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Subject: Egypt's War on Terrorism: World's Double Standards

Egypt's War on Terrorism: World's Double Standards

Egypt's crackdown in Sinai once again exposes the double standards of the international community toward the war on terrorism. While it is fine for Egypt to demolish hundreds of houses and forcibly transfer thousands of people in the name of the war on terrorism, Israel is not allowed to fire back at those who launch rockets and missiles at its civilians.

The Egyptians have finally realized that the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip has become one of the region's main exporters of terrorism.

What is perhaps more worrying is the fear that the security clampdown in Egypt will drive Hamas and other terror groups in the Gaza Strip to resume their attacks on Israel.

Needless to say, the international community will continue to ignore Egypt's bulldozing hundreds of houses and the forcible eviction of hundreds of people in Sinai....

more@ http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/4839/egypt-terrorism-double-standards

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Watch: Egypt's Gaza Expulsion Won't Pity Muslim Clerics

Egypt quickly destroys over 800 Gaza homes for 'buffer zone' while threatening Muslim leaders, as residents cry 'Egyptian Nakba.'

By Ari Yashar

First Publish: 11/3/2014, 9:24 AM

Egypt expels and destroys in Gaza

Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash 90

The Egyptian army continues expelling Arab residents and detonating buildings in its destruction of the Gazan side of the Egyptian border as the world is notably silent, even as Egypt reveals it will not refrain from taking action against Muslim clerics as well.

The Egyptian Waqf (Islamic trust) announced it will dismiss and expel Muslim clerics if smuggling tunnels are found below the mosques in which they serve, reports the Egyptian news agency Aswat Masriya.

In the recent Operation Protective Edge, the IDF was faced with lethal attack tunnels from under mosques, but nevertheless was hit by massive international criticism for its defensive operation - a criticism that has been completely absent regarding Egypt's "buffer zone" plan. Video of the expulsion was uploaded on Sunday by Ehna.TV.

more@ http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/186952#.VFerP8nYHJQ

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they try to kill every Jew which includes the very Doctors and Nurses who are treating her..why can't this woman be taken to Qatar or Saudia Arabia or any other Arab State?or Turkey?? Israel is making this their responsibilty,why?

Hamas Leader's Sister Hospitalized in IsraelInside Israel

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Approved: 400 Housing Units to Be Built in Jerusalem

Just one week after 1,000 housing units broke de facto freeze in the capital, Ramat Shlomo to see another 400 Jewish homes built.

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is this what it takes to calm the situation,Denying Jews their right to Enter their holy place? what a presedent it sets if true?

Netanyahu Holds Secret Meeting with Abdullah over Temple Mount

Kuwaiti paper says PM met Jordanian king and told him he may block Jews from entering Temple Mount.

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By Gil Ronen

First Publish: 11/3/2014, 9:39 AM

Jordanian King Abdullah II, Binyamin Netanyahu

Kobi Gideon/GPO/Flash 90

Kuwaiti newspaper Al Jarida reported Monday morning that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu held a secret meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Saturday, in the Jordanian capital of Amman.

The meeting was intended to try and calm inflamed tensions in Jerusalem, following the temporary decision to stop all visits to the Temple Mount last week. That decision was made following the assassination attempt against Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick on Wednesday, who championed the struggle for Jewish prayer rights at the holiest site in Judaism.

According to the report, as cited by Channel 2's website, Netanyahu told Abdullah at the meeting that he is considering blocking Jews from entering the Temple Mount.

In addition, Netanyahu reportedly said that Israel will take "new steps" regarding the entry of visitors to the Temple Mount, but the newspaper did not say what they would be.

more@ http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/186953#.VFdSeMnYHJQ

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Police Deny Threats Were Made to Glick's Life

Police insist none of the 16 threats against Glick were on his life, despite Glick saying so in recorded conversation with officer.

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Watch: MK Shuli Mualem Harassed by Islamists on Temple Mount
Inside Israel

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Palestinian 'Narrative'? Their Own Covenant Refutes It

As Mahmoud Abbas continues his denial of any Jewish connection to the land and the Temple Mount, one need only take a close look at the PLO Covenant to see that his 'narrative' is false.

Published: Sunday, November 02, 2014 7:12 PM

Dr. Yale Zussman

The writer holds a Doctorate in Political Science from the Massachusetts...

