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11 hours ago ago from CircleID

Reuters reports from the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), a Tel Aviv University think tank, where Major General Amos Yadlin, IDF chief of military intelligence, spoke: In a policy address, Major-General Amos Yadlin, chief of military intelligence, listed vulnerability to hacking among national threats that also included the Iranian nuclear project, Syria and Islamist guerrillas along the Jewish state's borders. Yadlin ...

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4 hours ago ago from AIRLINE ROUTE UPDATES

3 Star Alliance members UNITED, Continental and ANA today issued for anti-trust immunity (ATI) on Trans-Pacific routes with the US DoT. Posted in 2009/10, ANA, Continental, UNITED, [CODESHARE], [Star Alliance]

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Our Christmas Star , originally uploaded by bradipo . When I first moved out on my own I had only sparse Christmas decorations. Among the things that were lacking was a star for the top of the tree. I didn't feel it was so terrible the tree was decorated, even if it didn't have something on top. One Christmas, though, my brother and his wife came to visit at Christmas, and Alisa was appalled. Rather than tolerate such a defect, she ...

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9 hours ago ago from Sabbah Report

A one-state solution in the area is not as farfetched as it might seem. By Jonathan Kuttab* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz For a while, it seemed that a two-state solution might actually be achievable and that a sovereign Palestinian state would be created in the West Bank and Gaza, allowing Jews and Palestinians at last to go their separate ways. But these days, that looks less and less likely. With Israel in total control ...

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Daniel Pipes reports on and analyzes some illuminating poll results of Saudis and Egyptians. Fairly small minorities in Egypt, somewhat larger minorities in Saudi Arabia, would like to see Israel or (preferred) the U.S. attack Iran's nuclear program. In other words, there's concern in these societies about that program, that it doesn't appear overwhelming. Interviewees were asked: “Islam defines the state of Egypt/Saudi Arabia; under the ...

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