Top Headlines
30/12/2012
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- Tony Blair: support liberals in Middle East or face Islamist regimes (Guardian)
- Iran films US aircraft carrier near Strait of Hormuz (Daily Telegraph)
- Syrian protesters die as Arab group tours cities (Independent)
- Observers ‘shielded from worst violence’ (Times)
- Iran’s rhetoric sets diplomacy on edge (Financial Times)
- Tony Blair: West should help liberal strands of Arab Spring (Daily Telegraph)
- Your books of the year (Guardian)
- Analysis: Israel faces threat of fundamentalism from the Ultra-Orthodox (Scotsman)
- Iran warns US over Strait of Hormuz (Glasgow Herald)
- Netanyahu: Don’t generalise about Charedim (Jewish Chronicle)
- IDF warns next Cast Lead ‘urban warfare’ (Jewish Chronicle)
- BORIS’S MESSAGE TO ISRAELI OLYMPIC FANS: ‘GET SET!’ (Jewish News)
- Progressives and Israel: One of these slurs is not like the others (Economist)
- Palestinian unity: Rivals who may need each other (Economist)
- Daniel Barenboim’s new way for Israelis and Palestinians: Let public intellectuals take the stage (Economist)
- IDF chief of staff hails 2008 Gaza strike as an “excellent operation” (New Statesman)
- Are we heading for an “accidental” war with Iran? (New Statesman)
- The Books Interview: Mourid Barghouti (New Statesman)
- U.S. Saudi fighter jet sale to help offset Iran (Reuters)
- Syrians plan Friday protests as monitors visit (Reuters)
- Blair on the Mid East ‘battle for democracy’ (BBC Online)
- Syrian troops filmed ‘targeting civilians’ (Sky News Online)
- EU envoy: Israel has nothing to fear from regional rise of Islamists (Haaretz)
- Hamas likely to sit out on Palestinian Authority’s presidential election in May (Haaretz)
- U.S. finalizes $30 billion weapons deal with Saudi Arabia (Haaretz)
- US military chief to visit Israel to reassure on Iran (Jerusalem Post)
- ‘Stuxnet virus was 1 of 5 cyberbombs’ (Ynetnews)
- Haredim riot in Beit Shemesh (Ynetnews)
- IDF warns of ‘painful’ Gaza incursion if terror continues (Israel Hayom)
- US to sell F-15 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia in $30 billion deal (Israel Hayom)