Is He trying to tell us something?
Above, an Israeli man watches the smoke from the wildfires that hit Haifa, Israel earlier this month, killing at 42 people and consuming some 12,000 acres. But Israel is not the only country in the Middle East that has experienced extreme weather in the last few months. All across the region, Middle Eastern cities have ...
Above, an Israeli man watches the smoke from the wildfires that hit Haifa, Israel earlier this month, killing at 42 people and consuming some 12,000 acres. But Israel is not the only country in the Middle East that has experienced extreme weather in the last few months. All across the region, Middle Eastern cities have been the victim of floods, fires, and snowstorms.
Above, an Israeli man watches the smoke from the wildfires that hit Haifa, Israel earlier this month, killing at 42 people and consuming some 12,000 acres. But Israel is not the only country in the Middle East that has experienced extreme weather in the last few months. All across the region, Middle Eastern cities have been the victim of floods, fires, and snowstorms.
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