Israelis possibly targeted by bomb-makers in Cyprus
Jewish Journal
October 19, 2012
Cypriot authorities discovered a small amount of explosives that may have been intended for use against Israeli targets.
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Biden, Ryan spar on Iran
Jewish Journal
October 12, 2012
Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan clashed over Iran’s nuclear program during their televised debate.
Netanyahu’s other bomb
Rob Eshman
October 3, 2012
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pulled out a cartoon drawing of a bomb during his speech to the 67th United Nations General Assembly Debate on Sept. 27, the world laughed. But I didn’t.
Iran may still be years away from any nuclear-armed missile
Jewish Journal
October 2, 2012
Iran already has enough low-enriched uranium for several atomic bombs if refined to a high degree but it may still be a few years away from being able to build a nuclear-armed missile if it decided to go down that path.
When Bibi didn’t meet Barack—a story of comity?
Jewish Journal
September 28, 2012
President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not meet, but they ended up sounding not so far apart.
At U.N., Netanyahu tries to portray Iran as ticking time bomb
Jewish Journal
September 28, 2012
For Benjamin Netanyahu, it’s all about advancing the view that a nuclear Iran is not simply a theoretical threat, but a ticking time bomb.
Israeli planes bomb Gaza weapons sites
Jewish Journal
August 28, 2012
Israel\’s Air Force bombed a weapons manufacturing site and a weapons storage facility in the northern Gaza Strip.
Families of Burgas victims attend memorial ceremony, visit attack site
Jewish Journal
August 28, 2012
The families of the Israelis killed in a terror attack at the airport in Burgas, Bulgaria, attended a ceremony for the victims.
Lebanon breaks with past in Syrian bomb probe
Jewish Journal
August 17, 2012
A plot hatched by Damascus and allegedly aimed at igniting a Lebanese civil war through a series of bomb attacks has come as little surprise in a nation where blame for political violence has often been laid at Syria\’s door.
Securing Syria chemical weapons may take tens of thousands of troops
Jewish Journal
August 16, 2012
The United States and its allies are discussing a worst-case scenario that could require tens of thousands of ground troops to go into Syria to secure chemical and biological weapons sites following the fall of President Bashar Assad\’s government, according to U.S. and diplomatic officials.
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