Caesarea
The rare find depicts a drinking contest.
Israeli realtor Amir Davidson, who brokered the sale of a mansion in Caesarea to an American, sees it as his mission to bring Diaspora Jews to Israel.
Rear Adm. (res.) Ofer Doron, his son and two others were indicted for terrorism-related reckless behavior, attempted arson, and obstruction of justice.
The Israel Security Agency and Israel Police called it “a serious incident that represents a dangerous escalation.”
“Iran tried to eliminate the prime minister of Israel. It will not escape responsibility,” said a senior government official.
“The fact that these attacks were carried out by an Iranian proxy—Hezbollah—does not absolve Lebanon of its responsibility. And it will not be absolved.”
The armed UAV hit a building near the residence. The premier and his wife were not home at the time.
US high school phenom Max Margolis played 101 holes on the Caesarea green, representing the number of hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza.
Netanyahu was not at the residence during the incident.
A rare and dangerous tiger shark was recently spotted near Eilat.
Among the artifacts brought up are a hoard of gold and silver coins, and artifacts bearing Greek, biblical and Christian symbols.
Sotheby’s slaps $258 million price tag on Caesarea mansion
The property on sale is reportedly owned by Russian-Israeli billionaire Valery Kogan.