Tag Archive | "Israel"
Posted on 17 May 2013. Tags: arms sales, Bashar al-Assad, Bill Gates, draft, fascism, Golden Dawn, Google tax evasion, Greek Parliament, Hitchhiker Kai, Hitler, international outrage, Internet star, Israel, Israel Defense Forces, Kentucky, Monsanto Protection Act Repeal, Murder, murder suspect, New Jersey, Public Accounts Committee, Russia, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Town outcast, UK, Ultra Orthodox Jews, United Kingdom, World's Richest Man 2013
Greek Golden Dawn MP Shouts ‘Heil Hitler’ During Parliamentary Session Russia Confused About International Outrage Over Syrian Arms Sales UK Public Accounts Committee Chairperson Margaret Hodges Tells Google: ‘You Do Evil’ in Underpaying Taxes Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel Protest Israeli Defense Ministry Plans to Draft Them Bashar Al-Assad Winning in Syrian Civil War Internet Sensation, [...]
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Posted on 15 May 2013. Tags: Airstrikes, Argentina, Argentine courts, Britain, Brits, China, Czech pharmacies, Dalai Lama, Doctor Who, England, Gaza, inflation, internet control, Israel, Japan, Kentucky Fried Chicken, KFC, medical marijuana, Norwich, OECD, Okinawa, Peru, Rich-poor divide, Sci Fi Convention, smugglers, Star Wars, Syria, Tibetan monk, UK, United Kingdom
Smuggling Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Into Gaza Tibetan Monk in Possession of Tapes of the Dalai Lama Beaten to Death 11 Governments Meeting in Peru to Discuss Control Over the Internet Czech Pharmacies Dispensing Medical Marijuana OECD Claims Rich-Poor Divide Widening Brits Financially Lacking Compared to Neighbors Star Wars and Doctor Who Fans Battle at [...]
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Posted on 28 January 2013. Tags: Asia, Assad regime, Bashar al-Assad, Benjamin Netanyahu, Chemical Weapons, Collapse, Containment, Hezbollah, Israel, Middle East, Military Strike, Nuclear Weapons, Silvan Shalom, Syria, Syrian rebels, vice premier, weapons of mass destruction, wmds
Silvan Shalom, Israel’s vice premier, said that if it appeared that the Syrian government was losing control of its chemical weapons stockpile in its struggle against rebels fighting against the government of Bashar al-Assad that Israel would launch military strikes on those bases. Silvan Shalom was commenting on a report that leaked to the [...]
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Posted on 24 January 2013. Tags: Ariel Sharon, Asia, Benjamin Netanyahu, Elections, Government, Israel, Israeli, Israeli government, Israeli parliament, Kadima, Knesset, Labor Party, Likud, Middle East, Netanyahu, parties, Politicians, politics, Prime Minister, Shelly Yechimovich, There is a Future, Yair Lapid, Yesh Atid
Benjamin Netanyahu’s slim electoral victory means that the next coalition government in Israel’s Knesset will be less-inclined to cater to the interests of the far-right. Even though he will remain in power, exit polls have revealed that his party has lost up to 25% of their seats in the Israeli parliament. With less of [...]
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Posted on 22 January 2013. Tags: Fordo, Holloman Air Force Base, Iran, Israel, massive ordnance penetrator, MOP bomb, North America, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Weapons Development, Operational Test and Evaluation office, Pentagon, United States, United States Air Force, United States Defense Department, US, USA, USAF, Weapons Development, White Sands Missile Range
The Pentagon’s latest weapon, the massive ordnance penetrator, could be deployed in theaters like Iran where it would destroy underground nuclear research facilities and bunkers. The US Defense Department’s Operational Test and Evaluation office stated that the 15-ton MOP bomb is now ready for field use after a series of successful tests at Holloman Air [...]
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Posted on 26 September 2012. Tags: Benjamin Netanyahu, conflict, Espionage, Fordow, Iran, Iranian Nuclear Program, Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program, Israel, Middle East, politics, United States, US, US-Israeli alliance, US-Israeli relations
Iranian Revolutionary Guards reportedly discovered a listening device at the Fordow Nuclear Site disguised as a rock. When the soldiers attempted to move the rock it exploded. The transmitting device within was capable of intercepting computer transmissions.
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Posted on 12 March 2012. Tags: Christian Churches, Christian Holy Sites, Graffiti, Holy Land, Israel, Jewish Extremists, Middle East, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Tolerance, Vandalism, Vatican
The Vatican’s custodian of religious sites in the Holy Land, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, has requested that Israel’s President Shimon Peres defend Christian holy sites in Israel from vandalism by Jewish extremists. This request follows an incident in February in which two churches were defaced with graffiti in Jerusalem. Peres has promised that Israeli police will redouble [...]
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Posted on 11 March 2012. Tags: arms sales, DPRK, Iran, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Middle East, North Korea, Nuclear Weapons Program, secret nuclear weapons test, United States, US-Israel
Reports emerge that link the reclusive communist dictatorship in East Asia to the Islamic Republic of Iran and they conclude that not only is North Korea helping Iran develop nuclear weapons but also secretly testing those weapons for them. A security briefing in the Congressional Quarterly asserts that the D.P.R.K. may have tested two nuclear devices [...]
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Posted on 10 March 2012. Tags: Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, conflict, Iran, Iranian Nuclear Program, Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program, Israel, Middle East, politics, United States, US, US-Israeli alliance, US-Israeli relations
To what extent can Israel exercise unilateral action in the face of external threats like the Iranian nuclear program without angering its longstanding ally the United States? An article from Gideon Levy for Haaretz claims that Israel is the “cricket chirping in the background about Iran,” a small state increasingly forced into a position in [...]
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Posted on 29 December 2011. Tags: Beit Shemesh, Haredi, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Middle East, President Shimon Peres, ultra-Orthodox Jewish Extremism
Israeli President Shimon Peres has joined others urging Israelis to take part in a rally protesting ultra-Orthodox Jewish extremism following persecution of a women by ultra-Orthodox Jewish men. The rally is being held against ultra-Orthodox extremism in the wake of attacks against eight-year old Na’ama Margolese. Attendance will exceed 10,000 people and further it will take place [...]
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