Top Headlines
18/11/2011
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- Fears grow over Iran nuclear plan (BBC Online)
- Hamas fines Gaza banks millions of dollars (Haaretz)
- Panetta: Strike on Iran could hurt world economy (Jerusalem Post)
- Syria needs mediation, not a push into all-out civil war (Guardian)
- Settlers ‘attempted to kill’ Israeli soldiers (Independent)
- Iran to avoid sanctions over nuclear work (Independent)
- Russia calls for peace talks in Syria amid fears of a civil war (Independent)
- Tiny Qatar is a big player in the Great Game (Telegraph)
- Palestinian Authority ‘willing to delay UN statehood bid’ (Telegraph)
- Obama: US to shift military focus from Middle East to Asia (Telegraph)
- World powers express ‘deepening and increasing concern’ over Iran nuclear programme (Telegraph)
- Nuclear watchdog defends Iran report (Financial Times)
- Rebel chief: Only armed force can help Syria (Scotsman)
- New call for UN action on Syria (BBC Online)
- The tide turns against Bashar Assad (Economist)
- Leader: Time is running out for Syria’s president (Economist)
- Israel effectively annexes Palestinian land near Jordan Valley (Haaretz)
- Comptroller to criticize Israel emergency services’ handling of Carmel blaze (Haaretz)
- UN nuclear watchdog to soften Iran resolution, as gesture to China and Russia (Haaretz)
- Palestinians deny reports of deal with Israel to freeze statehood bid (Haaretz)
- ‘Hamas-Fatah unity would harm diplomatic process’ (Jerusalem Post)
- Mofaz: Defense Ministry paying c’tee back for budget cuts (Jerusalem Post)
- US: Strike on Iran could hurt world economy (Ynetnews)
- IDF: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem last in enlistment (Ynetnews)
- IDF cutbacks: Over 1,000 to be fired (Ynetnews)