Monthly Archives: March 2010

Algeria launched the largest population evacuation campaign since its independence as the government began to move thousands of people living in the capital’s slum areas to new apartments.

The heating-up of the Gaza front – about a dozen rockets were fired at Israel last week, killing one Thai worker - brings to miWe'll Have to Return to Gaza'nd Operation Defensive Shield, whose eighth anniversary is commemorated at this time.

A Turkish-owned ship named "Frigia" and carrying cargo of the Israel Chemicals company has been captured by Somali pirates.

President Barack Obama appeared to carry on a policy of intentionally humiliating Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu this week, by ignoring custom and abstaining from any public appearance with him during Netanyahu's visit to the White House.

MK Yaakov “Ketzaleh” Katz responded Monday to what he termed an “anti-Semitic terrorist attack” in central Tel Aviv. The attack in question took place on Saturday night in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood.

Rabbi David Algaze, founder and spiritual leader of the Havurat Yisrael synagogue in Queens, New York, says the disappearance of Israel would not move the U.S. government.

Hundreds of people mobbed the Huria Kristen Batak Protestan (HKBP) church under construction in Deli Serdang, North Sumatra, on Friday, calling for the project to be halted.

Lawyers for the estate of Aasiya Zubair Hassan, the woman killed and beheaded in her cable television studio, have filed a notice of claim, indicating they intend to sue the Town of Orchard Park, Erie County and the Erie County Sheriff’s Department for failing to prevent her death in February of last year.

Dubai inspectors are looking for illegal alcohol, but this time inside sauces, soups and desserts.

Religious scholars in Egypt rejected a draft law that, if adopted, would authorize abortion and the sterilization of women for financial and health reasons, labeling it anti-Islamic.