Palestinian society either must revolt against Hamas or demand that the elected Palestinian government of Hamas end the war against the Jews of Israel -- or else Israel will.
Palestinians initiated this war and are committed to the annihilation of the Jewish state. The hundreds of Palestinian deaths and all future casualties are their responsibility...
Read more Who is to blame for attacks?
Source: miami herald
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Frontline medics go underground
The largest hospital on Israel's southern coast has gone underground. Wary of a rocket strike against it from the nearby Gaza Strip, Ashkelon's Barzilai Hospital has moved its most essential departments into an underground bomb shelter...
Read more medics go underground
Source: New Zealand Herald
Read more medics go underground
Source: New Zealand Herald
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Israel vow to continue until Hamas is crushed
ISRAEL has vowed to continue its bombardment of the Gaza Strip until it has demolished the military capacity of the governing Hamas regime.
Israeli jets and navy vessels kept up the attacks on targets in Gaza yesterday morning as the death toll reached 310 with more than 900 wounded.
Read more Israel to continue until Hamas is crushed
Source: canberra times
Israeli jets and navy vessels kept up the attacks on targets in Gaza yesterday morning as the death toll reached 310 with more than 900 wounded.
Read more Israel to continue until Hamas is crushed
Source: canberra times
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ehud olmert,
gaza,
hamas,
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israel
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Israel Attacks Gaza. 100 Areas Bombed
Israel's foreign minister brushed off a call for restraint from Egypt's president, and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made a direct appeal to Gaza's people to pressure their leaders to stop the barrages.
But the attacks showed no signs of ending. By nightfall, three rockets and 15 mortar shells had exploded in Israel…
Read more Israel closer to Gaza invasion
Source: ap
But the attacks showed no signs of ending. By nightfall, three rockets and 15 mortar shells had exploded in Israel…
Read more Israel closer to Gaza invasion
Source: ap
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ehud olmert,
gaza strip,
israel,
israeli,
palestinian
Friday, December 26, 2008
Pope urges solidarity in difficult economic times
Pope Benedict XVI warned in his Christmas message that the world was headed toward ruin if selfishness prevails over solidarity during tough economic times for rich and poor nations.
“In each of these places may the light of Christmas shine forth and encourage all people to do their part in a spirit of authentic solidarity,” he said.
Read more Pope urges solidarity
Source: boston herald
“In each of these places may the light of Christmas shine forth and encourage all people to do their part in a spirit of authentic solidarity,” he said.
Read more Pope urges solidarity
Source: boston herald
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pope benedict xvi,
the pope,
u.s. economy,
world economy
Economy slows population growth in U.S.
Most southern and western states aren't growing nearly as fast as they were at the start of the decade, pausing a long-term trend fueled by the desire for open spaces and warmer climates, according to population estimates released Monday by the Census Bureau…
Read more 304 million people in U.S.
Source: ap
Read more 304 million people in U.S.
Source: ap
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u.s. census,
u.s. populations
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Bush aide pleads guilty to theft
Felipe Sixto pleaded guilty to theft from a federally aided program in front of U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton. He said little during the plea hearing except "Yes, sir" and "Guilty, sir" when asked by the judge about the charge…
Read more Bush aide pleads guilty
Source: ap
Read more Bush aide pleads guilty
Source: ap
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Unemployment increases in UK
"Unemployment is normally a lagging indicator so to see so many job losses this early in the cycle is extremely worrying."..
Read more Unemployment increases
Source: bbc news
Read more Unemployment increases
Source: bbc news
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recession,
u.s. economy,
unemployed,
united kingdom,
world economy
Monday, December 22, 2008
The secret of Google's juice?
To pick one example: YouTube isn't a content portal but part of a strategy to "monitor key content and audience hubs". Organise information, give access to information and then monetise that through various audience tools…..
Read more Google's secret juice
Source: pda the digital content blog
Read more Google's secret juice
Source: pda the digital content blog
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google,
google's secret juice,
the internet
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Emanuel talked directly to gov: source
A source with the Obama camp strongly denied Emanuel spoke with the governor directly about the seat, saying Emanuel only spoke with Blagojevich once recently to say he was taking the chief of staff post.
