Top Headlines
02/09/2011
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- Gaza blockade lawful, IDF used excessive force (Jerusalem Post)
- Philharmonic’s UK discord (Ynetnews)
- EU foreign ministers to meet on PA statehood bid (Jerusalem Post)
- Syria Crackdown: Judge ‘Resigns’ (Sky News Online)
- UN backs Israel’s Gaza blockade (Guardian)
- Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Proms disrupted (Guardian)
- A State of Palestine would backfire on its own people | Mehdi Hasan (Guardian)
- MI5 former chief decries ‘war on terror’ (Guardian)
- The problem with Palestinian political leadership | Ben White (Guardian)
- BBC Proms radio broadcast pulled after Israel protest (Daily Telegraph)
- Syria: regime claims top official’s resignation was forced (Daily Telegraph)
- UN censures Israel for raid on flotilla that killed nine Turks (Independent)
- Syrian legal chief quits regime over death toll (Independent)
- BBC Prom disrupted by anti-Israel protest (Times)
- Video appears to show Syrian official quitting (Financial Times)
- No EU decision yet on Palestinian statehood (Scotsman)
- Memorial to Jews killed in pogrom is defaced (Scotsman)
- BBC cut broadcast from Israel Philharmonic Prom (Jewish Chronicle)
- Father of son of Hamas arrested in West Bank (Jewish Chronicle)
- Arab leaders warn against unilateral state (Jewish News)
- Standing up for Israel and Gilad (Jewish News)
- Palestinian statehood: A bad bill for everyone (Economist)
- U.N. panel faults both sides in Gaza flotilla clash (Reuters)
- Iran “charm offensive” fails to ease nuclear fears (Reuters)
- Syrian forces raid Hama, official resigns in protest (Reuters)
- BBC Proms disrupted by anti-Israeli protests (BBC Online)
- Palestine: Abstract state – concrete war (Sky News Online)
- Turkey may expel Israeli ambassador in wake of Gaza flotilla report (Haaretz)
- Syrian attorney general resigns in protest of Assad crackdown on protesters (Haaretz)
- Gaza flotilla report: IDF soldiers acted in self defense, but used excessive force (Haaretz)
- UN: Israel should pay Turkey (Ynetnews)
- Israel defiant: No apology (Ynetnews)