Lebanese Army May Hold Back 'Naksa Day' Protesters
The Lebanese army may hold back protesters who are planning to demonstrate on the border with Israel on Sunday, the Lebanon-based Daily Star reported on Tuesday.
The Lebanese army may hold back protesters who are planning to demonstrate on the border with Israel on Sunday, the Lebanon-based Daily Star reported on Tuesday.
Recent rallies in Hamas-controlled Gaza featured speakers shouting, “Bin Laden shattered Crosses†and “America is the enemy of Allah.†Footage of the rallies in memory of the Al-Qaeda terrorist leader was translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
Israel Tuesday night began celebrating the 44th year since the reunification Jerusalem in the Six-Day War in 1967, after 20 centuries of exile.
In honor of Jerusalem Day, and in defense of the city that is the capital of the Jewish people, the One Jerusalem organization has opened a campaign to make clear that the people of Israel are opposed to the division of Jerusalem.