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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
"It's a miracle!" - Israelis show Colombians how to grow potatoes in the desert
Breaking - Southern Israel under heavy fire, 11 wounded
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood orders Hamas to attack Israel
read more http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/officials-hamas-ordered-grad-attack-on-israel-at-request-of-muslim-brotherhood-1.436787
Monday, June 18, 2012
Israel pounded by rockets from Egypt as situation heats up
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Israel: Jesus was not born in Palestine!
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
US Ousts Israel From Counterterrorism Forum
Israel was excluded from the meeting due to fierce objections by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a Washington-based source told Globes news.
According the State Department’s website, the GCTF, which was established in September 2011, aims at “strengthening the global counterterrorism (CT) architecture in a manner that complements and reinforces the CT work of existing multilateral bodies.”
Twenty-nine countries are participating in the GCTF, ten of which are Arab and/or Muslim countries.
"The GCTF sought from the outset to bridge old and deep divides in the international community between Western donor nations and Muslim majority nations. And it has, I think, done that quite effectively," a top US official said at the press briefing prior to the opening session.
Republican politicians claim that since one third of the GCTF's members are Muslim countries, the Obama administration is trying to deepen ties with the Muslim world at Israel's expense, Globes noted.
read more http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/156733#.T9cUtLX2aAT
Friday, June 8, 2012
SHOCKER! - Obama now unsure Palestinians even want peace
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Israel: Obama to blame for crisis in Syria
read more http://www.timesofisrael.com/us-to-blame-for-inadequate-international-response-on-syria-says-former-israeli-ambassador/
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Amazing Information about Israel - you must see this
"Dear ALL
For those who BELIEVE in the Bible, the following video is NOT a great surprise.
For those who HATE the Jews, this is propaganda.
The choice is yours.
If you BELIEVE, spread the WORD and enlighten the world"
IQ Rassooli
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Canada taps in to biblical formula for prosperity
A great deal of research has gone into studying the connection between national prosperity and support for Israel. It has been heavily documented (see video below) that whenever the US favors the enemies of Israel there have been natural disasters which follow.
Now a Canadian pro-family leader is praising the Canadian foreign minister for taking a strong stand in support of Israel.
Recently The Globe and Mail reported that in a speech promoting Ottawa's plan to open an Office of Religious Freedom, Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird told a U.S. audience that Canada is taking a stronger stand on defending human rights like religious freedom.
Baird's speech dealt most extensively with the persecution of Jews and Christians. He spoke of the organized massacre of Jews during the Spanish Inquisition, and the six million who died in the 1930s and 1940s because of their religious identity. Baird said the world cannot risk appeasing "Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran now, the same way the world appeased the Nazis."
Read more http://www.onenewsnow.com/Politics/Default.aspx?id=1605998
Under the leadership of Conservative PM Stephen Harper Canada has evolved into Israel's greatest ally and has openly declared, without stipulation, her support for Israel. Whether they know it or not, Canada has employed the biblical formula for national prosperity.
¶Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that love thee.
Psalms 122:6
Monday, May 28, 2012
Sixth Trumpet Watch - Israel pins Syria massacre on Iran
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Ron Paul Supporters - Red Herring Addicts
"The Israelis have bombed a French-built nuclear plant near Iraq's capital, Baghdad, saying they believed it was designed to make nuclear weapons to destroy Israel.It is the world's first air strike against a nuclear plant.An undisclosed number of F-15 interceptors and F-16 fighter bombers destroyed the Osirak reactor 18 miles south of Baghdad, on the orders of Prime Minister Menachem Begin.The army command said all the Israeli planes returned safely.The 70-megawatt uranium-powered reactor was near completion but had not been stocked with nuclear fuel so there was no danger of a leak, according to sources in the French atomic industry.Mortal dangerThe Israeli Government explained its reasons for the attack in a statement saying: "The atomic bombs which that reactor was capable of producing whether from enriched uranium or from plutonium, would be of the Hiroshima size. Thus a mortal danger to the people of Israel progressively arose."It acted now because it believed the reactor would be completed shortly - either at the beginning of July or the beginning of September 1981.The Israelis criticised the French and Italians for supplying Iraq with nuclear materials and plegded to defend their territory at all costs.The statement said: "We again call upon them to desist from this horrifying, inhuman deed. Under no circumstances will we allow an enemy to develop weapons of mass destruction against our people."The attack took place on a Sunday, they said, to prevent harming the French workers at the site who would have taken the day off.There have been no reported casualties.The Osirak reactor is part of a complex that includes a second, smaller reactor - also French-built - and a Soviet-made test reactor already in use.Iraq denies the reactor was destined to produce nuclear weapons."
