Hope there is always,:hmmm:

Tzipi Livni returns to Israel politics with new party
 

Change in country?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20510263

Note: Update record, 27 November 2012 Last updated at 11:19 GMT

Israel has a new defense weapon coming out in 2014

What happens if Hamas accidently fires a rocket with
WMD in it and they blow it up all over Israel (not good)

http://news.yahoo.com/israel-success...184817893.html

Don't forget 2017 is the 70th year of statehood and the 50th year of the occupation,
a very important date I would think, but then I thought
2007 or 2011 would be important.

Hope I'm wrong :yep:

Hopefully Israeli intelligence would learn of it before it could be launched but either way I should imagine Israel would respond proportionally.

Well put Oberon.

France to back Palestinian bid for UN status
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20514194

No surprise there.

Note: Update,record 27 November 2012 Last updated at 19:33 GMT

A small detail in the latest IAEA report on Iran, seems to have rang alarm bells again that now everybody either tries to mute, or to play down. I am no nuclear engineer, but it had soemthign to do with nuclear material being removed from an installation and put into some separate bassin, which, so the article that I read has explained, is a strong indication that they plan and have the capacity to win up to 300 kg not of weapon-usable uranium, but plutonium within a short time. Further it was said that the removal, which already has been completed, slaps the Russians into their face since they delivered the original material and guaranteed to replace it in time and keep it under "control", as they claimed, so that what Iran just did never would happen. It also seems that Iran is so bitterly determined to get the bomb that they even risk for it to lose Russia's support. That determination is no surprise for me, but it is claimed to be a surprise for Western "diplomats".

Anti-Israel group hacks UN nuclear agency server
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20522585

Not surprised that stuff like that happens everyday, in these times.


Note: Update record, 28 November 2012 Last updated at 07:30 GMT

If Iran looses Russian support there may be a speeding up of the clock on deciding what action to take against them as a consequence.

Palestinians turn to U.N. for state recognition
 

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...8AR0EG20121129

Note: Update,record Thu Nov 29, 2012

Old news....what is current? :nope:

Its a small raisin

In the last moment, Germany has fallen to cowardice again, and just stayed "neutral". Before yesterday it was planned to vote with "no". But that would mean to not be liked by certain precious countries.

Next station for the Palestinian Arabs: UN High Courts. Station after that: sueing Israel over almost everything, like the SC and the UN already get mass-bombed by resolutions and demands that are driven by Islamic countries and that try to desintegrate Israel. The Palestinians will feel encouraged to continue with their total denial of compromises and just putting up maximum demands.

Israel I think will from now on just ignore Abbas even more, and forever. Obama will try to press the Israelis, the Israelis will turn even more icy on him. Germany's foreign joke Westerwelle will continue to babble about this ancient, long since dead term, the "peace process". There has been none worth the term since 20 years or so, but what is reality under the eyes of a stupid, narcissistic politician like Westerwelle?

I see a small but possible 5% chance or so that Israel in case of more UN actions by Abbas will invade the Westbank again, to confront the Israel-hostile international climate with solid facts on the ground. And maybe forcing Fatah government into exile from the Westbank. Not their favourite option, I assume, but a possibility.

Keep up!