Obama és Rouhani leveleket váltóttak

2013. szeptember 16 15:21

Obama és Rouhani leveleket váltóttak

 
Newsletter Monday September 16, 2013
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Syria deal will have direct impact on Iran, Netanyahu says
Prime minister: The determination the international community shows on Syria will have direct impact on the Syrian regime’s patron Iran. Iran must understand the consequences of its continued defiance of the world by its pursuit toward nuclear weapons.
 
Dan Margalit | From Damascus to Dimona
If the deal with Syria goes through, pressure will mount on Israel over its nuclear reactor in Dimona.
 
Dr. Haim Shine | Obama failed, and we’re stuck with the bill
In China, Iran, North Korea, Lebanon and Syria, they now know that American threats are actually empty.
Boaz Bismuth | A war criminal’s reprieve
In a normal world, Bashar Assad should have been in handcuffs on the way to the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Isn’t it fun when you have a Russian babysitter?
Dr. Reuven Berko | A Syrian groom without a bride
The Syrian rebel groups are refusing to accept the arrangement crafted without them and will continue to fight Assad.
Richard Baehr | Game, set, match to Putin
When the leader of the free world communicates confusion, incoherence, and weakness, it is inevitable that the world’s bad guys will get the message.
Public broadcaster removes ‘right-wing murderer’ promo after outcry 
Promo for new satire show featuring the characters Yigal Amir, Baruch Goldstein and Yona Avrushmi singing and prancing between rainbows sparks harsh condemnations • Habayit Hayehudi MK Ayelet Shaked: This is what our tax money pays for?
Coalition MKs plead with Netanyahu not to give land to PA
Energy and Water Resources Minister Silvan Shalom: „No one believes a permanent agreement can be reached in nine months” • Legal experts urge U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to make the Palestinians stop behavior detrimental behavior to peace talks.
It behooves a restaurant to accurately declare its meat
A Tel Aviv couple eating at upscale Turkiz restaurant was shocked to find that the meal served to them contained horse meat • Eli Samari, a co-owner of Turkiz: „The problem was that the ingredient did not appear on the menu… I understand the mistake.”
British school lifts controversial burqa ban
After days of public discourse, including a petition against the ban that got 9,000 signatures in 48 hours, the college’s administration expressed its concern over the bad press via its Facebook page and decided to lift the ban.
Israeli tourist disappears in German Alps town
All contact with 23-year-old Yam Levi lost since last Tuesday • She was last seen in the Bavarian town of Immenstadt in southern Germany at the foot of the Alps • Yam’s parents have flown to Germany to join in the search for their daughter.
Two fathers recognized as child’s parents for the first time
Couple had to appeal to interior minister and head of the Knesset’s internal affairs committee to get approval • Child’s father: „I hope that as a result of our case, every same-sex couple will be registered as the parents in their family.”
Obama: Iran mustn’t think that we won’t strike
In an interview with ABC, U.S. president discloses correspondence with Iranian President Hasan Rouhani • Obama also rejects Russian claim that Syrian rebels perpetrated Damascus chemical attack • Gingrich: Putin playing chess, Obama playing tic-tac-toe.
Report: Netanyahu proposed settling Gazans in Sinai to Mubarak
In interviews after Morsi’s ouster, Mubarak says prime minister came to Cairo to discuss moving Palestinian Gazans to Sinai • „I told him he ought to bury the proposal fast, unless he wanted a war to break out between Egypt and Israel.”
Central bank warns housing market ripe for mortgage crisis
Bank of Israel: Housing market in Israel contains more risk than in Europe or the United States • Between 2008 and 2012 the average price of a home increased by about 54 percent, while average household income increased by only 20%. 
Netanyahu, Lapid disagree over new central bank chief
Prime minister backs former Bank Mizrahi CEO while the finance minister backs former Bank of Israel deputy-governor • PMO does not comment on reports of dispute • Lapid’s office says it „never heard of” the disagreement • Process months overdue. 
‘Homeland’ Israel shoot moved to Morocco
The show’s American producers, concerned over situation in Syria, contacted their Israeli counterparts Sunday to inform them of decision • Israeli production companies estimate a loss of hundreds of thousands of shekels over the location change.