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Hague and an ethical foreign policy
Hague and an ethical foreign policy
In an article for today's Daily Telegraph, British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, sought to flesh out an ethical framework for a new approach British Foreign Policy.
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Days and Counting
62 days and counting - Jerusalemite MPs still seeking sanctuary in International Red Cross offices

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US: Israeli rabbi's remarks offensive

Washington has criticized Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef over remarks that Palestinians should perish from this world.

"We regret and condemn the inflammatory statements by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef," US State Department spokesman Philip J. Crowley said on Sunday.

"These remarks are not only deeply offensive, but incitement such as this hurts the cause of peace," he added.

"As we move forward to re-launch peace negotiations, it is important that actions by people on all sides help to advance our effort, not hinder it," Crowley said.

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Israel issues demolition orders for two mosques in the West Bank
Israel issues demolition orders for two mosques in the West Bank
Israel issues demolition orders for two mosques in the West Bank


AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (MIDDLE EAST)

Dubai “will issue a warrant for the arrest of Netanyahu”

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Chief of the Dubai Police Department, Dahi KhalfanThe Chief of the Dubai Police Department, Dahi Khalfan, has said that a warrant will be issued for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if it is proven that the Israeli authorities were responsible for the assassination of Hamas leader Mahmood Al-Mabhouh in the Emirate recently. It has been suspected, but not admitted by Israel, that agents belonging to its spy agency Mossad carried out the murder. According to reports on Israeli radio, Khalfan said that Netanyahu would be at the top of the wanted list as he would have been one of the signatories authorising the operation, which was carried out in a typical Mossad style.

Khalfan warned international secret services about working covertly in the Emirate without the knowledge of the Dubai government. He added that this warning is directed at any and all such agencies, no matter which country they belong to. Investigations by Khalfan’s officers assured him that Al-Mabhouh was in Dubai for business purposes and not for any weapon smuggling operation. The police chief refused to make any comment regarding possible suspects for the killing and played down statements made by Hamas that those responsible entered Dubai with Israeli Minister Uzi Landau during his recent visit.

Last Updated ( Monday, 19 July 2010 13:30 )  

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