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The shock that gripped the shrunken peace camp following Hillary Clinton's statement that the settlement construction freeze is not what we thought it would be, but rather what Benjamin Netanyahu thought it would be, is reminiscent of other shocks... Full Article at Haaretz
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Hezbollah is rapidly rearming in preparation for a new conflict with Israel, fearing that Benjamin Netanyahu's government will attack Lebanon again prior to any assault on Iran's nuclear facilities. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and Interior Minister Eliyahu Yishai (2nd R) arrive for the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem October 18, 2009. View Photo »
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I would like to say here clearly -- it (U.N. debate) won't deter us. It won't stop us in continuing to work to protect the citizens of Israel, and for them to know the truth -- that the Israel Defence Force is a moral army
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Concerns are growing in Israel's government over the possibility of a unilateral Palestinian declaration of independence within the 1967 borders, a move which could potentially be recognized by the United Nations Security Council. Full Article at Haaretz
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‘Who lost China?” was the battle cry of a witch-hunt conducted in the US State Department following the 1949 victory of Mao Zedong’s communists. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will depart for Washington on Sunday together with Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Minister of Information and Diaspora Yuli Edelstein. Full Article at Ynetnews
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and Education Minister Gideon Saar attend the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem October 18, 2009. View Photo »
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Mrs. Clinton's visit, which she characterized as a success, sowed anger and confusion among Palestinians and other Arabs after she praised as 'unprecedented' the offer by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to slow down, but not stop, construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
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Turkey is ready to mediate a new stage of peace talks between Israel and Syria, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told French news agency AFP on Friday, adding he was confident that renewed talks with Syria could relieve recent tensions between his... Full Article at Haaretz
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Both Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu will be addressing several thousand people next week in Washington at the General Assembly of the United Jewish Communities, and there has been an assumption that the two leaders would meet during Netanyahu’s... Full Article at Commentary
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JERUSALEM - OCTOBER 11: In this photo released by the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) meets with American special envoy to the Middle East George Mitchell October 11, 2009 in Jerusalem, Israel.
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This is a war crime that the General Assembly that is meeting today should investigate and discuss. It is a war crime that the UN Security Council should have a special meeting over. It explicitly violates UN Security Council decisions
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Mrs. Clinton's visit, which she characterized as a success, sowed anger and confusion among Palestinians and other Arabs after she praised as 'unprecedented' the offer by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to slow down, but not stop, construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
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Iran is shipping weapons to terror organizations in order to attack Israeli cities and kill its citizens. It is time that the international community applied real pressure on Iran to stop these criminal actions, and support Israel in its battle against terrorists and their patrons
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Tough decisions are right around the corner. With [US President Barack] Obama's pressure to move toward negotiations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is liable to make unpopular decisions
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Iran is shipping weapons to terror organizations in order to attack Israeli cities and kill its citizens. It is time that the international community applied real pressure on Iran to stop these criminal actions, and support Israel in its battle against terrorists and their patrons
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's message that the whole world is against Israel and that Israelis are at risk of another Holocaust -- a fear he invoked repeatedly during his address in September at the United Nations General Assembly in order to discredit Judge Richard Goldstone's Gaza fact-finding r...
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I would like to say here clearly -- it (U.N. debate) won't deter us. It won't stop us in continuing to work to protect the citizens of Israel, and for them to know the truth -- that the Israel Defense Force is a moral army
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What the Prime Minister [Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu] has offered in specifics on restraints on a policy of settlements is unprecedented
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Iran is sending these weapons to terror groups with the aim of hurting Israel and killing civilians
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week called [Italian] Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and asked him to try to keep the current commander of UNIFIL Claudio Graziano in his post
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Those who needed further proof that Iran is continuing to supply weapons to terror organizations got it today
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considers Jordan as part of historical Palestine. He wants to end the conflict with the Palestinians at the expense of Jordan
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another success against the relentless attempts to smuggle weapons to bolster terrorist elements threatening Israel's security ... was intended to hit Israeli cities.
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to ensure against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu working with pro-Israel members of Congress in an attempt to ease White House pressure against the Jewish state.
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I think the IDF and the U.S. Armed Forces are creating a new path, and the goal is to defend Israel
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accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of being responsible for the uproar created by the United Nations report into the Israeli operation in Gaza. She hinted that Israel was the one who revealed that the Palestinians had deferred a Human Rights Council vote on the report, because the prime minister ...
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We hope very much that the Palestinians will get a grip and engage in the diplomatic process ... It is in the interests of Israel and the Palestinians.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must do as Menachem Begin did. I do not see a situation in which the children are deported. This matter must be resolved and we must understand that they should be equal citizens in the State of Israel.
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ongoing efforts to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear military capability. I think that the proposal that the president made in Geneva to have Iran withdraw its enriched uranium, or a good portion of it, outside Iran is a positive first step in that direction
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At the level of intentions, Obama deserves it. He shows a lot of good intentions. But at the level of actions, it is still too early to judge his ability to translate these intentions into realities. And there are indications that he will not be able to proceed forth in this battle. He already failed wi...
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I support and appreciate the president's ongoing efforts to unite the international community to address the challenge of Iran's attempts to become a nuclear military power.
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What's happening here is our actual response – boys and girls who will play in the parks. Not just words, like those of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but action.
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ongoing efforts to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear military capability. I think that the proposal that the president made in Geneva to have Iran withdraw its enriched uranium, or a good portion of it, outside Iran is a positive first step in that direction
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Defiant Iran tests missiles; It vows ‘crushing' response to any aggression as U.S. pursues sanctions ... Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel telephoned House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and five other influential lawmakers on Thursday and Friday to urge the U.S. to pursue ‘crippling sanctions' against ...
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I also wanted to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the president's ongoing efforts to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear military capability
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