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The Day In Israel: Sunday Feb 21st, 2010
Britian’s Sunday Times seems to have it all worked out.
In early January two black Audi A6 limousines drove up to the main gate of a building on a small hill in the northern suburbs of Tel Aviv: the headquarters of Mossad, the Israeli secret intelligence agency, known as the “midrasha”.
Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, [...]
The Day In Israel: Tuesday Feb 16th, 2010
Currently in Russia, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu Monday told Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that we are not pleased with their relations with Hamas. But since they exist..
A senior source in Netanyahu’s entourage said the Israeli leader urged Medvedev not to legitimize Hamas. “We are not pleased with your relations with Hamas,” he quoted Netanyahu [...]
The Day In Israel: Monday Feb 15th, 2010
With Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu set to visit Russia, senior Russian security officials said that Moscow sees no reason to delay the sale of the powerful S-300 air-defense system to Iran.
“There is a signed contract [for the S-300 missiles] which we must follow through on, but deliveries have not started yet,” Vladimir Nazarov, deputy secretary [...]
The Day In Israel: Thursday Feb 4th, 2010
Syrian dorktator Bashar Assad has responded to recent statements by Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak by stating Israel is pushing the region towards war.
Israel is pushing the Middle East toward a new war, Syrian President Bashar Assad said on Wednesday.
“Israel is not serious about achieving peace since all facts point out that Israel is pushing [...]
The Day In Israel: Wednesday Jan 13th, 2010
After Turkey’s apology demand from Israel following Deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon’s treatment of the Turkish ambassador to Israel, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu reportedly stated he supported the Foreign Ministry’s conduct.
Nevertheless, Ayalon has apologized.
Deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon issued a special statement of apology Tuesday night for his treatment of Turkish ambassador to Israel Ahmet [...]
The Day In Israel: Tuesday Jan 12th, 2010
According to Ha’aretz, Egyptian foreign minister Aboul Gheit said that Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is ready to discuss making “Arab Jerusalem” the capital of a palestinian state, while the PA may abandon its demand for a freeze on construction in East Jerusalem if Israel eases the “blockade” on Gaza and a halt to targeted [...]
The Day In Israel: Monday Jan 11th, 2010
Following a number of days in which palestinian terrorists fired close to 20 rockets and mortar shells at Israel (prompting Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to vow to respond decisively and strongly to any attack), Israeli defense officials yesterday stated that in the event of a future conflict with Hamas, the IDF may be ordered by [...]
The Day In Israel: Sunday Jan 10th, 2010
Islamic Jihad yesterday accused Israel of trying to drag them and other terror organizations into war.
Our bad. I guess we misinterpreted all the Qassams and mortar shells launched into Israel. Not to mention their name Islamic Jihad (Jihad is a spiritual struggle).
Islamic Jihad’s Al-Quds Brigades affirmed resistance factions’ readiness to confront any attack on Gaza, [...]
The Day In Israel: Tuesday Jan 5th, 2010
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is positive about the chances of “peace talks” with the palestinians resuming soon.
“In recent weeks, I’ve had the impression there is a certain change in atmosphere, and I hope that a maturation that would enable the negotiating process to move forward has occurred,” he told a meeting of his Likud [...]
The Day In Israel: Monday Dec 28th, 2009
Head Hamashole Ismail Haniyeh appealed to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to halt the construction of an underground separation fence on the Sinai border.
In a speech marking the first anniversary of Operation Cast Lead, Ismail Haniyeh turned to “the air force hero” (Mubarak was the commander of the Egyptian Air Force during the Yom Kippur War) [...]
