In 1975 the United States Postal Department issued a stamp honoring a
man named Haym Salomon for his contribution to the cause of the
American Revolution. This stamp was uniquely printed on the front and
the back. On the glue side of the stamp, the following words were
printed in pale, green ink. “Financial Hero - Businessman and...
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Archive for July 2nd, 2007
How a Jewish ,patriot saved America and the ,fourth of July
Exclusive: Squatters Ordered Off Stolen Jewish Land in Jerusalem
by Ezra HaLevi
(IsraelNN.com) A Jewish man has won a fifteen-year battle against Arab
squatters who seized his land in southern Jerusalem. The police are
supposed to restore the property to him Monday, by force if necessary.
Yitzchak Herskovitz fought in court against Arab squatters from
Bethlehem for 15 years over his property. An initial victory was
followed by...
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Israel the enemy of the Palestinians, says Jordanian king
Helping to perpetuate Arab hatred of the Jewish state, Jordan's King
Abdullah on Sunday referred to Israel as the enemy of the Palestinians.
In an interview with the Jordanian newspaper Al-Ghad, Abdullah said
that all of the sloganeering and photo-ops ultimately mean nothing for
the Palestinians because they “face a solid enemy that works according
to programs and plans.”...
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Hamas Planned Attempt To Take Over Temple Mount Foiled
Shin Bet and Israel Police forces recently apprehended 11 members of
Islamist group in capital. Security officials say Hamas looking to take
advantage of Palestinians with Israeli identity cards to initiate
subversive activity, plan future military operations
Shin Bet and Israel Police forces have recently apprehended 11 Hamas
members in east Jerusalem, it was cleared for publication Monday.
The...
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Feiglin Announces He's Running For Likud Chairman
Moshe Feiglin, who heads the Jewish Leadership faction within the Likud
Party, praised Likud Chairman Binyamin Netanyahu for deciding to hold
party primaries early and announced his intention to run against him
for the position.
“We have already seen Netanyahu,” Feiglin said, referring to the
current opposition leader’s past service as prime minister. “The time
has come for leadership...
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Interfaith Group Raising Funds for Bomb Shelters
IsraelNN.com) The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has
announced a fundraising drive to provide $11.5 million to upgrade bomb
shelters along the confrontation line in the north and Sderot,
according to a statement by the organization.
“At the request of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, and as the
threat of war with Israel’s enemies looms, ...
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Suspect in bomb plots 'a Jordanian doctor'
AMMAN (AFP) - One of the suspects arrested in Britain by police
investigating three failed bomb attacks is a Jordanian doctor called
Mohammed Jamil Abdelkader Asha, officials in Jordan said on Monday.
Asha, 27, who is of Palestinian origin and carries a Jordanian
passport, could be the mastermind of the bomb plots, the officials said
on condition of...
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Independence Day: Maine island seceding
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Maine — The bumper stickers — "Independence Day 07 01
07 Chebeague Island ME" — began showing up a couple of weeks ago, along
with T-shirts proclaiming "Town of Chebeague Island, est. July 1, 2007."
While the rest of America prepares for the Fourth of July, Chebeague
residents celebrate their own independence day Sunday when the...
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Secret Document: U.S. Fears Terror 'Spectacular' Planned
A secret U.S. law enforcement report, prepared for the Department of
Homeland Security, warns that al Qaeda is planning a terror
"spectacular" this summer, according to a senior official with access
to the document.
Night Clubs Pre-Warned of London ThreatThe Pizza Connection; Easy
Access to Fort DixD.C. Madam Affair Unfolds
"This is reminiscent of the warnings and intelligence we were...
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Hiroshima 'couldn't be helped', says Japan official
JAPANESE defence minister Fumio Kyuma today said the 1945 US atomic
bombing of his country "couldn't be helped", as the attacks led to the
end of World War II.
Government officials in Japan – the only nation to suffer an atomic
bombing – typically express sympathy for the victims, but avoid
criticising the attacks out of consideration for Tokyo's...
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