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  • Egyptian official mocks Abbas ‘stupidity,’ says Fatah ‘screwed’ in leaked call

    09/27/2016 4:43:47 AM PDT · by SJackson · 4 replies
    Times of Israel ^ | September 26, 2016
    Intelligence officer, allegedly speaking with PA chief’s ousted rival Dahlan, laments state of Palestinian leadership, says Abbas ‘has nothing to offer’ A top Egyptian intelligence official is heard mocking Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in a newly leaked phone call with a chief rival of the PA leader, characterizing him as old and stupid and saying the Fatah party is “screwed” under his leadership. According to the Middle East Eye, the comments were made by Major General Wael el-Safty, an officer in Egypt’s General Intelligence Directorate in charge of Palestinian affairs, during a conversation with Fatah’s Mohammad Dahlan. In excerpts...
  • What Israel's Next Government Might Look (Coalition Building Options Preview)

    03/19/2015 12:28:13 AM PDT · by goldstategop · 1 replies
    Times Of Israel ^ | 03/18/2015 | JTA
    On Tuesday, Israeli voters gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a clear mandate to form the next government. To do that, he’ll need the support of at least 61 of the Knesset’s 120 lawmakers. Here are a few of his options, and for background, here’s an overview of the parties and what they stand for. The right-religious “natural partners” coalition (67 members) Parties: Likud (30), Kulanu (10), Jewish Home (8), Shas (7), United Torah Judaism (6), Yisrael Beytenu (6) The most likely scenario based on the results, this coalition is the one analysts are expecting to take shape. It’s basically a...
  • Netanyahu so wrong in confronting Obama, so right on Iran

    03/02/2015 2:45:29 PM PST · by Star Traveler · 94 replies
    The Times of Israel ^ | Sunday, March 1, 2015 | David Horovitz
    With the US-Israel train wreck unavoidable on Tuesday, the challenge now is to pick up the pieces and refocus on thwarting Tehran The prime minister has created the dismal situation whereby even his speech to AIPAC, a day prior to Tuesday’s address to Congress, becomes somewhat problematic. Not only are America’s legislators being asked to choose between their president and the Israeli prime minister, as the veteran administration official Dennis Ross observed at the weekend. But AIPAC’s 16,000-strong, overwhelmingly Jewish audience, in mightily applauding Netanyahu, will be seen by some critics as endorsing a stance against the White House —...