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JN-926
Jerusalem News 926
2 December, 2010, 25 Kislev,
5771
Jews, News, and Views
A Service of Brit-Am, Movement of the
Ten Tribes of Israel.
Contents:
1. Star of David Imprinted onto Iranian Edifices.
2. Israeli Jews Begin to See Arabs as Fifth Column by
Chana
Ya'ar
3. Wikileaks
Digest. Extracts:
1. Star of David Imprinted onto Iranian
Edifices
(a) Fox News
From: Steve Collins <scollins@sio.midco.net>
Subject: Satellite Image Shows Star of David on Iranian Airport Building's Roof
- FoxNews.com
Shalom Yair,
This story is incredible. Also, Happy Hanukkah!
Steve.
Revolutionary Square.
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Airport.
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Satellite image shows symbol associated with Israel on roof of national airline
building. Local media say structure built by Israeli engineers before revolution.
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Satellite Image Shows Star of David on Iranian Airport Building's Roof.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/11/
30/report-star-david-spotted-
iranian-airport/Published
November 30, 2010
| FoxNews.com
(b) Ynetnews
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/
0,7340,L-3990684,00.html
2nd Star of David 'uncovered' in Tehran
Dudi Cohen
Iranian authorities once again 'hit' by past friendly relations with Israel :
Images published Saturday by Iranian media outlets show a Star of David on the
roof of the main national airline's building at the Tehran airport.
The satellite image was taken from the Google Earth service. According to the
Iranian report, the Iran Air building was "built by Israeli engineers," who
operated in the countries before the 1979 Islamic Revolution during the days of
Shaa Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
"It's interesting that even 32 years after the victory of the revolution, this
Zionist star symbol has yet to be removed from this building," a local news
website wrote.
Bird's-eye view of Tehran airport (Photo: Google Earth)
The calls to remove the Star of David, which the Iranian authorities view as a
symbol associated with Israel, were accompanied by local media reports on the
close relations with Israel in the past, which were completely severed after the
revolution.
According to the reports, since 1960 El Al planes used to regularly take off
from the Tehran airport to Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. In addition, Israel
sold weapons to the Shaa's army in exchange for oil, and Israeli experts trained
their Iranian colleagues in the fields of agriculture and trade.
This is not the first time a symbol associated with Judaism sparks a media row
in Iran. In August, a Star of David was spotted on one of the buildings in a
main square in Tehran, which were accompanied by claims that "the Zionist regime
is conquering the Revolution Square."
The square, which was redesigned as a dome, was covered with hundreds of Stars
of David defined by Iranian media as "a symbol of evil standing in the center of
strategic heart" of the Islamic Republic's capital.
One of the local news websites even wondered "whether this mistake stems from
ignorance or indifference on the part of the artist who designed the square."
2. Israeli Jews Begin to See Arabs as
Fifth Column
by Chana
Ya'ar
Extracts:
A growing majority of Israel's Jews are beginning to see the country's Arab
citizenry as a fifth column.
According to a survey conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute, a slim
majority of 53 percent supported government incentives that would encourage
Arabs to emigrate from Israel, either to the Palestinian Authority or elsewhere.
3.
Wikileaks
Digest. Extracts:
WIKILEAKS:
WikiLeaks
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikileaks
Sources: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
with some minor additions from elsewhere.
WikiLeaks is an international non-profit media organization that publishes
submissions of otherwise unavailable documents from anonymous sources and leaks.
Its website, launched in 2006, is run by The Sunshine Press...
The organization has described itself as having been founded by Chinese
dissidents, as well as journalists, mathematicians, and start-up company
technologists from the U.S., Taiwan, Europe, Australia, and South Africa.[1]
Newspaper articles and The New Yorker magazine (7 June 2010) describe Julian
Assange, an Australian Internet activist, as its director.[4]
In April 2010, WikiLeaks posted video from a 2007 incident in which Iraqi
civilians were killed by U.S. forces, on a website called Collateral Murder. In
July of the same year, WikiLeaks released Afghan War Diary, a compilation of
more than 76,900 documents about the War in Afghanistan not previously available
for public review.[9] In October, the group released a package of almost 400,000
documents called the Iraq War Logs in coordination with major commercial media
organisations.
