Last Generation Network News
December 3, 2013 –TUESDAY- Kislev 30, 5774
Vol I. No.4
ISRAEL EDITION
"Whats reported doesn't mean it's news" -MJS
HEADLINERS SECTION
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Israel has expressed serious concerns over the preliminary U.S.-Iranian agreement, which in theory will lift sanctions levied against Tehran and end its nuclear program.
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Jerusalem Post | - 9 hours ago |
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Israel must find other allies and reduce its dependence on the United States in the international arena, nearly half of Israeli Jews said in the monthly Peace Index poll published Monday by the IsraelDemocracy Institute (IDI) and Tel Aviv University ...
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Los Angeles Times | - 18 hours ago |
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Netanyahu presented the pontiff with a Spanish translation of "The Origins of the Inquisition," a book written by the Israeli leader's late father, Ben-Zion Netanyahu, an acclaimed historian known widely for his research on the topic. "To his Holiness ...
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Jerusalem Post | - 16 hours ago |
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Israel is expected to formally re-establish full ties with the UN Human Rights Council now that it received, on Monday, an invitation to the Western Eastern and Others Group in Geneva - a move that grants it national rights at the UNHRC.
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Jerusalem Post | - 1 hour ago |
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Photo: Marc Israel Sellem/The Jerusalem Post. The tension between Israel and the United States continued to escalate Tuesday when Economy and Trade Minister Naftali Bennett warned that Israel cannot rely economically too much on any one country.
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New York Times | - Dec 2, 2013 |
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Gone, it appears, is the Avigdor Lieberman who accused the Palestinian president of “diplomatic terrorism,” dismissed the prospect of peace as “decades away” and called for Arab citizens of Israelto take a loyalty oath. Instead, Mr. Lieberman said in ...
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Haaretz | - 48 minutes ago |
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Israel has improved to 36th from 39th place in Transparency International's annual Corruption Perceptions Index, still below where it ought to be, the group's CEO for Israel said Tuesday. The index ranks 177 countries and territories. Among the 34 ...
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Jerusalem Post | - Dec 1, 2013 |
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TORONTO - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed Sunday night that Israel will always be able to count on his country for support, as he announced plans to visit Israel at the beginning of next year. This will mark his first visit ever to the ...
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Washington Post | - 12 hours ago |
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Activists declared a “day of rage” in protest against the Israeli government's Bill on the Arrangement of Bedouin Settlement in the Negev, also known as the Prawer-Begin Plan, which, if implemented, will displace tens of thousands of Bedouin citizens ...
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Israeli army fired into Syria on Monday after its troops were shot at on the occupied Golan Heights, the military said.
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Jerusalem Post | - 14 hours ago |
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In a bid to thwart a draft bill defining Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people, Justice Minister Tzipi Livni will begin polling Diaspora Jews for their views on Israel's character. Livni sees Diaspora Jewry, whose conceptions of the state ...
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Jerusalem Post | - 13 hours ago |
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Between 800,000 and 1 million people of prime working age in Israel suffer from disabilities, according to a report by JDC-Israel released on Monday ahead of International Day for the Rights of People with Disabilities on Tuesday. The study found that ...
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Ya'alon initially believed that the warnings were overstated, and that Israel should continue exacting a price from Hamas, following the discovery of the cross-border tunnel in the Western Negev.
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Amnesty International | - 19 hours ago |
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28 June 2006 - Israeli aircraft fired eight missiles into the Gaza power plant, destroying all six of its transformers and putting it out of operations.
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After a meeting with Israeli President Shimon Peres in Mexico City last week, Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim HelĂº, said he was open to technology-related business proposals in Israel, especially in education, health, communications and trade, Tel ...
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Huffington Post
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Gunfire and mortar rounds from Syria have periodically hit inside the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights. Israel believes most of the fire is errant spillover from the Syrian civil war.
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The Times of Israel | - 59 minutes ago |
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Israel is perceived by local experts as being among the least corrupt countries in the Middle East but among the most corrupt in the developed world, according to a global survey of 177 countries released Tuesday by the watchdog group Transparency ...
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Gatestone Institute | - 5 hours ago |
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The Palestinians see the agreement as an opportunity to achieve their demands through international pressure, and not direct negotiations with Israel. They are also very happy to see growing tensions between the U.S. Administration and the Israeli ...
