American aid worker in Libya: US bars my return
Lina Tarhuni Jamal Tarhuni from Portland, Ore. is photographed with a Libyan boy injured during the fighting in March
February 3, 2012
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Exclusive: Israel Warns US Jews: Iran Could Strike Here
Israeli facilities in North America — and around the world — are on high alert, according to an internal security document obtained by ABC News that predicted the threat from Iran against Jewish targets will increase. “We predict that the threat on our sites around the world will increase … on both our guarded sites and 'soft' sites,” stated a letter circulated by the head of security for the Consul General for the Mid-Atlantic States, Eliran Avitan. Guarded sites refers to government facilities like embassies and consulates, while 'soft sites' means Jewish synagogues, and schools, as well as community centers like the one hit by a terrorist bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994 that killed 85 people
February 3, 2012
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What Will Happen if US Caves to Muslim Pressure to Change Laws – A Warning – Video
30-10-2011 18:49 Here’s what happens if this country goes the way of Britain and, for instance, caves in to Muslim pressure to change our laws and customs to suit new arrivals, such as is threatened in Minneapolis. There it is Somali-Muslims who want to dictate rules about who can be carried in a taxicab, and who taxi drivers must carry or lose their license. In Britain this creeping Islamization has hit the public schools, according to a new study, where teachers are avoiding some subjects in history, such as the Holocaust.
February 3, 2012
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Netherlands Returns Two Paintings Looted by Hermann Goering to Jewish Heir
Enlarge image “Portrait of a Man With a Dog” Dutch Restitutions Committee via Bloomberg The anonymous 16th-century painting, “Portrait of a Man With a Dog,'' will be returned by the Dutch government to the heirs of a Jewish antiques dealer who survived the Nazi occupation of Paris. The painting was looted by Hermann Goering for his country estate. The anonymous 16th-century painting, “Portrait of a Man With a Dog,'' will be returned by the Dutch government to the heirs of a Jewish antiques dealer who survived the Nazi occupation of Paris.
February 2, 2012
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ISRAEL-OPT: Key West Bank settlement outpost slated for evacuation
The issue of Israeli settlers in the West Bank has long been a major obstacle to improved Israeli-Palestinian relations RAMALLAH, 1 February 2012 (IRIN) – Israel’s High Court of Justice has ordered Israeli settlers in the Migron settlement outpost in the West Bank to leave by 31 March in response to a 2006 petition filed by seven Palestinian landowners and Israeli pressure group Peace Now.
February 2, 2012
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Exposing Perverts Behind US Civil Code 42 USC 666 (PGSL) – Video
06-09-2011 13:10 United States Civil Code 42 USC 666 Employing Criminals and Perverts Who Enjoy The Wages and Benefits of Legalised Child Trafficking In The Courts That Are Making Merchandise of Children. The September 11th Attacks Left Hundreds of Children Fatherless And The 42 USC 666 Attacks Left Hundreds of Thousands of Children Fatherless And Is Directly and InDirectly Responsible For Many Parental Suicides And Mass Family Murders Currently Being Covered Up By The US Government
February 1, 2012
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Israeli PM wins primary race, offers settler grants
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won the leadership race of his Likud Party over his ultranationalist rival early today, hours after his government approved new incentives to entice people to move to West Bank settlements. While Netanyahu was expected to win the leadership race decisively, a relatively strong showing by his ultranationalist rival, Moshe Feiglin suggested that many Likud voters consider the prime minister too soft on peacemaking with the Palestinians
February 1, 2012
Tags: a-future-state-, a-separate-move, a-single-state, country, european, ghassan-khatib, government, Israel, israeli, leadership, palestinians, parties, prime, prime-minister, west Posted in: West Bank Comments Closed
Israeli gov't offers incentives to settlers
(AP) JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has made two overtures to West Bank settlers in the run-up to his party's leadership race on Tuesday: It's offering financial incentives to encourage people to move to settlements and opening the door to legalizing rogue settler outposts. The gestures appear to be aimed at appeasing hardline elements in the ruling Likud Party who are sympathetic to settlers. While Netanyahu is expected to win the leadership race, a relatively strong showing by his ultranationalist rival would suggest many Likud voters consider the prime minister too soft on peacemaking with the Palestinians
January 31, 2012
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Restoring oil output key to Libya's recovery: IMF
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Restoring oil and gas production in Libya is key to rebuilding the country and reviving the economy after an eight-month civil war, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday, while it warned the government's finances remained “precarious.” The IMF forecast that Libya's economic activity would recover in 2012 as more oil production comes on stream and the government's …
January 31, 2012
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Iran: Nuclear inspectors can extend their visit
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's official news agency reports that the country's foreign minister has said that inspectors from the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog can extend an ongoing visit to the Islamic Republic. The Monday report by IRNA says Ali Akbar Salehi told Turkish TRT TV in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, that the three-day visit by International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors that started Sunday can be extended “if they desire.” The remarks appear to be part of a show of flexibility and transparency by Tehran during the IAEA inspection tour, which could greatly influence the direction and urgency of U.S.-led efforts to rein in Iran's ability to enrich uranium.