United States diplomatic cables leak
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_
States_diplomatic_cables_leak
The United States diplomatic cables leak began in late November 2010 when
the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks and five major newspapers published a cache
of confidential documents which detail correspondence between the U.S. State
Department and U.S. embassies around the world.
After holding the material under embargo, the first 200 of the 251,287 documents
were published on 28 November by Wikileaks, El Pa? (Spain), Le Monde (France),
Der Spiegel (Germany), The Guardian (United Kingdom), and the The New York Times
(United States).[1][2][3] Over 130,000 of the documents are unclassified and
none of the documents are classified as "top secret", but ~100,000 are labeled
"confidential" on the classification scale and ~15,000 documents are at the
higher level "secret".[1] The initial release highlighted diplomatic relations
between the U.S. and Middle East states.[4] WikiLeaks plans to release the
entirety of the cables in phases over several months.[3
Pfc. Bradley E. Manning (Born
1987, Crescent, Oklahoma[1]) has been mentioned as at the least one of the
sources of the leaks.
Bradley Manning
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Manning
Manning reportedly said that the diplomatic documents expose "almost
criminal political back dealings"; that they explain "how the first world
exploits the third, in detail";[15][1] and that he hoped the release of the
videos and documents would lead to "worldwide discussion, debates, and
reforms."[5]
According to The New York Times, Manning spent his early childhood in Oklahoma
with his father and, while staying with his mother in southwest Wales as a
teenager...in Wales "classmates made fun of him for being gay"[9], that former
neighbors in Oklahoma described the young Manning as "opinionated beyond his
years about politics, religion, and even about keeping religion out of
politics."[9], and that in the Army, Manning's "social life was defined by the
need to conceal his sexuality under 'don't ask, don't tell' "[9]
Afghanistan
According to a cable from the American Embassy in Kabul, Ahmad Zia Massoud, Vice
President of Afghanistan, was found carrying $52 million in cash that he "was
ultimately allowed to keep without revealing the money's origin or destination".
The discovery was made in the United Arab Emirates by local authorites working
with the Drug Enforcement Agency.[37]
Germany:
It is revealed that the US had an informant in the coalition talks between the
CDU and FDP for Cabinet Merkel II.[42]
German chancelor Angela Merkel is called Angela "Teflon" Merkel and it is said
that she avoids risk and is uncreative.[42]
The diplomats stated that "when cornered, Merkel can be tenacious
but is risk averse and rarely creative."[98].
Iran
Strong Arab distrust for Iran, and encouragement from Arab leaders for a
military strike on the nuclear facilities in Iran.[44][45][46] Saudi King
Abdullah has repeatedly urged the United States to attack Iran's nuclear
facilities.[47] In one diplomatic cable, King Abdullah said it was necessary to
"cut the head of the snake." in reference to Iran's nuclear program.[48][49]
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Zayed urged the US not to appease Tehran and
said, "Ahmadinejad is Hitler."[50]
King Hamad of Bahrain was quoted in 2009 as saying, "That program [the Iranian
nuclear program] must be stopped. The danger of letting it go on is greater than
the danger of stopping it."[50][48]
Maj-Gen. Muhammad al-Assar, assistant to the Egyptian defense minister, was
quoted in 2009 saying that "Egypt views Iran as a threat to the region."[50]
US intelligence has assessed that Iran obtained from North Korea advanced
missiles (derived from a Soviet design) that are more powerful than publicly
admitted by the United States to be in Iran's possession.[51] These missiles,
designated the BM-25, have a range of up to 2,000 miles (3,200 km).[51][48]
The WikiLeaks documents also show US Defence Secretary Robert Gates believes any
military strike on Iran would only delay its pursuit of a nuclear weapon by 1 to
3 years, the Times reported on its website on Sunday.
The cables also showed that Iran has obtained sophisticated missiles from North
Korea capable of hitting western Europe and the United States was concerned that
Iran was using those rockets as "building blocks" to build longer-range
missiles, the Times said.
The advanced missiles are much more powerful than anything US officials have
publicly acknowledged that Iran has in its arsenal, the newspaper said.
