The
Russian air force carried out heavy bombing attacks on Thursday morning,
October 29, against rebel targets in southern Syria, including the Daraa area adjacent to the Golan.
The loud explosions could be heard in the southern section of the Israeli side
of the border.
Friends,
get ready for another “false flag” attack because Andrew
Parker, director-general of Britain's MI5 intelligence service, warned
Wednesday that British jihadists are planning to carry out a major attack in
the UK, saying that the treat was the most serious in his entire 32-year
career. While delivering an annual defense and security lecture in London, he
added that "More than 750 extremists from this country have travelled to
Syria, and the growth in the threat shows no sign of abating."
The
former president of Iran, Rafsanjani, said on Wednesday that his country
has never given up its plan to develop a military nuclear program. He said in
parallel to Iran's development of civilian nuclear facilities for peaceful
purposes, the country has planned to build a nuclear bomb in response to the
military threat against its people, and has never abandoned that plan.
US
Secretary of State John Kerry said Wednesday that Washington will increase both
its diplomatic efforts and its aid to moderate rebel groups in order to put an
end to the civil war and the "hell" in Syria. The talks will be
held Thursday in Vienna.
A
senior UN official said Wednesday in Jerusalem that Israelis and Palestinians
will face a catastrophe if the ongoing wave of terror, including vehicular
attacks and stabbings by Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank, does not
end soon. Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights,
said "The violence between Palestinians and the Israelis will draw us ever
closer to a catastrophe if not stopped immediately."
Russia
announced that it will receive intelligence information from the Lebanese air
force as well as military, tactical and ground data from Hizbollah to boost its
military operations in Syria. Lebanon's air force will provide Russia with data
on its flights while Hizbollah is to inform Moscow of the locations of its
positions and the movements of its fighters so the Russian military will not
accidentally fire on them. The
announcement came less than 24 hours after David Cohen, deputy head of the CIA, above,
visited Beirut and met with senior Lebanese defense and intelligence officials
to discuss the operational needs of the country's intelligence and
security services.
Jane Kiel, a
Danish pro-Israel activist better known as "Jerusalem Jane," managed
to record the blatant discrimination she faced Wednesday morning at the Temple
Mount, where Jordanian Waqf guards kicked her off the site for two months ago
singing a prayer there. Kiel told Arutz Sheva she has complained to the police
and contacted governmental ministers, but that her hopes are low that any
action will be taken over the harassment she suffered. The incident occurred
around 9:30 a.m., when she and a friend were simply visiting the holiest site
in Judaism before a Waqf guard suddenly approached her and called her by name.
The guard can be seen in video from the
incident telling her that the entire Mount is a "mosque," and saying
that all prayer is illegal for non-Muslims in the entire compound. He played a
recording of her singing the Shema Yisrael prayer at the Mount two months ago,
and said "we waited two months for you." Demanding to see her ring
with Hebrew writing on it, he termed her a "born again believer," and
said "the only religious who can come here are Muslims, no Christians or
Jews." The statement is a blatant violation of Israeli freedom of movement
laws, not to mention the freedom of worship laws that the government has
allowed the Waqf to breach for non-Muslims at the site. Prime Minister Netanyahu recently agreed to
post video cameras on the Mount to help the Waqf ban Jews from exercising their
right to pray at their holiest site. Jane revealed, "I filed a
complaint to the police at Jaffa (Yafo) gate today, as I also did on that day
when the Waqf guard took my phone and deleted all the messages and videos I had
made." "They, the police are nice when I am in the office but they
can’t really do much," she noted. Kiel has received countless death
threats over the last ten months for documenting Muslim harassment of Jewish
visitors to the holy site. She added that she has opened a complaint file with
the police over the threats, but has yet to see any action taken on the matter.
