Top Headlines
29/12/2011
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- Observers ‘shielded from worst violence’ (Times)
- Bethlehem brawl at church (Daily Telegraph)
- US warns Iran over vital oil route closure (Independent)
- Violence in second Syrian city ahead of Arab League monitors’ visit (Guardian)
- America warns Iran that blocking oil strait will ‘not be tolerated’ (Guardian)
- Bethlehem church cleaning turns into dust-up between rival monks (Guardian)
- Sick Gazans ‘pressured to inform’ (Guardian)
- Arab League peace mission to Syria ‘in crisis’ (Daily Telegraph)
- Video: Monks brawl in Bethlehem church (Times)
- US ‘will not allow’ Iran to close oil channel (Times)
- Clerics in brawl at Bethlehem (Independent)
- Which tyrant will fall next? (Independent)
- Syrian troops kill protesters despite monitors (Independent)
- Syria renews bloody crackdown in Homs (Financial Times)
- Iranian navy chief adds to strait tensions (Financial Times)
- Fifth Fleet says won’t allow Hormuz disruption (Reuters)
- Monitors see “nothing frightening” in Syria (Reuters)
- Priests brawl in Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity (BBC Online)
- Head of Arab League mission says situation in Homs is ‘reassuring’ (Sky News Online)
- Hamas forces ordered to cease attacks on Israeli targets, Palestinian sources say (Haaretz)
- Palestinians offer to renew Israel peace talks without settlement freeze, official says (Haaretz)
- U.S. Navy: We will not allow Iran to stop flow of oil (Haaretz)
- Ron Paul defends record on Israel (Jerusalem Post)
- ‘Women’s exclusion threatens Israel’ (Ynetnews)
- Nasrallah worth $250M? (Ynetnews)
- IAF bombs Gaza after Qassams hit south (Ynetnews)
- Israel strikes Gaza twice in two hours, killing three terrorists (Israel Hayom)