Monthly Archives: November 2013

Hamas Vows To Continue Building Terror Tunnels

By | 2013-11-10T11:11:55-04:00 November 10th, 2013|News|

A spokesman of the Al-Qassam Brigade military branch of Hamas recently expressed the organization's intentions to continue attacking Israel, promising that the Hamas terrorists will continue working in secret to dig new terror tunnels and continue fighting against the "occupation."   Just last Thursday 5 IDF soldiers were wounded in a clash with Hamas while

Belgium raises Palestinian diplomatic status

By | 2013-11-10T10:54:42-04:00 November 10th, 2013|News|

Belgium said Saturday it had raised the standing of a Palestinian diplomatic delegation to the country to “mission” status in a show of commitment to a two-state solution in the Middle East.   Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders confirmed the change from “general delegation” to “mission” after signing an agreement during a bilateral meeting with

U.S.: Suriname president’s son wanted to host Hezbollah base

By | 2013-11-10T00:48:26-04:00 November 10th, 2013|News|

A son of Suriname’s president invited people he thought were from the Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah to set up a base in his country to attack Americans in exchange for millions of U.S. dollars, U.S. prosecutors said on Friday.   Federal prosecutors who already were pursuing drug charges against Dino Bouterse, a son of Suriname

Obama: A Deal with Iran is Better than a Confrontation

By | 2013-11-10T00:23:06-04:00 November 10th, 2013|News|

U.S. President Barack Obama thinks that a deal with Iran over its nuclear program is better than a confrontation with the Islamic Republic.   Obama made the comments on Thursday in an interview with NBC News, which came amid rampant rumors that a deal was imminent between the West and Iran over its nuclear program.

Obama Fallout: Saudis Broker Port Said to Putin’s Navy

By | 2013-11-09T23:59:38-04:00 November 9th, 2013|Op-Eds|

The United States may very well have lost Egypt's Port Said to the Russians. It is perfect for Russian warships.   Since the beginning of the 19th century, Egypt's Port Said, because of its location near the Suez Canal, has acted as a global city located on the very hub of world commerce.   In

US Removing Navy From Mid-East As Russia Enters

By | 2013-11-09T23:35:10-04:00 November 9th, 2013|News|

The American aircraft carrier USS Nimitz was recalled from the Persian Gulf on Friday, along with the destroyer USS Graveley from the Mediterranean Sea. The move comes less than a week after Russia sent its most powerful warships to the Mediterranean.   Al Jazeera reports the Nimitz moved through the Suez Canal into the Red

Christian Persecution is on the Rise: You Can Help Me Help Them In Egypt

By | 2013-11-09T18:53:25-04:00 November 9th, 2013|Press Releases|

Dear Supporters of Voice of the Copts:   In late 2010, for the first time in Egypt’s history, Copts rose up into Egypt’s streets ignoring the dictates of tradition to defend their churches, clergy, and families. Now, almost three years later, Copts are at far greater risk -- an increased target of Islamic religious supremacy

Canadian ‘child soldier’ appeals Guantanamo conviction

By | 2013-11-09T18:19:37-04:00 November 9th, 2013|News|

  Canadian “child soldier” Omar Khadr, who had been a Guantanamo prisoner for a decade, appealed his terror conviction on Friday. Once the U.S. prison camp's youngest inmate, Khadr returned to Canada in 2012 to serve the rest of his term.   He filed the appeal with the U.S. Court of Military Commissions Review, his

ZOA: Obama’s Record Indicates He Won’t Stop Iran

By | 2013-11-09T17:55:01-04:00 November 9th, 2013|Op-Eds|

He tells Congress: No New Sanctions, Unfreeze Iranian Assets He tells Jewish Groups: Don’t Increase Pressure on Iran   President Barack Obama has repeatedly stated for more than five years –– since before he was elected President –– that he will “never, never” allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons. He has also repeatedly stated that,

Obama briefs Netanyahu on Iran nuclear deal amid criticisms

By | 2013-11-09T17:32:21-04:00 November 9th, 2013|News|

Following Israeli frustration over a proposed interim nuclear deal between Iran and international negotiators, the U.S. president on Friday briefed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the talks.   Barack Obama called Netanyahu after the White House had signaled frustration with the Israeli premier, who had earlier complained that the proposed deal was “very bad.”