The Banality of Jewish Symbolism by Gilad Atzmon WorldNews.com In a remarkable expose of the Mossad operation in Dubai, The Times happens to refer to Meir Dagan's (the Mossad chief) 'philosophy'. "The tone of Dagan's directorship is set by a photograph on the wall of his modest office in the Tel Aviv headquarters. It shows an old Jew standing on the edge of a t...
Protect Women During Conflicts, UAE Urges UN Khaleej Times NEW YORK ' The UAE urged the United Nations to work to protect women and children during armed conflicts, and to get those who are detained as hostages or prisoners released. It also called on the UN bodies to follow up on their conditions and provide them with necessary assistance. | UAE's call was...
UAE clears doubt on Iran sanctions Gulf News | Abu Dhabi: The UAE will respect any sanctions imposed on Iran if the problem between the international community and Tehran over its nuclear ambitions is not resolved diplomatically, said UAE Foreign Minister Shaikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan yes...
I kissed tourist but only on the cheek, says Briton jailed in Dubai The Daily Mail | A British businessman facing jail in Dubai after he was accused of kissing a woman in public has vowed to fight the charges and clear his name. | Marketing executive Ayman Najafi, 24, and British tourist Charlotte Lewis, 25, were accused of kissing...
We Will Track the Killers Down Khaleej Times The investigation into the murder of Mahmoud Al Mabhouh, a top Hamas military leader, in January at a Dubai hotel took a strong and positive turn. | With UAE Foreign Minister Shaikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan stating, "The UAE definitely cannot and...
Briton jailed in Dubai for 'kissing' UK tourist vows to clear his name The Daily Mail | A British man facing jail in Dubai after he was accused of kissing a woman in public today vowed to clear his name. | Ayman Najafi, 24, will appear in court tomorrow alongside a 25-year old female British tourist to appeal against a one-month priso...
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Mabhouh Murder and Israel Khaleej Times Revelation upon revelation have only added to the complexity in the Mabhouh assassination case. Dubai Police have now named 15 additional suspects in the late January killing of Ha...
Rudd told of ASIO report on Israelis The Daily Telegraph Australia | AUSTRALIA'S top security agency ASIO secretly investigated the likelihood of Israeli agents harvesting Australian passports in 2004. | As the former Opposition foreign affai...
Police suspect murder in case of body found in Deira parking lot Gulf News | Dubai: A Nigerian woman was found dead last Friday in a parking lot in Al Muraqqabat in Deira. | Preliminary investigations revealed that the naked woman fell from the fourth floor of the building where she resided, a police source told Gulf N...
Two Get Five-year Jail Terms for Raping Minors Khaleej Times RAS AL KHAIMAH ' The Criminal Court of First Instance in Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) on Wednesday sentenced two Asian men to five years in prison followed by deportation on charges of raping two minor girls in separate cases. | The first case dates back to ...
Six Face Trial over Watchman's Murder Linked to Cable Theft Khaleej Times DUBAI ' Six workers on Thursday pleaded not guilty to premeditated murder charge of a watchman, who used to guard the warehouse of a company in Nad Al Sheba at which they all were employed. | The six workers, all Pakistanis, admitted, however, in the...
Thai court rules on ex-leader Thaksin's wealth The Guardian | THANYARAT DOKSONE | Associated Press Writer= BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand's Supreme Court ruled Friday that ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra unlawfully concealed his assets while in office and abused his power for personal gain, as it prepared to issue a decision on whether his $2.29 billion fortune should be seized. | The nine-judge panel, ...
Justices Will Prevail The New York Times | Washington | IN his State of the Union address, when President Obama criticized the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito shook his head, scowled and mouthed a two-word dissent: "Not true." Chief Justice John Roberts, meanwhile, smiled serenely, apparently untroubled by the president's attack. | Now we know what Chief Justice Roberts really thinks....
