admin | October 10, 2014
NewsTeam: Turmoil after Israeli-Gaza ceasefire (E39) Harry Fear shoots dramatic Gaza footage in the aftermath of an Israeli battering. Roman Kosarev in Donetsk learns the city is targeted for bombing the next day and has to get out of the bomb... By: RT
simmons | October 10, 2014
Why Jesus Is Not Messiah by Jews for Judaism By: Mao Sao
admin | October 10, 2014
Gaza conflict UK surgeons help treat wounded The recent 50-day war between Israel and Hamas caused massive damage and thousands of casualties, overwhelming Gaza's hospitals. Although the ceasefire is holding, many Palestinians are still... By: rana rehan95
admin | October 10, 2014
Oligarchy and Zionism - Part 2 Stay tuned on http://apophenia.altervista.org for parts 3, 4 and 5. Documentary produced by Batrice Pignde, with footage shot by Jonathan Moadab, Sylvia Page, Jean-Sbastien Farez and... By: Rinnief
simmons | October 10, 2014
ISRAEL receiving incoming missiles from Gaza strip By: capo Bonanza
simmons | October 10, 2014
British MPs to hold non-binding vote on recognition of Palestine British lawmakers will be holding a non-binding vote on Monday on recognizing the Palestinian state. The motion for a vote has been put forward by a Labour opposition party lawmaker
simmons | October 9, 2014
EU Will no Longer Accept Israel Products From West Bank Europe is saying that after January 1st, they will no longer except Israel products that are produced in the West Bank.The ban will be on diary first, then o... By: Paula Marie
richards | October 9, 2014
New York City is home to some 2.4 million Hispanic residents, many who help this city tick while intrinsically linked to their heritage -- they're heads of office representing a heavily Latino district, chefs who experiment with the culinary traditions of their homeland, journalists who provide Spanish-language news, directors of Hispanic cultural centers. In honor of the Hispanic Day Parade and Hispanic Heritage Month, we look at seven such people who are the face of Hispanic New York today.
simmons | October 9, 2014
Anne Frank 25/09/14 - Em Pauta - Globo News Exposies Anne Frank em So Paulo 2014. By: Marilucia Caramalac Campo Hoogendoorn
simmons | October 9, 2014
New Palestinian unity government today held its first cabinet meeting at the site of Hamas' 50-day war with Israel The meeting marked the end of more than seven years of absolute Hamas control over the coastal territory The ministers' convoy today toured the badly damaged town of Beit Hanoun and the neighbourhood of Shijaiyah However, it is unclear how much power the cabinet will hold as none of its members are aligned to Hamas or Fatah It comes just days before Western-backed president Mahmoud Abbas will seek $4billion in reconstruction aid By Corey Charlton for MailOnline Published: 13:11 EST, 9 October 2014 | Updated: 16:19 EST, 9 October 2014 77 shares 55 View comments The new Palestinian unity government held a cabinet meeting in the war-battered Gaza Strip for the first time today, marking the end of more than seven years of absolute Hamas control of the coastal territory. In establishing a Gaza foothold, the cabinet also tried to assure the international community that foreign aid for Gaza's reconstruction will not reach the militant group Hamas, which is shunned by the West as a terror group. The meeting came three days before an international pledging conference in Cairo where Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is to seek $4 billion for Gaza reconstruction after the recent 50-day war between Israel and Hamas
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