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by infolivetvenglish on Jul 21, 2011

Jerusalem ultra-orthodox clash with police

by infolivetvenglish on Jul 21, 2011

Infolive.tv - Israel News - Hundreds of ultra-orthodox men waged a violent protest Saturday afternoon in Jerusalem clashing with police to protest the desecration of the Shabbat and 100 weekends since the Karta parking lot outside the Old City opened on the Jewish day of rest.

UNESCO against the Jews

Special: UN’s cultural body seems to be engaged in inquisition-like campaign against Israel Giulio Meotti Published:  07.19.11, 17:04 / Israel News The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) adopted a decision calling on Israel to immediately cease all archaeological works in the Old City of Jerusalem. In particular, UNESCO, one of the UN’s most prominent and influential agencies, attacked the renovation of the Mughrabi Bridge that links the Western Wall plaza and Temple Mount.

Stuxnet returns to bedevil Iran's nuclear systems

DEBKAfile Exclusive Report July 20, 2011, 4:35 PM (GMT+02:00)

 

The Stuxnet malworm - at it again

DEBKAfile's intelligence sources report that the Stuxnet malworm which played havoc with Iran's nuclear program for eleven months was not purged after all. Tehran never did overcome the disruptions caused by Stuxnet or restore its centrifuges to smooth and normal operation as was claimed. Indeed, Iran finally resorted to the only sure-fire cure, scrapping all the tainted machines and replacing them with new ones.
Iran provided confirmation of this Tuesday, July 19 in an announcement that improved and faster centrifuge models were being installed.

At least six churches attacked in Senegal

Violence against churches increases in
Muslim-dominated Senegal, West Africa.

The World Evangelical Alliance Religious Liberty Commission (WEA-RLC) is calling on the government of Senegal, West Africa to investigate attacks on churches that occurred during recent protests over constitutional amendments.

Africa starves while international community continues to lavish aid on Gaza

U.N.: Famine in Somalia is killing tens of thousands

View Photo Gallery — Deepening humanitarian crisis in Somalia: U.N. officials are warning of a deepening crisis in East Africa caused by a severe drought and fighting in Somalia, with tens of thousands of children at risk of dying.

By Sudarsan Raghavan, Published: July 20

NAIROBI — Famine in parts of southern Somalia has killed tens of thousands of people, mostly children, the United Nations said Wednesday in an official declaration of what aid officials describe as the worst humanitarian crisis in the troubled country in two decades.

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Casual Hate: The Subtle Side of Christian Persecution by Raymond Ibrahim FrontPageMagazine.com July 20, 2011 http://www.meforum.org/2993/christian-persecution Earlier this month I participated in Coptic Solidarity's Second Annual Conference in Washington D.C., titled: "Will Religious and Ethnic Minorities Pay the Price of the 'Arab Spring'?" Panelists included Middle East specialists, prominent members of the Coptic community, and other minority leaders from the Muslim world, including Kurds, Berbers, and Sudanese animists.