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- 11 U.S. sites selected for Anne Frank saplings
- 'We hope UN vote leads to prosecution of Israeli occupation'
- UN body okays Goldstone Gaza report accusing Israel of war crimes
- Is the 'Obama effect' turning the world against Israel?
- The 3-minute video that may prove Iran's nuclear intentions
| 11 U.S. sites selected for Anne Frank saplings Posted: 16 Oct 2009 10:41 AM PDT Eleven U.S. sites have been selected to receive saplings derived from the chestnut tree that consoled Anne Frank as she hid during Nazi occupation in Amsterdam. ...
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| 'We hope UN vote leads to prosecution of Israeli occupation' Posted: 16 Oct 2009 09:51 AM PDT Hamas on Friday welcomed the United Nations Human Rights Council decision to endorse a Gaza report that accused Israel of committing war crimes, saying that the organization hoped the vote would lead to "the beginning of the prosecution of the leaders of the occupation." ...
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| UN body okays Goldstone Gaza report accusing Israel of war crimes Posted: 16 Oct 2009 07:32 AM PDT The United Nations Human Rights Council on Friday endorsed a report that accused both Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas of committing war crimes during their December-January conflict in Gaza. ...
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| Is the 'Obama effect' turning the world against Israel? Posted: 16 Oct 2009 04:32 AM PDT The cancellation of the international air exercise with Turkey is no big deal. It harms the strategic interests and international standing of Turkey more than Israel. Even when Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan explains his decision by saying the Israel Air Force killed children with phosphorous bombs during Operation Cast Lead, he is harming his country's security interests more than Israel's. ...
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| The 3-minute video that may prove Iran's nuclear intentions Posted: 16 Oct 2009 04:25 AM PDT VIENNA - The last place you would expect to hear the apocalyptic soundtrack of the movie "Chariots of Fire" would be Iran. This 1981 film recounts the story of a Jewish British athlete and his teammate, a devout Christian, who refuses to compete on Sunday, his day of rest. But this soundtrack accompanies a highly secret video, produced by Iranian nuclear scientists, but never screened before the general public - a three-minute film depicting a computerized simulation of the detonation of a warhead, most likely a nuclear one. Whether it was intentional or merely coincidental, the nameless Iranian editor decided to use the soundtrack of the British blockbuster to accompany the video. ...
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