Read more Emanuel + Blagojevich=trouble
Source: Chicago sun times
Read more Emanuel + Blagojevich=trouble
Source: Chicago sun times
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barack obama,
emanuel,
impeach blagojevich,
rod blagojevich
Saturday, December 20, 2008
The Pentagon and the torture report
Most Americans have long known that the horrors of Abu Ghraib were not the work of a few low-ranking sociopaths.
All but President George W. Bush's most unquestioning supporters recognized the chain of unprincipled decisions that led to the abuse, torture and death in prisons run by the American military and intelligence services…
Read more the torture report
All but President George W. Bush's most unquestioning supporters recognized the chain of unprincipled decisions that led to the abuse, torture and death in prisons run by the American military and intelligence services…
Read more the torture report
Source: international herald tribune
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bush administration,
cia,
iraq,
iraq war,
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the torture report
Friday, December 19, 2008
Barack Obama fails the test on global warming priorities
Powered by In one of his first public policy statements as America's president-elect, Barack Obama focused on climate change, and clearly stated both his priorities and the facts on which these priorities rest. Unfortunately, both are weak, or even wrong….
Read more Obama fails the test
Source: world news
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barack obama,
climate change,
global warming
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Illinois court rejects attempt to remove governor
The state's attorney general asked the court last week to impose a restraining order stripping Rod Blagojevich of the bulk of his powers while considering her request to have him temporarily replaced by the state's lieutenant governor....
Read more court rejects attempt to remove governor
Source: brietbart
Read more court rejects attempt to remove governor
Source: brietbart
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Paulson: Big Financial Firms Are Stable
Paulson also said he has no current plans to ask Congress to make the second half of the $700 billion financial rescue fund available before the Bush administration leaves office on Jan. 20. But he added that the administration was prepared to move quickly, if necessary, to tap the extra resources.....
Read more Big Financial Firms Are Stable
Source: cbs news
Read more Big Financial Firms Are Stable
Source: cbs news
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bailout,
fdic,
henry paulson,
recession,
u.s. economy,
wall street
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
US accuses Britain over military failings in Afghanistan
Robert Gates, the US Defence Secretary who has been asked to remain in his job under Barack Obama, is understood to have expressed strong reservations about counterinsurgency operations in British-controlled Helmand province...
Read more US accuses Britain of military failings
Source: world news
Monday, December 15, 2008
Israel to release Palestinian prisoners
Israel has already released hundreds of prisoners in an effort to boost support for Mr Abbas and isolate the Hamas regime that controls the Gaza Strip...
Read more Israel to release 227Palestinian prisoners
Source: belfast telegraph
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hamas,
israel,
palestinian prisoners
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Wall Street looks to Fed this week
The market, still hovering at decade lows, has yet to show any sign of a traditional year-end rally. And the next few days it will face a number of tests that could determine if investors are able to get past all the negative economic news to end the year on a bright note....
Read moreWall Street looks to Fed, auto bailout this week
Source: kansas city news
Read moreWall Street looks to Fed, auto bailout this week
Source: kansas city news
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big 3 automakers,
chrysler,
ford,
general motors,
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u.s.government,
uaw
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Europe: "We Have a Muslim Problem"
The growing Muslim presence in Europe has become a central issue for all European countries, east and west...
Read more Muslims In Europe
Source: daily news
Read more Muslims In Europe
Source: daily news
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Groping Hillary Clinton
Another casualty of the internet age: Obama's speechwriter is caught in a compromising position with a cardboard Hillary...
Read moreGroping Hillary Clinton
Source: guardian.co.uk
Read moreGroping Hillary Clinton
Source: guardian.co.uk
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groping hillary,
hillary clinton
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Was the CIA wrong (again)?
A year has passed since the release of the 2007 National Intelligence Estimate on Iran.
In a stunning departure from all the previous estimates dating back to 1997 under Presidents Clinton and Bush, it declared: "We judge with high confidence that in fall 2003, Tehran halted its nuclear weapons program."
Read more Was the CIA wrong?
Source: international herald tribune
In a stunning departure from all the previous estimates dating back to 1997 under Presidents Clinton and Bush, it declared: "We judge with high confidence that in fall 2003, Tehran halted its nuclear weapons program."
Read more Was the CIA wrong?
