to equip 33 rural communities with essential firefighting kits.
The fundraiser comes as the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues to rage on, with Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the IDF’s head spokesman, recently stating that "Whomever thinks it's possible to destroy Hamas is wrong. Hamas is an idea."
However, Glenn Beck of Blaze Media argues that Hagari's statement is "poison to the Israeli morale" and "should terrify everybody."
"This is about good versus evil ... not just for Israel. The West is riddled with supporters of Hamas and their clones. They're marching in our own streets! Do you think if Hamas is re-energized, it's going to be good for America?" he asks.
The Combat Antisemitism Movement's fundraiser is a crucial effort to support Israelis affected by the ongoing conflict and to combat the spread of antisemitism.
To donate to the fundraiser, visit the Combat Antisemitism Movement's website.
Sources:
justthenews.com
theblaze.com
korybko.substack.com
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