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In recent years, the Palestinian Arabs, broadly conceived to include the Palestinian Authority, the various political and militant factions, and their supporters abroad, have been pushing a narrative in which a flourishing Palestinian Arab national society of ancient origin was brutally attacked and overrun by an imperialist Zionist invasion intent on stealing what had been their "Palestine" since time immemorial.

Curiously, the Covenant of the Palestine Liberation Organization, initially adopted in 1964 and revised in 1968, contains an article that refutes this claim.

Article 6 of the Covenant reads: "Jews who were living permanently in Palestine until the beginning of the Zionist invasion will be considered Palestinian." That "invasion" is usually identified with the Balfour Declaration of 1917, so this article acknowledges that there were Jews in the Land before then.

Let us leave aside that Abbas's insistence that his Palestinian state be Judenrein violates this provision of the supposedly sacred Covenant and address the question: Who were these Jews?

The Quran makes no mention of "Palestine".
Conceptually, they potentially fall into three categories, any one of which establishes that the Palestinian narrative is false.

The first possible source of pre-1917 Jews would be those who had been living in the Land at the time of the Arab invasion in the Seventh Century. There is no credible way to explain the existence of such Jews without acknowledging that the Land was their homeland. Why would they have come there at that time if they had no previous connection?

Indeed, the Quran actually confirms that this was the case: Surah 5, verse 21 begins:"O my people! (referring to the Children of Israel) Go into the holy land which Allah has ordained for you." (Pickthall interpretation) The existence of such Jews demonstrates that Jewish claims about prior habitation are correct.

more@ http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/15911#.VFepvsnYHJQ

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Saudi man barred from travel after visiting synagogue in Egypt

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Netanyahu: World is silent as Abbas feeds flames at Temple Mount

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Media comment: Creeping anti-Zionism in Israel's media

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Alan Dershowitz

A challenge to Ed Milliband: Would you protect Great Britain against terrorism?

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David Turner

Christian Insecurity: "If the church was the new Israel, for what purpose did national Israel exist?"

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After losing 1,000 men in Syria, Hezbollah builds 'security zone'

http://www.timesofisrael.com/after-losing-1000-men-in-syria-hezbollah-builds-security-zone/

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Settlements and the Two-State Solution: Lorin Bell-Cross interviews Dani Dayan

by Dani Dayan

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Settlement construction is a controversial topic within Israel and is often the subject of international criticism and concern. Fathom Assistant Editor Lorin Bell-Cross spoke with Dani Dayan, former Chairman and current Chief Foreign Envoy of the Yesha Council, an umbrella organisation which represents Jewish settlements in the West Bank (known to Jews by their biblical names of Judea and Samaria). For an alternative view on the settlements see Fathom's interview with Lior Amihai here. Part 1: The Settlement Project Lorin...

Settlements and the Two-State Solution: Alan Johnson interviews Lior Amihai
by Lior Amihai

Settlement construction beyond Israel's internationally recognised borders is a controversial topic within Israel and often the subject of international criticism and concern. Fathom Editor Alan...

Hall of Jewish wisdom to highlight 'crucial' role of Jewish people in history

Town of Yavne is hoping to make the so-called "Global Center for Jewish Excellence" international tourist center as soon as 2018

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Ruthie Blum

An all-time low for 'Haaretz'

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Candidly Speaking: Obama is seeking a confrontation with Israel

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EU tantrums hurt Palestinians more than Israel

Here in Brussels, we have really started to notice that the EU is ramping up its own rhetoric, resorting to sensationalist language and short-sighted, "huffy" policies in a bid to be noticed.

Protest against Gaza operation in Spain

DEMONSTRATORS MARCH with Palestinian flags during a protest against the Israeli offensive against Gaza, in Valencia, Spain. (photo credit:REUTERS)

The EU desperately wants to be seen as a world player despite its relative infancy. And when it doesn't get its way or feels it is being ignored this lack of political maturity begins to show.

The decision by some EU member states to recognize a Palestinian state, despite there being essentially two Palestines, and despite the fact that the neither the Palestinian Authority nor Hamas have anything vaguely resembling a state apparatus, is the political equivalent of a two-year-old' tantrum: irrational, impertinent and frankly rather embarrassing for all concerned.

more@ http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/EU-tantrums-hurt-Palestinians-more-than-Israel-380494

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Russia's says "respects" will of Ukraine's rebel regions

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