Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in Hungary, meeting with EU “bad boy” prime minister Viktor Orban, and other leaders from Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland.
The Gateway Pundit reports that during a Netanyahu meeting, the Israeli PM had a hot mic moment, slamming the European Union’s “crazy” policy towards the Jewish State.
(ANTIMEDIA Op-ed) — Israel has launched what might be the most controversial tourist attraction in recent history. According to Haaretz, Israel has established a half a dozen fantasy terror camps throughout the country, offering tourists from across the world the chance to pretend-kill terrorists in a make-believe environment for only $115 per person (or $85 per child).
Depuis Septembre 2015, la compagnie israélo-états-unienne Afek exploite le pétrole du plateau du Golan, territoire libano-syrien occupé et colonisé par le régime sioniste (1) depuis près d’un demi-siècle. Le conseil de sécurité de l’ONU a toujours souligné « l’inadmissibilité » de cette occupation.
By Michael Lesher | American Herald Tribune | May 6, 2016 The so-called “anti-Semitism row” embroiling the United Kingdom’s Labour Party under its new leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is a fraud – a cynical fraud at that. Despite the best efforts of the notoriously tireless Israel lobby, not to mention an abundance of circling media sharks […]
Haaretz’s original headline for an article by Amitai Etzioni, a noted Israeli-American academic. By Richard Silverstein | Mint Press | March 10, 2016 SEATTLE — Haaretz is famed in many circles as Israel’s leading liberal newspaper. In 2011, the New Yorker’s managing editor, David Remnick, deemed it “easily the most liberal newspaper in Israel and […]
À peine trois semaines après la diffusion sur Canal+ du reportage de Paul Moreira dévoilant les dessous de la « révolution du Maïdan » (voir notre article ici), c’est au tour de France Télévision de nous surprendre, en programmant, jeudi dernier, dans le cadre de l’émission
IllustrationNetalie credit Ron-Raz
Haaretz illustrated the Yossi Verter piece referenced below with this remembrance of Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu addressing Congress last March at the invitation of aspiring American Likudnik House Speaker "Sunny John" Boehner."Sometimes it’s hard to know where Sheldon Adelson, the biggest Republican donor, ends and Netanyahu begins."-- Haaretz's Yossi Verter, in "
Al-Akhbar | September 11, 2013
Israel’s Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a decision to bar entry to the Jewish state to a Polish humanitarian worker for having unspecified links to “terrorist elements”.
Although Kamil Qandil had a valid visa when he landed at Ben Gurion airport near Tel Aviv on September 2, he was refused entry by immigration officials and held at the airport as he filed an appeal.
