Mossad uses hot young women to gain access to secrets.

Israel’s Mossad has been using young hot women as its most effective spies

By John Roberts

 


Israel’s spy organization, Mossad, has developed a new generation of spies, seductive young women who can flirt their way to decipher the secrets of the enemy.

Screenshot – Israeli female spy trying to gain access to information

Five highly trained women agents have spoken for the first time, saying that any means is fair game when deployed trying to help Israel, they claim however to draw the line at sleeping with the enemy, according to the news media.

The officers spoke to an Israeli magazine this week about her extraordinary lifestyle that makes them feel like they are living in a movie. Continue Reading »

Gaza Fires Two Rockets that Explode in Eshkol Region

2 Kassam rockets fired by Gaza-based terrorists fall in open fields in the Eshkol Regional Council.

By Elad Benari, Canada

 

Two Kassam rockets fired by Gaza-based terrorists exploded in open areas in the Eshkol Regional Council on Friday afternoon.

The rockets did not cause any physical injuries or damage. The rockets were fired despite an Egyptian-brokered “ceasefire” that was supposed to have gone effect in late October, after Gaza-based terrorists fired more than 80 rockets at southern Israel within a period of 24 hours.

Similar “ceasefires” have been announced by Hamas rulers after previous rounds of escalation, but the Gaza-based terrorist groups always take advantage of these “ceasefires” to periodically send a reminder to Israelis that they have the ability to fire rockets. Continue Reading »

Harvard ‘deeply troubled’ by Arab’s criticism over Israeli buffet

Harvard Business School responds to former student’s criticism on Facebook, who’s description of Israeli dining station is an affront to Arabs.

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Harvard Business School is “deeply troubled” for having offended Arab sensibilities due to the mischaracterization of various foods appearing on the menu of the dining room’s Israeli Mezze Station, Brian Kenny, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer of the school, was quoted by Al-Arabiya as sayingFriday.

Menu of Israeli Mezze Station - Photo: Courtesy

Menu of Israeli Mezze Station – Photo: Courtesy

The controversy over the Israeli food station arose after Lebanese Harvard graduate Sara el-Yafi on October 28 posted to her Facebook page a letter of protest to the University describing the Israeli buffet’s menu as an affront to Arabs, as Hummus and Couscous, for example, are not of Israeli origin.

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Moscow tells all concerned, keep Palestinians out of Syria’s fighting

Russia ‘deeply concerned’ about attempts by both sides in Syria to enlist & arm Palestinian refugees

By Reuters

 

Russia is “deeply concerned” by reports that each side in the Syrian conflict is enlisting and arming Palestinian refugees and said on Friday they should be kept out of the fighting.

Syria fighting – Photo: AFP

Syria hosts more than 500,000 Palestinian refugees, according to United Nations figures.

“We call for the participants of the conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic to show restraint and do all possible for Palestinian refugees not to be dragged into the Syrian confrontation and for places of their residence not to become objects of hostility,” the Foreign Ministry said. Continue Reading »

Caroline B. Glick: A time for courage & action!

Obama’s victory demonstrates that the American spirit has been overwhelmed by the European model of social democracy at home and appeasement & treachery abroad. After all, a US ambassador and 3 others were murdered. But 4 is not a very large number. And it was over in a day.

By Caroline B. Glick 

 

Mitt Romney wasn’t a bad candidate. He ran a fairly strong race. He made a few errors. And he made many good moves. Certainly he was adequate. And he was probably the strongest Republican candidate among the primary field of contenders. That is, he was the best man available to run against Barack Obama. Continue Reading »

Arutz 7 Exclusive Video: Arabs Torch Jewish Cars

Security camera capture Arab terrorists vandalizing and burning cars in Jerusalem’s French Hill.

By Gil Ronen and Hezki Ezra

 

A security camera installed by Victor Chernovsky, a resident of French Hill in Jerusalem, captured three Arabs in the act of setting fire to the Chernovsky family’s cars Tuesday night.

“Last night at 10 forty, in the Tzameret neighborhood, which is a part of French Hill, my wife and I had gone to sleep, and so had the kids,” Chernovsky told Arutz Sheva. “Suddenly I heard the dog barking and there was an explosion. We already had something like this happen last year and we installed a camera, and it transmits a picture that we can see on our iPhones.” Continue Reading »

Foreign Minister Lieberman goes to Europe to stave off Palestinian UN status change

FM Avigdor Lieberman flies to Vienna to discuss with Israel’s EU ambassadors the PA’s draft resolution for upgrading its status to that of an “observer state”

By Shlomo Cesana, Israel Hayom Staff and Reuters

 

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman flew to the Austrian capital of Vienna on Friday to meet with Israel’s ambassadors to European Union countries to discuss the Palestinian Authority’s plan to imminently seek an upgrade of its U.N. status to that of an “observer state.”

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman says Palestinian Authority’s plan to unilaterally seek U.N. status upgrade “breaks the rules.” – Photo: Yoav Ari Dudkevitch

“The unilateral step that the Palestinians are planning breaks the rules, crosses red lines and will have far-reaching consequences,” Lieberman warned on Thursday.

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Jonathan Pollard holds no grudge against Israeli President

Jonathan Pollard, jailed former Israeli spy reacts to his handler’s admission that he was incriminated under orders from Shimon Peres, then prime minister.