Israel
Israel was ready to attack a nuclear-armed Iran, and saw 2010 as a
pivotal year.[56]
In August 2007, Israeli Mossad chief Meir Dagan suggested to the U.S. to make
use of local fringe groups to try and topple the Iranian regime.[45] WikiLeaks
documents also suggest that Dagan denied plans to attack a Syrian nuclear
facility, just two months before an attack actually happened.[57]
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak consulted with Fatah of the Palestinian
Authority and asked if they could take over control of Gaza Strip after expected
Israeli victory during Operation Cast Lead, but met with refusal.[58]
In a conversation with congressman Gary Ackerman in 2007, Netanyahu said Shimon
Peres had admitted to him that the Oslo peace process he helped initiate was
based on a mistaken premise. Netanyahu said Peres had told him the European and
US assistance to the Palestinian Authority had established a "bloated
bureaucracy, with PA employees looking to the international community to meet
their payroll."[59]
In the same document, Netanyahu described Kadima as a "fake party" and referred
to the Second Lebanon War as "stupid" and criticized the approach of Ehud
Olmert's policies towards the conflict.[59][60]
In one document from April 2007, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was
opposition leader at the time, describes Abbas as a "nice man who means well"
and urges Washington to focus on toppling Hamas through an "economic squeeze"
saying it would be "easier to weaken Hamas than to strengthen Abbas."[61]
In 2008, Condoleezza Rice instructed her employees at US embassies in the Middle
East to secretly collect personal information on Palestinian leaders, and
closely monitor Israeli military and telecommunication capabilities.[62] One
Wikileaks cable shows Rice ordering US diplomats to report on Israeli Military
tactics, techniques, and procedures dealing with conventional and unconventional
counterinsurgency operations.[63]
Italy
Silvio Berlusconi, Italian prime minister, was defined by the U.S.
Embassy in Rome as "feckless, vain, and ineffective as a modern European
leader". US diplomatic officials also said that because of his constant partying
he is never well rested.[64]
American officials voiced concerns over Berlusconi's extraordinary closeness to
Putin, "including 'lavish gifts,' lucrative energy contracts and a 'shadowy'
Russian-speaking Italian go-between." Diplomats consider him "to be the
mouthpiece of Putin" in Europe.[43]
North Korea and South Korea
North Korea was behaving like a "spoiled child", according to Chinese officials,
who were prepared to accept Korean reunification under South Korean leadership.
They estimated they could cope with an influx of 300,000 North Korean refugees
in the event of instability on the peninsula.[65]
The United States and South Korea are planning to reunite the two Koreas, should
the North ultimately collapse.[66]
Pakistan
Grave fears in the United States and Britain over the security of Pakistan's
nuclear weapons programme.[64] Since 2007, the United States has mounted a
highly secret effort, so far unsuccessful, to remove from a Pakistani research
reactor highly enriched uranium that American officials fear could be diverted
for use in an illicit nuclear device.[68]
The Saudi Government is extremely concerned about Pakistan's political
fragility, and have worked hard, through their embassy in Islamabad, to bring
the Pakistani factions together. Saudi relations with Pakistan have been
strained because the Saudis don't trust Zardari and see him and other leading
Pakistani politicians as corrupt.[71]
China
Chinese officials said that North Korea was behaving like a "spoiled
child" and were prepared to accept Korean reunification under South Korean
leadership. They estimated they could cope with an influx of 300,000 North
Korean refugees in the event of instability on the peninsula.[65]
A Chinese official revealed that both public opinion in China and the government
are "increasingly critical" of North Korea, stating that "China's influence with
the North was frequently overestimated."[65]
A Chinese contact told the U.S. Embassy in Beijing that the Politburo of the
Communist Party of China was responsible for instigating the January 2010 Google
hacking incident[37] which was part of a wider "coordinated campaign of computer
sabotage carried out by government operatives, private security experts and
Internet outlaws recruited by the Chinese government"[37] targeting the United
States and its Western allies.[72]
Saudi Arabia
Saudi donors remain chief financiers of militant groups like Al-Qaeda.[73][72]
Saudi King Abdullah has repeatedly urged the United States to attack Iran's
nuclear facilities.[47] In one diplomatic cable, King Abdullah said it was
necessary to "cut the head of the snake." in reference to Iran's nuclear
program.[48][49]
Syria
Increased Syrian arms shipments to Hezbollah despite their claims that new
shipments have ceased.[43]
