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BDS-Fail News
We need some good news for midweek too, not just for Fridays, especially after the very difficult last few days. With the anger at John Kerry for threatening Israel with a boycott if we do not capitulate to his “peace” … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Boycotts and BDS
Tagged #BDSfail, academia, Ahava, Australia, BDS, Boutique Katom, boycotts, Britain, buycott, Dahn Hiuni, France, Jake Lynch, Judea and Samaria, RDS, settlements, Shurat HaDin, SodaStream, Veolia
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Latest Antisemitism News – Updated
Here is a round-up of assorted antisemitic incidents that have taken place around the world in the last couple of weeks. Update: From yesterday’s Times of Israel: Pig’s heads sent to Rome synagogue and the Israeli embassy in Rome. From … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism
Tagged anti-Israel, anti-Zionism, antisemitism, Britain, David Ward, Economist, Grahame Morris, Jack Straw, Labour Party, Nazis, Nicolas Anelka, parliament, quenelle, sports
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Or else what Mr. Hague?
Britain’s Foreign Secretary William Hague made a very undiplomatic, almost overt threat against Israel today not to undermine the Iranian nuclear deal: Britain’s Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Monday that Israel should avoid taking any action that would undermine … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations
Tagged Britain, centrifuges, deal, France, Iran, Israel, negotiations, nuclear weapons, William Hague
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After UK intervention is voted down, only the French will ally with America?!
The news overtook me as I was writing my earlier post about the possible blowback on Israel from an American and Allied attack on Syria. Overnight we learned that the House of Commons (the British Parliament) voted No and rejected … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged America, Britain, chemical weapons, civil war, David Cameron, House of Commons, parliament, Syria, UK, US, vote
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Where is world outrage at Syrian and Iranian threats against Israel?
The possibilities, perils and permutations of an Allied attack on Syria in response to its chemical weapons attack have been discussed endlessly in the media as well as in Parliaments across the Western world. I addressed some of these issues … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations
Tagged allies, America, Britain, chemical weapons, civil war, Europe, gas masks, Hezbollah, Iran, missiles, Syria, West
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