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  Bahrain Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, with Israel's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, in Manama on Feb. 14, 2022 Bahrain Govt Ministers Welcome Israel’s Prime Minister Upon Arrival for Historic Visit By Hana Levi Julian Prime Minister Naftali Bennett arrived Monday night in Manama, Bahrain for the first-ever official visit to the country by an Israeli head of state. Bennett was welcomed at the airport with an honor guard by Bahrain’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Industry, the Head of Protocol, the Israeli Ambassador to Bahrain and other senior officials. The prime minister is scheduled to meet Tuesday with King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al-Khalifa and the country’s Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa. The leaders are expected to discuss additional ways to strengthen bilateral ties, in addition to discussing “the importance of peace, advancement and prosperity in the region, and especially the advan

  REVEALED: Mossad Foiled 12 Terror Attacks Against Israelis in Turkey Most of the attacks were reportedly planned by Islamic State during last two years. By Pesach Benson, United With Israel The Mossad has thwarted 12 terror attacks against Israelis in Turkey during a two-year period, Israel’s Channel 12 reported on Saturday. The unsourced report said most of the planned attacks were Islamic State plots targeting businessmen and other Israelis. The report added that Israeli businessmen in Turkey have been advised to take extra security precautions and change their daily routines. Channel 12 also reported that despite the strained relations between Ankara and Jerusalem, ties between the Mossad and Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization have  remained strong. Last week, Israeli and Turkish intelligence foiled an Iranian plot to assassinate Israeli businessman Yair Geller. The hit was reportedly intended to be in retaliation for the assassination of Iran’s top nuclear scientist Mohs

  Salem, Massachusetts Takes Stand Against Antisemitic Attacks on Health Department over COVID Precautions By JNS News Service The city of Salem, Mass., has issued a statement signed by city leaders on Friday to stand against the hateful rhetoric by a number of officials and staff at the Salem Health Department and Board of Health. According to a news release from the city, the board members and staff, especially those with Jewish-sounding names, have for weeks been receiving targeted anti-Semitic messages, threats online and voicemails. The threats were directed at individuals because of COVID-19 precautions in the city, which included an indoor mask mandate and vaccine requirement that were lifted this week. The petition—called “No Place for Hate” and was signed by 44 officials and community leaders, including Mayor Kim Driscoll and Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.)—stated that the messages were unacceptable, repugnant and worthy of condemnation, “regardless of your perspective on COVID mi

  In the name of of Allah the Merciful.  Revolutionary Front. Sudanese Alliance. Kordofan Development Association. An important statement about the current political situation and the press conference of the Third Front.       We, in the leadership of the Kordofan Development Association, followed the press conference held by our comrades, the leaders of the Third Front, with whom we share many things, the most important of which is the signing of the Juba Peace Agreement on October 3, 2020. We are secure in all that was stated in the conference and we agree with them that the peace agreement is exposed to risks and threats, which we summarize as follows: * Weak coordination between the signatory forces for peace and the situation requires the highest levels of harmony and harmony. * The delay in scheduling and organizing the steps of the military and security arrangements, led to the slippages that threaten the peace. * The slow implementation of the agreement necessarily creates conf

  A statement from the senior leadership of the Kordofan Development Association.   The deliberate neglect of the Sudanese countryside that followed the revolutionary change in April 2019 CE; It has awakened the just demands of the people of the countryside, including the masses of Kordofan. We supported the demands of the people of the East in addressing their chronic problems as an expression of demands in the Sudanese countryside for development and the removal of the old and renewed injustice. That is why we will continue to support the rural forces in the north as they are just and legitimate demands that must be responded to as soon as possible to achieve popular satisfaction. We proceed from the Juba Peace Agreement (October 2020 AD), whose main goal is to do justice to the marginal people in the entire Sudanese countryside. We are confident that the serious, accurate and equitable implementation of the agreement is capable of solving all of Sudan’s issues away from the deceptio

  Denmark's PM Mette Frederiksen said the last restrictions will be dropped on February 1 | Olafur Steinar Gestsson/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images Denmark is First EU Country to Scrap All COVID Restrictions by aletho 21st Century Wire | January 29, 2022 Later this week, England is scheduled to drop its problematic mask mandate for shops and public transport, along with its highly unpopular vaccine passport regime. Up north, Scotland says it will “relax” so-called ‘work from home guidance,’ and reopen nightclubs, as well as ending venue capacity limits. While the UK and Ireland gingerly roll-back their highly disruptive COVID restriction policies, other European countries are now leading the way by scrapping the entire ‘pandemic’ regime altogether. Financial Times reports… Denmark said it would lift almost all Covid-19 restrictions and stop designating it a “societally critical” disease on Wednesday in the latest sign that western European countries are easing or even eradicati

  President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog at Ben Gurion International, before departing for the UAE, January 30, 2022. President Herzog, First Lady, Depart for First Israeli Presidential UAE Visit By Jewish Press News Desk President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog departed Sunday morning to the United Arab Emirates for a presidential visit at the invitation of the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates and Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The President will visit Abu Dhabi and Dubai and conduct official meetings with the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan; UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan; Vice President, Prime Minister, and Minister of Defence of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum; Commissioner-General of Expo 2020 Dubai and UAE Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan; and r

  Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet in Moscow in November. (Twitter pic/Russian Embassy, UK) Vietnam poised to resume nuclear project a decade after Fukushima Nikkei - HANOI: Vietnam says it will proceed with a project to build a 10-megawatt nuclear research reactor with Russian help, a move seen as a new step toward reviving plans to build nuclear power plants a decade after the Fukushima disaster. Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc was escorted by Vietnamese nuclear experts when he visited Moscow for four days starting Nov 29. The resumption of the nuclear projects was among the topics on the table during the bilateral talks, according to a source familiar with the matter. Although the new research facility will mainly be used to develop medical treatments rather than for power, experts say building such a reactor could be a major stepping stone on the path to resuming Vietnam’s atomic energy programme. Experts say the communist

  Israel wants US to adopt military-first option with Iran by aletho December 6, 2021 With the newly-resumed Iran nuclear deal negotiations in the balance in Vienna, a bellicose Israel is urging the US to take military action. Defence Minister Benny Gantz and Mossad chief David Barnea are expected to meet senior officials in the White House this week to make the case for a military-first agenda against Iran, Israel's three main TV news broadcasts reported last night. Gantz and Barnea will urge their American interlocutors to develop a military plan to strike Iran. The stalled negotiations in Vienna are seen by the Israelis as an opportunity to press the US to adopt a more aggressive policy towards the Islamic Republic. A list of targets is said to have been drawn up. This includes a potential attack against Iranian targets in Yemen. The aim of such a strike would be to convince the Iranians to soften their position at the talks about their nuclear programme. Israel is expected to t

  Afghanistan: Taliban to remove subjects contradicting Sharia from university curriculum SEP 16, 2021 4:00 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER Unfortunately, the report doesn’t list which subjects are considered to be contradicting Sharia. In any case, the Leftist Taliban in American universities is doing much the same thing, removing or deemphasizing subjects that don’t fit the far-Left agenda. That’s one reason why Leftists and jihadis get along so well: they’re both authoritarians who hate the freedom of speech and free inquiry. “Taliban to Remove Subjects Contradicting Sharia Law From University Curriculum,” Sputnik, September 13, 2021: MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The Taliban’s* Ministry of Higher Education announced that it will remove subjects considered as running counter to the Islam’s Sharia law from the curriculum of Afghanistan’s universities. “Each subject that is against Islamic laws will be removed,” acting Minister of Higher Education Shaikh Abdul Baqi Haqqani said as quoted by the TOLO news a

  FILE PHOTO. Afghan security personnel patrol along a road on the outskirts of Herat, on August 6, 2021.  ©  AFP Taliban overruns most of Kunduz as Afghan military clings to strategic city’s airport – reports 8 Aug, 2021 14:35 Taliban militants have captured another provincial capital, Sar-e Pul, and most of the fifth-largest city of Kunduz, according to local officials. Afghan special forces have been deployed in a bid to re-take the latter. The militants seized all the key government buildings in the two cities overnight, pushing the government troops to military installations on their outskirts. The troops are currently clinging onto the airport in Kunduz, in the north of the country. Heavy clashes started yesterday afternoon. All government headquarters are in the control of the Taliban. Only the army base and the airport is with ANDSF [Afghan security forces] from where they are resisting the Taliban,” provincial lawmaker Amruddin Wali told Reuters. Footage circulating online sho

  Iron Dome batteries in northern Israel, earlier this week Credit: JALAA MAREY - AFP Hezbollah Says Behind Rocket Barrage on Israel’s North as IDF Mulls Response IDF striking sites in southern Lebanon ■ At least 10 rockets launched at Israel ■ Bennett, Gantz to convene security cabinet meeting Hezbollah has taken responsibility for launching at least 10 rockets from southern Lebanon into Israel.  In response to the attack, the IDF struck sites with artillery fire in southern Lebanon.   The Iron Dome defense system intercepted most of the launches, according to the IDF. Two rockets landed in open areas in the Israeli towns Ein Qiniyye and Neve Ativ, according to reports. Rocket sirens sounded around 11 A.M. on Friday morning in communities in northern Israel, namely in the northern Galilee and the Golan Heights.  Video of the Iron Dome intercepting rockets fired from LebanonCredit: Jack Khoury Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has been informed of the incident, and will hold an emergency

  IDF Invades Gaza? by aletho By Stephen Lendman | May 14, 2021 Earlier reports from Israel said IDF forces invaded the Strip — for the fourth time since Israel’s 2008-09 Cast Lead aggression on Gaza. According to the Times of Israel, the “IDF… mis(led) foreign media on (a) Gaza ground invasion,” adding: An initial pre-dawn Friday statement  said “IDF air and ground troops are currently attacking in the Gaza Strip.” When asked for clarification, IDF spokesman Jonathan Conricus responded: “Yes. As it’s written in the statement. Indeed, ground forces are attacking in Gaza… (T)hey are in the Strip.” Some troops are “positioned in an enclave technically within Gaza territory,” the Times of Israel reported, adding:  “(F)or all intents and purposes… such a placement does not reasonably represent a ‘ground invasion.’ ” The NYT falsely reported that “Israeli ground forces had attacked Gaza early Friday,” adding: “The extent of the Israeli assault was not clear.” The Times later corrected its r