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Mythbusting: November 4, 2008
15 hours ago ago from The Brothers of Judea
Many of the anti-Israel posters like to make the argument that Israel started Operation Cast Lead, and that the 100+ Hamas rockets fired before it began were simply "retaliation." Their logic behind this was that Israel was therefore not acting in self-defense, and therefore it's subsequent march into Gaza was "aggression." If you argue with them long enough, eventually it all leads back to one incident that happened on November 4, 2008. In ...
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22 hours ago ago from Wars and Rumors of Wars (News Page)
Israeli-Iranian Conflict 2010: A Year of Decision for Israel on Iran Haaretz December 18, 2009 ... Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland, a former head of the National Security Council, said this week that in his view, Israel will have to decide in the year ahead whether to attack or not. "The question of a decision on attacking Iran's nuclear capability is liable to be very much not theoretical but very practical in 2010," Eiland said at the ...
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15 hours ago ago from Uprooted Palestinians
Link December 16, 2009 by Steven Salaita - Dissident Voice - 14 December 2009 The following piece is an excerpt from a talk Salaita gave at the School of Oriental and African Studies on December 7, 2009. I’m starting on the assumption that we’re all aware of Israel’s brutality in the Gaza Strip and that we all find it unconscionable, as does the vast majority of the world. I assume as well that we’re aware of the brutality ...
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13 hours ago ago from Caroline Glick
It is hard to seize the initiative. The consequences of acting are frightening. It is always better to let others go first. But sometimes that is impossible. Today it is becoming clear that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has no choice but to lead. The stakes have never been higher. Every day we are beset by an avalanche of evidence that Iran is on the verge of becoming a nuclear armed state. From the secret uranium enrichment ...
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1 day ago ago from Israel News
Forecast for 2010: Cloudy and stormy, possibility of scattered missile showers. One strike could have ended Iran nuclear program in 2004 By Aluf Benn and Amos Harel It is possible that years ago, the problem of Iran's nuclear project could have been solved by one tough blow and with relatively minimal risk. At that time, the project was dependent on one facility: the uranium conversion plant in Isfahan. If it had ...
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