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Gaga is not the only pop music superstar arriving in Israel next year. The date of Justin Bieber's previously announced tour stop has been set for May 14, Channel 2 reported.
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Haaretz | - 18 minutes ago |
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Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics released Monday the list of most popular baby names by religious sectors, revealing that Noa and Noam were respectively the most popular names for Jewish girls and boys born in 2012.
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Washington Post | - 3 hours ago |
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JERUSALEM - A small but growing movement by Jewish activists demanding the right to pray at the site of their destroyed temple, in the heart of this disputed capital's Old City, is creating a potentially explosive clash with the Muslim world, which ...
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Forbes | - 51 minutes ago |
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For years, policymakers in Jerusalem believed that, even though they disagreed at times with their American counterparts about the pace of Iran's nuclear effort, they would ultimately end up on the same page regarding the gravity of the threat—and the ...
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The Times of Israel | - 8 hours ago |
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British author and historian Simon Sebag Montefiore comes from a family whose motto “Jerusalem” is not only etched in history books, but was also carved into his ancestor Sir Moses Montefiore's four-poster bed.
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Long War Journal | - 18 hours ago |
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Ansar Jerusalem described al Qaram as a "mujahid commander" who died battling "the enemies of the religion from among the Jews and the apostates.
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Long War Journal | - 1 hour ago |
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In a video released to jihadist forums on Dec. 1, Ansar Jerusalem (Ansar Bayt al Maqdis) showed some of its recent attacks in North Sinai against Egyptian security personnel along with footage of some of its fighters training.
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Arutz Sheva | - 25 minutes ago |
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In recent months, the remains of an impressive building from the Hasmonean period - specifically, the second century BCE - are being unearthed in excavations in Jerusalem. The dig is being carried out by the Israel Antiquities Authority in the Givati ...
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Jerusalem Post | - Dec 1, 2013 |
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Although designated an “up-and-coming neighborhood for young people” by Mayor Nir Barkat, residents of Armon Hanatziv said the southern Jerusalem community is riddled with trouble-making Arab teens living in surrounding Palestinian neighborhoods.
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Orlando Sentinel (blog)
Dec 2, 2013
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"The virtual tour offers several paths that follow the footsteps of Jesus' last days in Jerusalem created with a realistic 'you are there' feel, just as if you are walking through these holy sites in person," according to the press release.
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Vancouver Sun | - 22 hours ago |
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For Christians the 14 Stations of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre are Jerusalem'sprime draws. The Stations - whose locations were determined by St. Helena, approximately three centuries after Christ's death - mark the places he ...
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Long War Journal | - Dec 1, 2013 |
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In a statement released to jihadist forums on Nov. 29, the Mujahideen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem(MSC), a Gaza-based Salafi jihadist group, issued a eulogy for three Salafi jihadists killed during clashes with Israeli forces near Hebron ...
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The Birmingham News - al.com
Dec 1, 2013
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Jimmy DeYoungTeaching.jpg Dr. Jimmy DeYoung, an American journalist who also works in Jerusalem, will speak at Calvary Bible Church in Huntsville, Ala.
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Arizona Daily Wildcat | - 10 hours ago |
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A year after releasing its second record, Preachers, the Austin, Texas, five-piece My Jerusalem is on a U.S. tour, with a stop slated for tonight at Plush.
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Jerusalem Post | - Dec 1, 2013 |
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The trial of former Jerusalem police chief Asst.-Ch. Nisso Shaham on charges of sexual assault, sexual harassment, fraud and breach of trust opened in the Ramle Magistrate's Court on Sunday.
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Express.co.uk | - 10 hours ago |
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This new series sees Reeve travel to Jerusalem as he retraces the exciting adventures of our ancestors. He learns about the forgotten aspects of pilgrimage, including the vice and thrills that awaited travellers, and explores the faith, the hopes and ...
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Arutz Sheva | - 8 hours ago |
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The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced, Tuesday, that in recent months, remains of an impressive building from the Hasmonean period (second century BCE) have been unearthed in excavations that the authority is directing in the Giv'ati parking ...
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Aiman Arabeiat, owner of the Jerusalem Restaurant, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated arson. A second count was dropped.
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Christian Science Monitor | - Nov 28, 2013 |
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Now the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem has launched a landmark exhibit tracing that story, drawn largely from the collection of American philanthropist Steve Green.
