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Israel Air Force bombs Syrian “military research” center
What was this military center that the Israeli Air Force apparently bombed last night? Was it connected to Syria’s huge chemical weapons stores? Probably. Israeli warplanes attacked a military research center in Damascus province at dawn on Wednesday, Syria’s military … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Arab Spring, chemical weapons, Damascus, gas masks, Hezbollah, IAF, Jamraya, Lebanon, missiles, Russia, Syria
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Murder and Mayhem in the Middle East – but it’s Israeli houses that upset the world
In case the news had passed people by, here is a reminder of what’s been going on in the Middle East over the last few days: In Egypt, President Mohammed Morsi has appropriated all ruling powers for himself, crowning himself … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Arab Spring, chemical weapons, E-1, Egypt, Har Homa, Jerusalem, Jordan, Judea and Samaria, Maaleh Adumim, Middle East, Mohammed Morsi, settlements, Syria
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Good News Friday
Here’s this week’s Good News Friday installment. The most important news of this week was the launch of BBC Watch, a sister site to CiFWatch (which monitors the Guardian). BBC Watch describes its mission thus: In its editorial guidelines, the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism, Mideast news, Technology
Tagged Abdulateef al-Mulhim, Arab News, Arab Spring, Arabs, Ariel University, BBC, BBC Watch, biomed, cancer, radiation
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Other Middle East news from this week
There have been several very important events in the Middle East over the last week that have been overshadowed by the tragedy of the Bulgarian bus bombing. Here is a summary of sorts: The most important event, with the greatest … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged Arab Spring, Bashar Assad, Damascus, Egypt, Omar Suleiman, Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, Syria
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Elections and chaos in Egypt
The Arab Spring, which started in Tunisia but whose most dramatic outcome was felt in Egypt with the downfall of Hosni Mubarak, has clouded over once again. In the chaos that has ensued since the courts dissolved the Egyptian Parliament … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Ahmed Shafiq, Arab Spring, Egypt, elections, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, parliament, President
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