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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
The Arrow 3 debacle
Last week Israeli defence officials announced that production of the Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system was being stepped up in the light of Iran’s aggressive posturing regarding its nuclear program. With Iran’s nuclear program in mind, Israel is stepping up … Continue reading →
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations
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Tagged Administration, Arrow 3, ballistic missile defense, Barack Obama, Iran, Jonathan Pollard, US
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Roundup of Obama’s visit
Apologies for having been offline almost the whole week. I’ve been extremely busy with Pesach preparations, plus babysitting for my grandkids while my son and very pregnant daughter-in-law (she’s in her 10th month…) went to hospital – only to be … Continue reading →
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations
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Tagged Barack Obama, Gaza, Jerusalem, peace process, President, Ramallah, rockets, settlements, speech, terrorists, US-Israel relationship
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A Palestinian airline bomber is released from US jail but Jonathan Pollard remains incarcerated
Ahead of President Barack Obama’s visit to Israel tomorrow, Israel is awash with petitions, posters and protests asking for the release of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard. Even such diverse personalities as former Israeli captive Gilad Shalit and top model … Continue reading →
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations
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Tagged Barack Obama, Jonathan Pollard, Mohammed Rashed, prison, release, spy
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President Obama’s coming to town
US President Barack Obama is coming to Israel later this week and opinions are widely divided as to whether this a Good Thing or a Bad Thing for Israel. I find that I myself cannot make up my mind either, … Continue reading →
Posted in International relations, Israel news
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Tagged Administration, Barack Obama, Israel, Judea and Samaria, President, settlements, visit
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More Israel bashing from the usual suspects
Remember Turkey? The country to whom everybody is urging Israel to apologize for defending itself against their terrorists who sent a flotilla to break Israel’s legal blockade against Hamas? Well, their outspoken Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan just went and … Continue reading →
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
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Tagged anti-semitism, anti-Zionism, Barack Obama, Hamas, Jerusalem, Judaising, Palestinians, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Temple Mount, Turkey, UN, Waqf
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Hagel has learned the wrong lessons from the 1956 Suez Crisis
A fascinating insight into the mindset of Chuck Hagel, the candidate for US Secretary of Defence, and by extension the motivations behind US foreign policy under Barack Obama , is brought to us by David Ignatius of the Washington Post … Continue reading →
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
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Tagged 1956, Barack Obama, Charles Hagel, Chuck Hagel, Eisenhower., Ike, Middle East, Secretary of Defence, Suez crisis, US politics
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Who’s meddling in Israel’s elections?
The Israeli general elections are just around the corner, due to take place next Tuesday, 22nd January. Campaigning is in high gear and party political broadcasts are dominating the media in all its forms. All this is perfectly acceptable in … Continue reading →
Posted in International relations, Israel news
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Tagged Barack Obama, Daniel Gordis, Ehud Olmert, elections, Israeli politics, Palestine, Palestinians, peace process, Shimon Peres, Yuval Diskin
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Middle East roundup and US political nominations
While we were splashing in the rain puddles and wallowing in the snow, life in the rest of the Middle East continued to roil with violence. Additionally political appointments with serious implications for Israel look more and more likely. Here’s … Continue reading →
Posted in International relations, Israel news, Mideast news
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Tagged Barack Obama, Charles Hagel, CIA, E1, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, John Brennan, John Kerry, Jordan, Palestinians, petition, Secretary of Defence, Secretary of State, Syria
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Explaning the uneasiness about the ceasefire
In my previous post I spelled out quite clearly my own, very negative and suspicious, feelings on the subject of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. I am not alone in these sentiments. I bring you here a … Continue reading →
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news, Terrorism
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Tagged Barack Obama, ceasefire, David Horovitz, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, IDF, Israel, Melanie Phillips, missiles, rockets, south
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Pillar of Cloud: And on the 7th day the rocket fire increased dramatically
Today is the 7th day of Operation Pillar of Cloud (or Pillar of Defense) but instead of resting, the Hamas terrorists in Gaza are pounding southern Israel with a huge and constant barrage of missiles. From the Muqata’s live-blog (as … Continue reading →
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news, Terrorism
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Tagged Administration, Barack Obama, Beer Sheva, ceasefire, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, missiles, Operation Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets, US
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