Israelis, who have a penchant for target practice, have posed a serious problem. A shortage of shooting ranges especially in the Jerusalem district has led some civilians to engage in some wild shooting and thereby endanger lives, Knesseter Eliezer Ronnen reported to the Knesset. He noted that close to 100,000 Israelis are licensed to hold firearms, and demanded that more shooting ranges be set up.
Featured Stories
-
Hug a chicken and 4 other twists on traditional High Holidays rituals
-
Why Obama's former speechwriter calls him the most Jewish president ever
-
We have seen the future, and it looks Orthodox
-
How Houston's synagogues are handling the High Holidays after Harvey
-
I'm Israeli, and Rosh Hashanah is just not the same in the US