A Syrian foreign minister was alleged to have fallen for a "tabloid-like story"
regarding the death of Princess Diana. An American ambassador stated that this
displayed the Syrian government's "'stark ignorance' of the outside world." [74]
Turkey
Former Danish prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen, during a meeting with
Turkish Foreign ministry undersecretary Feridun Sinirlioglu, promised to shut
down the controversial Denmark-based Kurdish TV-station Roj TV, in order to
prevent Turkish obstruction to his appointment as Secretary General of NATO.[77]
Turkey complained to British diplomats that Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York,
ruined Turkey's chances to join the European Union by filming a documentary
revealing the plight of disabled children in Turkey. The UK foreign secretary
responded by saying that "as a private citizen, her activities could not 'be
controlled'."[74]
Turkish military officials have pressured the United States for Predator B
drones, to use against Kurdistan Workers Party terrorists in Iraq. Due to
American concerns over a potential rise of Islamic fundamentalism in Turkey, the
"State Department has warned that the purchasing process promises to be 'long
and complex.'"[78]
Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish prime minister, was described by US diplomats as having
"little understanding of politics beyond Ankara" and as surrounding himself with
an "iron ring of sycophantic (but contemptuous) advisors."[47] Although he was
also described as a perfectionist workaholic, who dominates his party. [38]
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Zayed of the United Arab Emirates
urged the US not to appease Tehran and said, "Ahmadinejad is Hitler."[50]
Muhammad bin Zayed referred to as MBZ in the cables was supporting the U.S.
decision to sell F-16 aircraft to Pakistan to strengthen Musharraf stressing
that the sale will not alter the balance of strength between India and Pakistan.
[80]
Diplomats in the UAE revealed that the UAE's Muhammad bin Zayed, Jordan's
Abdullah II, and the UK's Charles, Prince of Wales, are "close friends" that
"frequently hunt ? in Morocco and Tanzania."[74]
UAE military officials have pressured the United States for Predator B drones,
to be used in countering Iran. As Iran is known to be developing its own drones,
a UAE general stated "That's why we need it first . . . give me Predator B."[78]
UAE crown prince Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayed, referred to as 'MBZ', believes that
an Israeli strike will not be successful in stopping Iran's nuclear program, and
therefore a new plan is required. He also believes that Israel will strike Iran,
causing Iran to launch missile attacks including hits on the UAE and to unleash
terror attacks worldwide. In his view, the map of the Middle East would change.
[81]
Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayed is apparently the man who runs the United Arab
Emirates. Officially he is the Crown Prince of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and his
only federal title is Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces; in fact he
is the key decision maker on national security issues. He was observed to be
unlike his elder half-brother President Khalifa, who is reported to be a distant
and uncharismatic personage. 'MBZ' has authority in all matters except for final
decisions on oil policy and major state expenditures.[82]
Muhammad bin Zayed suggested that the key to containing Iran revolves around
progress in the Israel/Palestine
issue. He argued that it will be essential to bring Arab public opinion on board
in any conflict with Iran and roughly 80% of the public is amenable to
persuasion. To win them over, the U.S. should quickly bring about a two state
solution over the objections of the Netanyahu government. He suggested working
with moderate Palestinians that support the road map, and forget about the
others as there is no time to waste.[81]
United Kingdom
Criticism of the UK's military operations in Afghanistan.[64]
Secret U.S. military missions flown from a UK base, which Britain alleged could
involve torture.[64]
Inappropriate statements made by British prince, Andrew, Duke of York.[64]
Prince Andrew was noted as saying "The Americans don't understand geography.
Never have. In the U.K., we have the best geography teachers in the world!" [83]
Russia
Alleged links between the Russian government and organised crime.[64].
Allegations that Russia and its intelligence agencies are using mafia bosses to
carry out criminal operations, with one cable reporting that the relationship is
so close that the country has become a "virtual mafia state".
Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, was labeled an "alpha dog." [i.e.
leader of the pack].
Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian president, was described as "pale" and
"indecisive"[103], playing "Robin to Putin's Batman."[104],
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