January 30, 2012
Tags: allegations, british, energy, ethiopia, europe, france, government, information, news, south-africa, strait, tehran Posted in: Iran Comments Closed
Jewish settlers defy Migron evacuation plans
MIGRON OUTPOST, West Bank: Religious nationalists living in a rogue settlement on a wind-swept West Bank hilltop are defying the Israeli government’s plans to evict them, setting up a showdown that has threatened to rip the ruling coalition apart. The outcome could hurt Israel internationally should it choose to again flout its 2003 promise to Washington to knock down Migron and other unauthorized settler enclaves built on land Palestinians claim for a future state. The government says the settlers of Migron – 100 adults and 200 children living in a jumble of cramped trailers – seized the territory unlawfully in 2001 from private Palestinian landowners
January 29, 2012
Tags: a-future-state-, a-legal-gimmick, a-social-worker, facebook, government, Israel, Jewish, migron, palestinian, ruling, settler-, supreme-court, unauthorized Posted in: Jewish Comments Closed
Gay Friendly Tel Aviv Gains Admirers, Critics – Video
24-01-2012 18:39 Tel Aviv, Israel is a gay-friendly resort city that attracts liberal tourists from around the world. Critics say the government is using the progressive hot spot to draw attention away from alleged human rights abuses against Palestinians
January 29, 2012
Tags: alleged-human, around-the-world, away-from, from-around, government, Israel, liberal-tourists, palestinians, progressive, resort-city, rights-abuses, say-the, using-the, using-the-progressive Posted in: Tel Aviv Comments Closed
Libya: Justice Ministry to take over prisons
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Libya's deputy justice minister says his government has begun taking control of makeshift prisons in the country after human rights organizations complained of rampant torture of inmates. Minister Khalifa Ashour said Sunday that judicial police are now in charge of some prisons. There was no information of how many of the prisons were under government control
January 29, 2012
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Dimitry Klenskij: Estonia: why Russians would envy the Jews?
At the opening of the Holocaust Gallery in the center of the Jewish community in Tallinn Estonian Prime Minister Andrus Ansip (Andrus Ansip) was, according to the Internet-portal of the rus.Delfi, “mourning and pain, which caused the local Jewish community, Holocaust”. But no mention or repentance (throughout the Holocaust is to blame) for complicity in the destruction of the civilian population of the Estonians, including Estonian Jews, with the arrival of the Germans were not able to leave Estonia. Moreover, the BNS news agency quoted the head of Government: “the crimes committed by totalitarian regimes, have no statute of limitations, there is no justification, and Estonia their uniquely condemned”
January 29, 2012
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Bombs in the Sinai Desert Fuel Israel Fence-Building on Border With Egypt
Enlarge image Bombs in Sinai Fuel Israel Fence-Building on Egypt Border Charly Wegman/AFP/Getty Images A new border fence in seen along the Israel-Egypt border 20 kms north of the Red Sea resort of Eilat. A new border fence in seen along the Israel-Egypt border 20 kms north of the Red Sea resort of Eilat. Photographer: Charly Wegman/AFP/Getty Images Enlarge image Bombs in Sinai Fuel Israel Fence-Building on Egypt Border Flames rise from a pipeline that delivers gas to Israel and Jordan after it was hit by an explosion some 40 kilometres west of the town of Al-Arish in the north of the Sinai peninsula, early on November 10, 2011.
