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23 hours ago ago from John Sunol
Amid Gaza calm, Israel and Hamas prepare for battle By Djallal Malti (AFP) 1 day ago JERUSALEM A year after Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, an unprecedented calm has held around the Hamas-run enclave, but both sides are busily preparing for the inevitable next round, analysts say. Since Israel's massive 22-day offensive to stop rocket fire from Gaza ended in reciprocal ceasefires on January 18, the borders of the territory have remained ...
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15 hours ago ago from Irish4Palestine
Before people start to panic, get a grip. Look at the bigger picture. I predict there will be NO attack on Gaza, not now anyway. Perhaps once the joint Egyptian/US/Israel wall is finished in 18 months when Gaza exists within an enclosed fish barrel for the Zionists to bomb at will , then I'd start to panic . Even Israel is not stupid enough to attack them again right now , when Israel is already being hounded with arrest warrants under ...
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3 hours ago ago from BayBak, Voice of a Nation
- BayBak, Voice of a Nation - http://www.en.baybak.com - ياشاسين آذربايجان - Long live Azerbaijan 1st anniversary of human tragedy in Gaza BayBak, Azerbaijan | Thursday, 24th December , 2009 , 01:32 [am] | International . The first air strike killed some 40 police trainees and was followed by dozens of air strikes that increased the death toll to over 270 people in a single day. Over the ...
Related contentDouble Standards
22 hours ago ago from what if?
How do you say, "double standards"? Like this. Baroness Catherine Ashton of Upholland (the European Union's new chief diplomat in the likely case you don't know her) isn't exactly what one would call "experienced." Perhaps to shed her much-deserved reputation as a foreign-policy novice, she used her maiden speech in the European Parliament to fuel the Continent's No. 1 international-affairs obsession: trashing the Jewish state. ...
Related contentGaza by the Numbers: One Year After Operation Cast Lead
8 hours ago ago from Doc's Talk
On Dec. 27, 2008, Israel Defense Forces began a defensive operation in Gaza—Operation Cast Lead—to stop Iran-backed Hamas and other terrorist groups from their years-long campaign of firing thousands of rockets, mortars and missiles at Israel.[1] [2] During Operation Cast Lead, Israel focused on dismantling Hamas’ terrorist infrastructure while minimizing civilian casualties.[3] The operation, which ended Jan. 18[4] , was made more difficult ...
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Israel, Hamas Wrestle Over a Prisoner Swap
15 hours ago ago from TIME.com - World
SEARCH TIME.COM Full Archive Covers Videos Israel, Hamas Wrestle Over a Prisoner Swap By Aaron J. Klein / Tel Aviv Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2009 A picture taken on October 2, 2009 shows captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in a video broadcast on an Israeli news channel. Jonathan Nackstrand / AFP / Getty Share Although the likelihood remains that ...
Related contentBBC News - Shalit mediator visits Gaza for talks on prisoner swap
11 hours ago ago from BBC
Israelis have hold demonstrations calling for the release of Sgt Shalit The German mediator trying to secure the release of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit has visited Gaza, the Islamic movement Hamas says. The move comes amid speculation that efforts to agree a prisoner swap deal may be making progress. Israel's security cabinet met several times on the issue earlier this week, and the mediator is said to have taken ...
Related contentPostwar Gaza: Scars frozen, Mideast at an impasse
10 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Postwar Gaza: Scars frozen, Mideast at an impasse GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- Gaza's scars have been frozen in place since Israel waged war a year ago to subdue Hamas and stop rockets from hitting its towns. Entire neighborhoods still lie in rubble, and traumatized residents can't rebuild their lives. A man who lost two daughters and his home can't visit his surviving 4-year-old girl in a Belgian hospital because Gaza's borders remain ...
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