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An indictment issued against five Palestinian teens from East Jerusalem this week revealed a shocking fact: Vehicles leaving an army base on Jerusalem's Mount Scopus are required to use a convoy procedure originally devised for the West Bank, the Gaza ...
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Ma'an News Agency | - Dec 1, 2013 |
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JERUSALEM (Ma'an) -- Six Palestinian were detained on Saturday after Israeli forces attacked a protest against the Prawer Plan near Herod's Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem as well as in clashes near Shuafat district in East Jerusalem, according to a ...
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The above itinerary represents the first collaboration of its kind in Jerusalem: bike tours launched by the Inbal Hotel and outdoor tour operator Gordon Active.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu with Italian PM Enrico Letta
Photo: ilmondo.it
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s criticism of the world powers’ interim agreement with Iran went from warning the accord would lead to an unraveling of the sanctions regime, to stating in Rome on Monday that this is already happening.
“There appears to be general relaxation of sanctions, and a rush to accommodate Iran, and to make it legitimate as if Iran has changed anything of its actual policies,” Netanyahu said after meeting Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta.
Netanyahu continued speaking out against the agreement even as he faced criticism of this tactic from home and as US Secretary of State John Kerry, a champion of the deal, was set to arrive on Wednesday for a two-day visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Obama in Cairo
The Kuwaiti news outlet Al-Jarida reports that President Obama is seeking to arrange a trip to Tehran, Iran next year.
The headline of the article reads, "Obama would like to visit Tehran, official invitation after details resolved."
"Al-Jarida has learned from a U.S. diplomat that President Barack Obama is seeking to visit Tehran in the middle of next year," the report reads, based on a translation using Google Translate.
"The source said that the desire to visit is shared, and that Tehran and Washington are waiting for the conclusion of the arrangements prior to Iranian President Hassan Rohani issuing an official invitation to his American counterpart to visit Tehran.
"He pointed out that the most important detail that is outstanding regarding the meeting is the question of a meeting with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the possibility of not holding the meeting.
The White House on Monday categorically denied a report that President Obama is planning a trip to Iran next year.
“There is no truth to this report,” National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden told The Hill in an email.
Israeli intelligence is seeking proof of Iran violating the interim nuclear deal that was struck last week in Geneva with the world powers, the British Sunday Times reported on Sunday. According to the report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed Israeli intelligence and Mossad chiefs to seek evidence of Iranian sabotage aimed at bypassing international sanctions and bans, prior to the signing of the accord.
An Israeli intelligence source told the British paper that "Everyone has his own view regarding the Geneva agreement, but it is clear that if a smoking gun is produced, it will tumble like a house of cards."
HEADLINERS SECTION
Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. - Psalms 121:4 (KJV)
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Tuesday, Dec 03, 2013 12:36:42 AM CST
Violence from Syria spills over into Israel | Tuesday, Dec 03, 2013 12:34:15 AM CST
Israel seen ready to formally reestablish ties with UN rights body | Tuesday, Dec 03, 2013 12:32:45 AM CST
Navy on high alert for 'reverse flotilla' from Gaza |
Tuesday, Dec 03, 2013 12:28:58 AM CST
Chief Rabbis reimpose ban on Jews visiting Temple Mount | Tuesday, Dec 03, 2013 12:20:57 AM CST
Israelis want to reduce dependency on US, poll finds | Monday, Dec 02, 2013 11:48:23 AM CST
Israel says returns fire into Syria from Golan Heights |
Monday, Dec 02, 2013 12:36:48 AM CST
Palestinians attacked in J'lem after being misidentified as Jews | Monday, Dec 02, 2013 12:13:29 AM CST
IDF drawing up ‘master plan’ for kidnap responses | Monday, Dec 02, 2013 12:11:59 AM CST
Olmert: PM has ‘declared war on the US government’ |
Sunday, Dec 01, 2013 12:41:35 AM CST
Tony Perkins, Congressmen Meet With Netanyahu in Israel About Alarming US Nuclear Deal With Iran | Saturday, Nov 30, 2013 01:27:58 PM CST
Yeshua Campaign Causes Buzz in Southern Israel | Friday, Nov 29, 2013 01:02:54 AM CST
Anabaptist group meets with Chief Rabbi Lau in Jerusalem |
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