Saturday, February 25, 2012
FLASHBACK: "All the blame is on Israel" - Ron Paul
This interview with Iran's state-run PressTV ran on January 5, 2009. Ron Paul says that the U.S. should stop supporting Israel, defends Hamas, excuses suicide bombing, and calls Gaza a concentration camp: "To me, I look at it like it's a concentration camp, and people are making bombs, like, they're the aggressors?"
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Fact: Iran IS Out to Destroy Israel... the rumors are TRUE!
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Newt was RIGHT! - "Palestinian People" is a made-up designation
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
One Israeli Jew Worth a THOUSAND Palestinian Terrorists
Gilad Shalit: Israel and Hamas agree prisoner swap deal Gilad Shalit has been held by Palestinian militants for the past five years Continue reading the main story
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Israel and Hamas have agreed a deal for the release of Sgt Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier held hostage by Palestinian militants for five years.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the deal had been reached after arduous talks, and that Sgt Shalit would be back with his family "within days".
Israel is likely to release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in exchange.
Sgt Shalit was captured in a cross-border raid in 2006, and repeated attempts to free him have failed.
But Mr Netanyahu said in a national TV address: "We have concluded arduous negotiations with Hamas to release Gilad Shalit. He will be coming home in the next few days."
'Window of opportunity'
The militant group Hamas, which runs Gaza, said in a statement that there were tens of thousands of people on the streets celebrating the deal.
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Analysis
Paul Danahar
BBC Middle East Bureau Editor
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It is hard to overstate how important the fate of Gilad Shalit is to Israel.
Almost every family in the country has a son or daughter serving in the military. Shalit's capture resonates with them all. He is probably the most recognisable figure in the country.
It is for that reason that the government is ready to swap him for - according to Hamas officials -1,000 Palestinians held in Israeli jails.
But after so many false dawns why now? The timing is important because Hamas has been on the back foot in recent months after Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas's attempt to get Palestinian membership at the UN gained huge support in the occupied territories.
This is their way of showing their more violent approach can also win results. What will be key politically for both sides is how many high-profile prisoners Israel has been ready to give up.
The group's leader Khaled Meshaal appeared on TV to hail the swap deal as a victory for the Palestinian people.
He promised to carry on working to free every Palestinian prisoner held in Israeli jails.
The BBC's Jon Donnison in Jerusalem says Sgt Shalit's family and the families of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails will not believe a deal has been done until their relatives are home.
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz quoted an unnamed official in Mr Netanyahu's office as saying that "a brief window of opportunity has been opened" that could lead to Gilad Shalit's release.
The official added: "The window appeared following fears that collapsing Mid-East regimes and the rise of extremist forces would make Gilad Shalit's return impossible."
An Israeli source involved in the talks was quoted by Reuters news agency as saying that the deal called for 1,000 Palestinians prisoners to be freed in two stages.
The first involves the release of 450 for the soldier, with the remaining 550 to be freed later.
Some of the 5,000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel have been convicted of serious crimes, but others are being held without charge.
Israel's Channel 2 TV reported that both sides had shown greater flexibility in recent talks.
Indirect talks over 25-year-old Sgt Shalit's release - being mediated by Egypt and Germany - had focused on prisoner exchanges.
In October 2009, Hamas released a video of the soldier calling on Mr Netanyahu to do everything to free him.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Occupy Wall Street activist blames 'the Jews'
It was only a matter of time before activists involved in the "Occupy Wall Street" economic demonstrations began to blame "the Jews" for America's financial woes.
A YouTube video making the rounds over the weekend showed one such activist holding up a sign that read "Hitler's Bankers - Wall St" and shouting, "The Jews control Wall Street!"
The few who dared to heckle the man were told to "go to Israel."
When a liberal blogger in the crowd questioned if the man was planted by the hated right-wing Fox News, the man replied forcefully, "A f*cking Jew made that up," before resuming his chant of "Freedom of speech, freedom of speech."
While the man was mocked by several passersby, Jewish blogger JoshuaPundit noted that the majority neither said nor did anything to put an end to the anti-Jewish hate speech.
Meanwhile, Democratic congressional leader Nancy Pelosi, who has led an effort to co-opt the Occupy Wall Street movement as part of the Democratic presidential campaign, had this to say of the demonstrators: "God bless them."
