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Shomera (Hebrew: שׁוֹמֵרָה, lit. 'Guard') is a
moshav in
northern Israel.
Located near the
Lebanese border, it
falls under the
jurisdiction of Ma'ale...
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villages were
established there, two of them
partially on Iqrit's land:
Shomera (1949;
built mainly on the
ruins of Tarbikha), and Even
Menachem (1960)...
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Jalame Haifa Camp
Yitzhak Golan Heights Mount Avital SIGINT base
Mount Avital Château Pèlerin near
Haifa Manachim Airbase Rosh
Pinna Shomera Armory Shomera...
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using white phosphorus against peacekeepers. A
Hezbollah rocket attack in
Shomera injured six
Israeli soldiers. The IDF said that it
struck Hezbollah weapons...
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agricultural watchtower (Phoenician name: shomōr; Hebrew: שומרה
shomerā; Arabic: قصر qāsr, "a castle") was a type of
building in the
ancient Middle...
- the
start of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. A
Hezbollah rocket attack in
Shomera injured six
Israeli soldiers.
Hezbollah claimed that it
inflicted casualties...
- Mattat, Netu'a) al-Ghabisiyya (Netiv
HaShayara Iqrit (Even Menachem, Goren,
Shomera)
Khirbat Iribbin (Adamit, Goren)
Khirbat Jiddin (Ga'aton, Qiryat, Yehiam)...
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twenty houses from the
village are now
occupied by the
residents of
Moshav Shomera. Some of the
roofs have been
remodeled and
given a
gabled form. Stones...
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point that
provides a view as far as Haifa.
Shlomi Aalma ech
Chaab Hanita Shomera/Boustane Shtula/Marwahin Har Adir/Rmaich Avivim/Maroun al-Ras Yiftah/Blida...
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Missiles from
Lebanon landed on open
areas in the
Israeli towns of Shtula,
Shomera and Zar'it.
Hezbollah also
launched three anti-tank
missiles at IDF positions...
