Top Headlines
22/11/2011
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- UK orders banks to halt Iran business (Ynetnews)
- Obama urges more pressure on Iran’s financial system (Jerusalem Post)
- Knesset votes on controversial libel, judicial bills (Jerusalem Post)
- Hague meets Syria’s opposition leaders (Times)
- Iran faces new wave of sanctions (Guardian)
- UK severs ties with Iranian banks (Guardian)
- Abdullah Gul visits Britain as EU turns its back on Turkey (Guardian)
- Treasury severs all ties between British and Iranian banks (Daily Telegraph)
- Syria: William Hague tells opposition to form united front (Daily Telegraph)
- UK cuts off Iran’s banks amid nuclear fear (Independent)
- Britain urges Syrian rebels to join forces against Assad (Independent)
- Banks to cut Iran ties amid nuclear fears (Times)
- US, UK and Canada impose new Iran sanctions (Financial Times)
- UK bans banking links to Iran over nuclear ‘threats’ (Scotsman)
- Western states step up sanctions on Iran (Reuters)
- Britain meets Syria opposition, condemns crackdown (Reuters)
- U.S. steps up sanctions pressure on Iran (Reuters)
- Iran hit by fresh West sanctions (BBC Online)
- How Israel turned itself into a high-tech hub (BBC Online)
- Onavo: a smartphone app that shrinks data to save money (BBC Online)
- U.S. announces new Iran nuclear sanctions, avoids targeting central bank (Haaretz)
- Syria opposition council reveals post-Assad plan (Haaretz)
- Contentious amendment to Israeli libel law passes first major Knesset hurdle (Haaretz)
- Libel bill passes 1st Knesset reading (Ynetnews)
- Israel to deploy new intelligence battalion along Egypt border (Israel Hayom)
- Egypt’s revolutionaries lament an Arab Spring gone cold (Israel Hayom)