Hamas claims to have captured an Israeli-trained dolphin armed with a weapon that was intended to be used to kill militants.
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Israel accused of
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| Israel accused of training spy dolphins |
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Israel accused of
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| In a bizarre incident, Hamas claims to have captured an Israeli-trained dolphin armed with a weapon intended to kill militants. The Al-Qassam Brigades reportedly captured a heavily-armed dolphin off the coast of Gaza. A photo released by the terrorist group shows a harness fitted to the nose of a dolphin with a gun-like device attached. Both the Israel Defense Forces and Mossad have declined to comment. The Russian Navy appears to have an active marine mammal program, and there have been reports of Israeli-training marine mammals performing specialized missions in the past. To date, no other information has been released to corroborate Hamas' claims in this somewhat fishy-sounding case. |
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Afghan refugees net $500k
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Afghan refugees net $500k donation from Israel |
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| The Israeli Foreign Ministry has announced it will be donating $500,000 to support Afghan refugees in Tajikistan who fled their home country following the brutal Taliban takeover in the aftermath of the rapid US withdrawal in August. “Israel is committed to supporting Afghanistan refugees and to improving vital health care services in host communities,” said Foreign Ministry Director Alon Ushpiz. “Men, women and children fleeing their homes must be protected and given hope for better days ahead.” The generous donation is the first of its kind to come from the Israeli Foreign Ministry and indicates the willingness of Israel to extend a helping hand to human beings in need, wherever they may be. |
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