Source: international herald tribune
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cia,
george w. bush,
the white house,
u.s.government
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Governor of Illinois faces 'staggering' charges of corruption
Under Illinois law the governor of Obama's home state can appoint the president-elect's successor but he apparently left the aide in no doubt that his blessing would come at a price. A seat in the Senate, he explained, is "a fucking valuable thing, you just don't give it away for nothing"...
Read more Governor of Illinois faces 'staggering' charges
Source: guardian.con.uk
Read more Governor of Illinois faces 'staggering' charges
Source: guardian.con.uk
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barack obama,
governor of illinois,
rod blagojevich
Monday, December 8, 2008
Markets soar on Obama spending pledges
Commodities stocks led the rally, trimming back recent sharp declines, on bets that the US president-elect's plan to spend on infrastructure projects would boost demand for oil, steel and other raw materials. In the UK, Royal Dutch Shell, BP and Anglo American rallied more than 6 per cent as commodity prices rose. US Steel, Alcoa, and Chevron all rose strongly in the US...
Read more Markets soar
Source: the independent
Read more Markets soar
Source: the independent
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barack obama,
u.s. economy,
u.s. stock market
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Two men questioned in Mumbai attack
The arrests of the two men late Friday are believed to be the first in connection with the attacks, other than the capture of one killer during the 60-hour siege.
The men, identified as Tousif Rahaman and Sheikh Muktar, allegedly “provided (cell phone) SIM cards to the terrorists in the Mumbai attacks,” said police official Javed Shamim...
Read more Two questioned in Mumbai attack
Source: boston herald
The men, identified as Tousif Rahaman and Sheikh Muktar, allegedly “provided (cell phone) SIM cards to the terrorists in the Mumbai attacks,” said police official Javed Shamim...
Read more Two questioned in Mumbai attack
Source: boston herald
Saturday, December 6, 2008
U.S. needs to act now over economy declares Obama
America's President-elect Barack Obama has told the US the country needs to 'act and act now' to rescue the economy...
Read more U.S. needs to act now over economy declares Obama
Source: belfast telegraph
Read more U.S. needs to act now over economy declares Obama
Source: belfast telegraph
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bailout,
barack obama,
u.s. economy,
u.s. stock market
Thursday, December 4, 2008
US stocks slide on economic worry
US stocks dropped sharply Thursday after dismal economic news on both sides of the Atlantic renewed worries about the severity of a global slowdown...
Read more US stocks slide
Source: money magazine
Read more US stocks slide
Source: money magazine
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u.s. stock market,
u.s. stocks,
wall street
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Europe's big stimulus plans don't quite add up
Behind the headlines, the numbers are wispy, at best. But analysts say that the goal is often just to reassure the public.
Surveying the various European plans, Gilles Moëc, senior economist at Bank of America in London, said the total was far short of what was necessary. "The harvest is not so nice," he said....
Read more Europe's big stimulus plan
Source: international herald tribune
Surveying the various European plans, Gilles Moëc, senior economist at Bank of America in London, said the total was far short of what was necessary. "The harvest is not so nice," he said....
Read more Europe's big stimulus plan
Source: international herald tribune
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bailout,
europe,
recession,
stimulus plan
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
United States, Europe differ on engagement with Russia
The NATO alliance should be cautious in welcoming Russia as a sometime partner, and avoid overt military cooperation with fighting forces that invaded a much smaller neighbor last summer, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said...
Read more United States, Europe differ on engagement with Russia months after Georgia war
Source: star tribune.com
Read more United States, Europe differ on engagement with Russia months after Georgia war
Source: star tribune.com
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condoleezza rice,
georgia war with russia,
politics,
russia
Monday, December 1, 2008
Palin Campaigns for Chambliss
The former vice presidential candidate made her first campaign appearance since the Republican ticket of John McCain and Gov. Palin lost on Nov. 4. Gov. Palin's four stops for Sen. Chambliss underscored not only the stakes for the GOP in the Senate race but Gov. Palin's popularity within the party. She has been mentioned as a possible presidential candidate in 2012 -- a fact not lost on some Georgia voters...
Read more Palin Campaigns
Source: the wall street journal
Read more Palin Campaigns
Source: the wall street journal
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politics,
sarah palin,
Saxby Chambliss
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