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  • Iran executes two spies working for CIA Mossad

    Two Iranian spies, allegedly working for America's Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israel's Mossad were Sunday hanged in Iran, state-run IRIB TV reported. Mohammad Heidari, one of the executed men, had prepared information in a number of security issues and had given them to Mossad in several meetings outside the country, Xinhua cited the report as saying. Heidari received money in ...

  • PM Israel will keep stopping weapons transfer to Hezbollah

    Sunday Times , reconnaissance satellites have revealed preparations made by the Syrian army to deploy surface-to-surface Tishreen missiles. Syrian President Bashar Assad, the report said, is ready to use these missiles should Israel decide to conduct a strike on ...

  • Attorney General Seeks Demolition of Last Migron Homes

    Homes built on land purchased by Israelis may be destroyed despite a government promise to protect them until their legal status could be determined. Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber recently sent a letter to the IDF Civil Administration ordering it to destroy several homes that remain standing in the community of Migron in the Binyamin ...

  • Israeli Authorities Allow Aids Goods into Gaza Via Karam Abu Salem Crossing

    Rafah, May 19 (BNA) - Israeli occupation authorities opened the Karam Abu Salem crossing, southeast of Rafah city. Head of the Coordination Committee for entry of goods in the Gaza Strip Raed Fattouh said that the occupation authorities opened the crossing this morning to allow the entry of 270 truckloads with aids and goods for the commercial, agricultural and transport sectors, including 20 ...

  • Aoun defends Hezbollah’s involvement in Syria civil war

    Change and Reform bloc leader MP Michel Aoun defended during a dinner on Saturday evening Hezbollah’s siding with the Syrian regime in its crackdown against the pro democracy uprising, citing the protection of the Lebanese people in Syria as the main cause of the intervention. "Hezbollah's intervention in fighting only started when towns inhabited by Lebanese people fell in the ...

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Godsend

Godsend

This is for Adam, the mother says. Sometimes, ethics have to take a backseat. And thats exactly what happens in Godsend, a silly thriller about cloning, although when she says this line, shes referring only to her husbands reluctance to relocate from the inner-city high school at which he t ... ...

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  • Report Assad preparing missile strike against Tel Aviv in case attacked again

    May 19, 2013 Syria is making preparations to strike Tel Aviv in case Israel launches another attack on its territory, The Sunday Times reported on Sunday. The Syrian army has begun deploying advanced surface-to-surface missiles, the report said, adding that it has received orders to strike central Israel in case additional attacks against Syria are carried out. The Sunday Times said that the ...

  • UN chief Ban worried over N.Korea missile launch

    MOSCOW - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon voiced concern on Sunday over North Korea's launch of short-range missiles, urging Pyonyang to refrain from further launches and return to stalled nuclear talks with world powers.Ban, who spoke to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti during a visit to Moscow, called North Korea's launch of three short-range missiles from its east coast on ...

  • Arabs Break Through Jerusalem Security Barrier

    Dozens of Arab men held a protest Friday against the security barrier that runs between Abu Dis and Jerusalem. As part of the protest, the men took large hammers and created a gaping hole in the wall. Several men used the hole to enter Jerusalem without going through a security ...

  • Iran hangs two spies working for Israel and U.S. report

    DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian authorities executed two men on Sunday convicted of working for Israeli and U.S. spy agencies, Iran's Fars news agency ...

  • Report Israeli NGOs Against IDF Veterans

    Israeli organizations are fighting to prevent the government from rewarding soldiers for their service, and ultimately, are attempting to discourage IDF enlistment, according to a new report from the Im Tirtzu Zionist movement. The group sent its report to Minister Yaakov Perry, who heads ...

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