David Bedein
Did Condoleezza Rice Commit A Felony By Offering Weapons To A Terror Organization?
Did Rice Commit A Felony By Offering Weapons To A Terror Organization?
The Bulletin asked the US State Department if Rice would ask Abbas to instruct his security forces to try and stop the rocket attacks and whether Abbas would disarm Al Aksa Brigades. The answer: "No Comment."Despite the assumption that Abbas is too weak to disband the Al Aksa Brigades, Abbas maintains direct control over at least 45,000 members of a dozen or so security forces in the Gaza Strip. This is in addition to thousands of gunmen and activists belonging to the Fatah, which Abbas also chairs. Rice, eager to bring down the Hamas government, also offered on Thursday to continue to arm Abbas and his Fatah party with 6,000 rifles.
U.S. Pressured Israel To Halt Missile Strikes On Palestinians
"(Prime Minister) Olmert was first told of the cease-fire proposal when he came to Washington earlier this month," the official said. "Last week, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called Olmert and said she expected an end to Israeli military operations."
Covering JFK’s Funeral: More than Four Decades Later
Iran Obtains Sam Systems From Russia
--The sources said that, with the expanded TOR project, Iran has become the No. 3 client of Russia, following China and India. In a separate development, the Interfax news agency reported that Russian Atomic Energy Agency director Sergei Kiriyenko plans to visit Tehran on Dec. 11 to discuss additional cooperation--Saudis Launch $60B Modernization Plan
The Death of Yaakov Yaakobov – Killed in Sderot by an Arab Missile –...
Covering JFK’s Funeral: Four Decades Later
The first thoughts that hit me were that he was such a young guy, like a nice uncle who always had new ideas. My mind was racing, and I quickly wrote down my thoughts. How would we remember JFK? I remembered listening to him in sixth grade at his inauguration - "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." JFK had one message, to get involved.
Cabinet Secretary: Israeli Overflights In Lebanon Represent No Threat To UNIFIL
--An Israeli official made it clear that Israeli flights over Lebanon are for very limited reconnaissance missions, and that they are not meant to be hostile to the UN force in Southern Lebanon--Hamas Intensifies Use Of Dual-Engine Rockets--Hamas Establishes Control Center For Missile Strikes
Egypt Takes Another Step Towards Nuclear Capabilities
--"Egypt signed agreements with a number of countries regarding the peaceful use of nuclear energy," Abu Al Naga said. "But it has been over 25 years since then, and the agreements need updating, although they are still valid."--U.N.: Hezbollah Brought In Soldiers