Top Headlines
07/12/2011
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- IDF strikes rocket cell in Gaza; 1 reported killed (Jerusalem Post)
- Hezbollah leader Nasrallah makes rare public appearance (BBC Online)
- Katsav to enter prison, begin sentence for rape conviction (Jerusalem Post)
- Quartet to meet in Jerusalem next week (Ynetnews)
- Syrian activists report bodies dumped on the streets of Homs (Guardian)
- Syria, Egypt and Middle East unrest – Tuesday 6 December (Guardian)
- Ehud Barak visits the Golan Heights – video (Guardian)
- Israel’s chilling relations with the US | Jonathan Guyer (Guardian)
- Turkey border clashes push Syria towards open warfare (Daily Telegraph)
- Water shortages in Dead Sea could increase tensions in Middle East (Independent)
- Riots in Turkish refugee camps after Syrian duo are sent back (Independent)
- Lebanon: Hezbollah leader speaks (Independent)
- Dozens of bodies dumped in Syria, activists say (Independent)
- US ambassador to return to Syria (Times)
- Footage exposes life inside Syria rebel city (Times)
- Clinton calls for wind of change in Syria (Financial Times)
- Hizbollah leader defiant despite Syria turmoil (Financial Times)
- Bodies litter city of Homs as 60 die in a day of killing (Scotsman)
- U.S. says opposition must build “free, tolerant” Syria (Reuters)
- Israel air strike ‘kills Gaza militant’ (BBC Online)
- Israel expels Hamas MP from Jerusalem (BBC Online)
- US Drone lost in Iran was on CIA operation (Sky News Online)
- Clinton urges Syria to break free of dictator (Sky News Online)
- Former President Katsav to enter Israeli prison following rape conviction (Haaretz)
- In rare public appearance, Nasrallah says Hezbollah ready to confront Israel (Haaretz)
- Palestinian militant killed, 2 wounded in Israeli airstrike on mortar crews (Haaretz)
- Gantz apologizes for ‘sexist’ joke (Ynetnews)
- ‘White House pushes to weaken Iran sanction’ (Ynetnews)
- Israel tracks possible arms transfer from Syria to Hezbollah (Israel Hayom)
- ‘Broken and sad,’ a disgraced Katsav set to enter prison (Israel Hayom)
- Politicians abuzz after Netanyahu pushes early Likud primaries (Israel Hayom)