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
SIXTH TRUMPET WATCH - Report: Assad threatens to attack Tel Aviv in case of NATO strike
Syrian President Bashar Assad on Tuesday threatened to set fire to the Middle East, and especially to Israel, if NATO attacks Syria, the Iranian Fars news agency reported.
In a meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Assad said: "If a crazy measure is taken against Damascus, I will need not more than six hours to transfer hundreds of rockets and missiles to the Golan Heights to fire them at Tel Aviv."
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
World opinion swings back against Israel
Even when the Palestinian regime openly identifies itself as an impossible peace partner, it never takes long before the international community finds an excuse to again blame Israel for the lack of a peace agreement.
Earlier this week, the world was taken aback by Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas' brash unilateral push for statehood at the UN. For a brief moment, the world sided with Israel as it pleaded in vain for Abbas to return to the negotiating table.
But already on Thursday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned to the familiar rhetoric, suggesting that the construction of a few apartments in Jewish neighborhoods of Jerusalem is what's really blocking peace.
"We believe that this morning's announcement by the government of Israel approving the construction of housing units in east Jerusalem is counter-productive to our efforts to resume direct negotiations between the parties," Clinton told reporters. "We have long urged both sides to avoid any kind of action which could undermine trust, including, and perhaps most particularly, in Jerusalem, any action that could be viewed as provocative by either side."
EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton and British Foreign Secretary William Hague also condemned what they called "provocative settlement activity."
The three diplomats were referring to Israel's approval of the construction of 1,100 new apartments in the southern Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo, which is already home to tens of thousands of Jews. The Palestinians claim Gilo as part of their future state, as it lies on the side of Jerusalem that was illegally occupied by Jordan prior to 1967.
It is worth pointing out that while Clinton is quick to jump on Israel for building a few apartments, she has not been consistent in calling out the "kind of action which could undermine trust" when it comes to the Palestinians.
For instance, Palestinian police forces have been operating in eastern Jerusalem in violation of signed agreements for the past couple of years. The Palestinian Authority has also resumed political activity in Jerusalem, again in violation of signed agreements.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Israel: Palestinians leave little hope for peace
For Israelis, the unilateral motion by the Palestinian Authority to gain admittance to the UN as a sovereign nation epitomized the Palestinian approach to the peace process over the entirety of the past 15 years.
In short, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put it in numerous interviews while visiting the US this week, "the Palestinians want a state, but don't want to give us peace."
On top of seeking to achieve their political goals in the absence of an agreement with Israel, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas' speech to the UN was, in most Israelis' eyes, an act of incitement.
Abbas' speech, during which he all but labeled Israel as illegitimate, "distorted the historical record and showed open hatred and hostility for the Jewish state," Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin told Japanese Ambassador Haruhisa Takeuchi on Monday.
Prior to his speech, Abbas' delegation handed out maps of "Palestine" to UN members. The maps erased Israel completely and replaced the entire Jewish state with a Palestinian one.
Rivlin concluded that Abbas' actions "leave little hope [for peace]."
Nevertheless, Netanyahu and Western leaders continue to urge Abbas to return to the negotiating table.
At the weekend, the Middle East Quartet - the US, EU, Russia and the UN - submitted a proposal for the immediate resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
The proposal calls on both sides to set aside their differences and return to the negotiating table without preconditions. The Quartet plan envisions a rapid series of meetings, including a summit in Moscow, concluding with a final status peace deal to be signed no later than December 2012.
Israeli officials responded favorably to the proposal, while the Palestinians rejected it outright.
Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Riad Malki called the Quartet proposal "incomplete" because it failed to incorporate the Palestinians' preconditions - that Israel immediately halt all Jewish building in Judea and Samaria and agree to the pre-1967 armistice lines as the future border even before negotiations have begun.
The Palestinian side's intransigence was clear for all to see.
US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro told Army Radio on Tuesday that the Palestinian insistence on preconditions is not consistent with the terms of the peace process or American policy.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman said she spoke to Abbas by telephone "insisting" that he reopen peace talks with Israel based on the Quartet's proposal.
Israeli President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shimon Peres on Monday urged Abbas to "not waste time."
Netanyahu expressed in an interview with NBC's Meet the Press his concern that Abbas and the Palestinians are trying to "detour negotiations" in such a way as to make a genuine peace impossible to achieve.
"They're trying to get a state to continue the conflict with Israel rather than to end it," stated Netanyahu.
The UN Security Council is expected to vote on the Palestinian motion for statehood in the coming weeks, but there are rumors it may purposefully delay the issue. If it does come to a vote, the US has vowed to veto the motion.