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Dubai passports row / It takes a special talent to turn Australia against Israel

By admin on May 25, 2010

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Dubai passports row / It takes a special talent to turn Australia against Israel

‘Iran got gear from Chinese firm’

By admin on April 3, 2010

IAEA probing how Teheran bypassed sanctions, allegedly one of many cases.
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Kosher Paper Towels Arrive

By admin on March 16, 2010

Susan Sampson of The Star-Toronto reports: Just in time for the big pre-Passover cleanup, SpongeTowels Ultra have been certified kosher. Many standard paper towels are glued to the tube with an adhesive containing starch that is not kosher for Passover for Ashkenazi Jews. They would have to avoid at least the last sheet, but now [...]

New York – Inmate Named in Extortion Bid of Hedge Fund SAC

By admin on February 24, 2010

New York – So there’s this rabbi, a famous hedge fund manager, and a securities swindler who was convicted last year of running a $13 million Ponzi scheme.
What may sound like the beginning of a joke is actually the increasingly bizarre plotline of the unfolding criminal case against Milton Balkany, an Orthodox Jewish rabbi and [...]

Letter: Paterson’s Office Slams NY Times

By admin on February 9, 2010

Secretary to NYS Governor David Paterson, Lawrence Schwartz has sent the following letter to Clark Hoyt, the Public Editor of the New York Times in regards to rumors that the NY Times would be releasing a highly damaging article, that some speculated would force Paterson to resign.
THE LETTER:
February 9, 2010
Dear Mr. Hoyt:
Out of respect for [...]

Albany, NY – In Letter Governor’s Office Slams NY Times Editor

By admin on February 9, 2010

Albany, NY – Secretary to the Governor Lawrence Schwartz today sent the following letter to Clark Hoyt, Public Editor of the New York Times.
A copy of the letter see below.
February 9, 2010
Dear Mr. Hoyt:
Out of respect for the newspaper you serve, and the important role it has traditionally played in New York’s political discourse, [...]

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Jerusalem – NYT Editor Defends Reporter’s Israel Posting

By admin on February 8, 2010

Jerusalem – Can a foreign correspondent cover the Israeli-Palestinian conflict if his son is an IDF soldier?
The New York Times, in an opinion column on Saturday, answered “Yes” to that question when its executive editor Bill Keller defended the paper’s Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner, whose son is in the Israeli army.
Bronner, an American Jew, [...]

Yitzchok Saftlas: Jewish Newspapers Saved By Shabbos

By admin on January 21, 2010

The following article appears in The Forward:
The newspaper business has been in a tailspin for a long time now – everywhere, it seems, except among Orthodox Jews.
Hitting the Big Time: Even as other papers are scaling back, The Jewish Star is expanding in a bid to grab more readers.
The staying power of the Orthodox press [...]

New York – Report: Sen. Schumer Rude To Flight Attendant

By admin on December 16, 2009

New York – Sen. Chuck Schumer loves the sound of his own voice, but it carried a bit farther than he might have liked on the US Airways shuttle from New York to Washington on Sunday.
According to a House Republican aide who happened to be seated nearby, the notoriously chatty New York Democrat referred [...]

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Jerusalem – Israel: ‘Swedish Officials Unwelcome’

By admin on August 23, 2009

Jerusalem – Israeli officials were active on all fronts Sunday in denouncing an article in a Swedish newspaper that accused IDF soldiers of harvesting the organs of Palestinians, and the Swedish government’s reluctance to condemn the claims.
Ministers at the weekly cabinet meeting expressed outrage at the article and Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz went so far [...]

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