 

Israeli agent Jonathan Pollard chose to express hope rather than anger in response to an interview with his former handler Rafi Eitan, who revealed for the first time that he incriminated Pollard under orders from then-prime minister and current president Shimon Peres.

Jonathan and Esther Pollard - Photo: Courtesy J4JP

Jonathan and Esther Pollard – Photo: Courtesy J4JP

Eitan told Yediot Aharonot in an interview published Friday that he gave the Americans information he knew would be used against Pollard. He said he had no choice other than to abide by government decisions. Continue Reading »

EU’s Ashton ‘deeply regrets’ Israel’s new building in its capital

European Union’s Catherine Ashton criticizes Israel’s decision to build 1,213 new homes in east Jerusalem; says move ‘threatens 2-state solution’

By AFP

European Union Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton on Thursday criticized Israel for offering tenders this week for the construction of 1,213 new homes in east Jerusalem.

Concerned. Ashton – Photo: EPA

Ashton said in a statement that she “deeply regrets” moves to add 607 units in Pisgat Zeev and 606 units in Ramot.

“Settlements are illegal under international law and threaten to make a two-state solution impossible,” it said.

Israel‘s building in the West Bank and east Jerusalem is one of the most contentious issues of stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and led to direct negotiations being put on hold in September 2010. Continue Reading »

Israel warns Assad over continued Syrian fire into Israel’s Golan Heights

Vice Prime Minister Moshe Ya’alon says Israel holds Assad responsible for the 3 Syrian mortar shells that hit northern Israel.
8,000 Syrian refugees cross into Turkey during the night.

By Reuters

 

Israel warned Syrian President Bashar Assad on Friday to prevent his anti-insurgency sweeps from spilling over into the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, saying it was prepared to defend itself.

Damascus, November 8

Smoke rises from the eastern Damascus suburbs of Arbeen, after what activists say was an airstrike by a MIG fighter jet, November 8, 2012. – Photo by Reuters

The Golan, lost by Damascus in the 1967 Middle East war and mostly quiet for decades, was repeatedly hit by what the Israelis described as stray Syrian ordnance this week. Continue Reading »

Gaza Tunnel Suddenly Explodes During IDF Operation

One of Hamas’ smuggling tunnels explodes in Gaza while a group of IDF soldiers work to uncover it.

By Elad Benari

 

A smuggling tunnel exploded in southern Gaza on Thursday evening, as a group of IDF soldiers were in the middle of an operation to uncover it.

One of the soldiers was very lightly wounded in the incident. An official IDF statement noted that the explosion caused damage to an empty military vehicle that was standing nearby.

IDF Spokesman Yoav Mordechai said on Thursday evening that over the past two weeks there have been a number of incidents near the border fence with Gaza, during which explosive devices had been detonated near soldiers. Continue Reading »

Peacefully protesting women attacked by Hamas Police with sticks

Palestinian Women gathered in Gaza calling for Palestinian reconciliation with Fatah’s PA

“The way the women were attacked shows the exact Hamas strategy & ideology which gives no room for women to express their opinions in Palestinian society,”

By Nasouh Nazzal, Correspondent for Gulf News

 

Ramallah: Hamas police violently attacked a group of women who were peacefully protesting on Tuesday in front of the Palestinian Legislative Council in Gaza. The women were calling for Palestinian reconciliation and sent a request to protest to Hamas which was ignored. Using sticks and batons, Hamas police attacked the women and dispersed the protest.

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Fatah recognizes that Oslo Accords will be nullified after UN bid

Abbas Zaki admits that once Palestine becomes a recognized state, they will force the international community to take legal action against Israel.

By KHALED ABU TOAMEH

 

The Oslo Accords between the PLO and Israel will cease to exist the day after the UN votes in favor of upgrading the status of a Palestinian state to non-member, Abbas Zaki, member of the Fatah Central Committee, was quoted Thursday as saying.
Abbas Zaki

Fatah Central Committee’s Abbas Zaki – Photo: REUTERS

Zaki’s remarks came as Palestinian Authority officials said that the PA President Mahmoud Abbas was considering asking for a UN vote on November 15 or 29. Continue Reading »

State pessimistic about success of Ulpana homes’ relocation

State motions court to postpone project’s deadline after spending millions of shekels in dismantling of evacuated homes,  admits homes might not be fit for accommodation.

Itamar Fleishman

 

The State motioned the Supreme Court on Sunday to postpone by 60 days a High Court deadline for the dismantling of the Ulpana neighborhood homes.

The State admitted that the houses might not be fit for accommodation after they are taken apart in a project which has cost millions of shekels.

פינוי גבעת האולפנה בחודש יוני (צילום: אוהד צויגנברג)

Ulpana evacuation last June – Photo: Ohad Zwigenberg

The reason: the houses were not built according to construction plans and differently than what the Defense Ministry had expected. Continue Reading »

Foundation unable to continue Holocaust survivors’ benefits

The Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel finds itself unable to reimburse elderly beneficiaries for medical services, blames gov’t for inadequate budget.

By Omri Efraim

 

The Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel has suspended the transfer of funds to over 8,000 survivors eligible for benefits, Ynet has learned.

Needy survivors – Archives Photo: Noam Moskowitz

The frozen funds were meant to reimburse survivors for medical bills of up to NIS 4,000 (roughly $1,000), which they have already paid out of pocket. To be eligible for the benefits, the survivors’ monthly income must not exceed NIS 8,158 ($2,100). Continue Reading »