January 25, 2012
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Libya says will strike back if Kadhafi men behind unrest
Libya said it will strike back if diehards of slain dictator Moamer Kadhafi were behind deadly clashes in his former bastion of Bani Walid , where confusion reigned Tuesday as to who was behind the unrest. Five people were killed and several wounded on Monday when fighting erupted in the town, which local officials said began with an attack by supporters of Kadhafi against a base of former rebels. Those claims were strongly denied by Interior Minister Fawzi Abdelali late Monday, while an AFP correspondent who visited the town the same day said it was unclear who controlled it
January 24, 2012
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Video: Tel Aviv becomes hotbed for gay tourism
Tel Aviv, Israel is a gay-friendly resort city that attracts liberal tourists from around the world. Critics say the government is using the progressive hot spot to draw attention away from alleged human rights abuses against Palestinians.
January 24, 2012
Tags: alleged-human, around-the-world, away-from, from-around, government, hot-spot, liberal-tourists, palestinians, resort-city, rights-abuses, say-the, the-world, using-the, using-the-progressive Posted in: Tel Aviv Comments Closed
Tel Aviv emerges as top gay tourist destination
By ARON HELLER Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) – Tel Aviv has long been a gay paradise, one of the few places in the Middle East where gays feel free to walk hand-in-hand and kiss in public. Now, thanks to its balmy climate, vibrant nightlife and a creative government-backed branding campaign, the city has become one of the world's top gay tourist destinations. As always in the Middle East, however, conflict is never far away, and some critics have accused Israel of using such tolerance as a way to divert attention from alleged transgressions against Palestinians
January 24, 2012
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Thai support for Palestine welcomed
The Muslim community in Thailand and academics have welcomed the government's decision to officially recognise the state of Palestine, saying it would make Thailand “a friend” in the eyes of the Muslim world.
January 20, 2012
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'Thailand recognizes Palestine as independent state'
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday thanked the government of Thailand after it apparently decided to recognize Palestine as an independent state. Thai officials were unavailable for comment.
January 20, 2012
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Britain scraps Libya torture probe
An inquiry into allegations of British complicity in torture is to be scrapped following the start of a fresh criminal probe into claims of ill-treatment in Libya, the government said Wednesday.
January 18, 2012
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Israel rattled as hackers hit bourse, banks, El Al
Hackers disrupted online access to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, El Al Airlines and three banks on Monday in what the government described as a cyber-offensive against Israel. The attacks came just days …
January 16, 2012
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Israel accused of building record number of homes – Video
10-01-2012 13:32 www.euronews.net Israel’s Peace Now movement has accused the government of Benjamin Netanyahu of overseeing a record year in settlement building on West Bank land claimed by the Palestinians. Peace Now says new building starts jumped by 20 percent in 2011. Building of Jewish homes on occupied land is one of the main reasons cited by the Palestinians for refusing to resume peace talks.
January 12, 2012
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Palestine News & Info Agency – WAFA – West Jerusalem Councilman Denies Relation to Gandhi Statue
JERUSALEM, January 11, 2012 (WAFA) – West Jerusalem councilman Meir Margalit from the leftist Meretz party denied reports that he proposed to build a statue for the late Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi on an East Jerusalem plot to be seized by the government, according to a statement he published in the local Palestinian papers on Wednesday.
January 11, 2012
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Israel reports disagreements in nascent peace push, hopes gaps can be overcome
JERUSALEM — Disagreements have already emerged in nascent negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, an Israeli official said Tuesday, but he said his government remains committed to a year-end target to reaching a final peace deal. Read full article > >
January 10, 2012
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