Jerusalem News 898. Views, Jews, Ten Tribes News
9 February 2010, 25 Shevet 5770
Contents:
1. Guysen
International News Extracts.
Israel Electric Cars, India
and Nuclear Missiles, IRA Now Working for the
Mossad?
2. Daniel
Pinner:
Test Your Palestine IQ
3. Jewish-Arab Center Prof: No Such Thing as Palestinian Refugees
1.
Guysen
International News Extracts
From: Guysen International News <webmaster@guysen.com>
Subject: Mailinfo - Guysen International News - 07/02/2010
Sunday 7 February 2010
Israel Electric Cars
18:07 Israel to inaugurate electric grid for cars with dozens of
recharging stations (Guysen.International.News)
The California-based company Better Place developers of a new electric vehicle
say Israel is on schedule to inaugurate a revolutionary electric car grid by
next year, with dozens of recharge stations and thousands of cars on the road.
The company says between 70 to 100 recharge stations will open by 2011
India and Nuclear Missiles
09:56 India launches sucessful nuclear capable missile test (Guysen.International.News)
India has again successfully test-fired a nuclear-capable missile that can hit
targets across much of Asia and the Middle East. The official at the Defence
Research and Development Organization says Sunday's test was the fourth for the
Agni III missile.
IRA Now Working for the
Mossad?
18:11 Irish paper said members of hit squad who killed Hamas commander
carried Irish passports (Guysen.International.News)
Members of a hit squad who killed a top Hamas military commander used Irish
passports to enter and leave Dubai, it's been claimed. The suspected Israeli hit
team, including at least one woman, entered the United Arab Emirates using Irish
documents, police authorities said. Mahmoud al-Mabhouh (50), held responsible by
Israel for the abduction and murder of two Israeli soldiers in 1989, died in
mysterious circumstances on January 20 in a Dubai hotel room. A Department of
Ireland's Foreign Affairs spokesman told the Herald today: "We are aware of the
media reports and we are in contact with authorities locally to try and
determine the truth of the reports." Iran and Hamas have blamed Israel for the
killing, but Israeli news media claimed al-Mabhouh had many enemies and could
have been killed by other Arab factions. Up to seven people were said to have
been involved in al-Mabhouh's killing, four of whom used Irish passports to
enter Dubai and who later fled to a "European country" after the killing,
according to policesources in Dubai.
2. Daniel
Pinner
[remember that name!]
Test Your Palestine IQ Part I
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/SendMail.
aspx?print=print&type=1&item=9250
Test Your Palestine IQ Part 2
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/SendMail.
aspx?print=print&type=1&item=9249
3. Jewish-Arab Center Prof: No Such Thing as Palestinian Refugees
http://www.israelnationalnews.
com/News/News.aspx/135908
by Hillel Fendel
Extracts Only
(IsraelNN.com) Prof. Nitza Nachmias of the Jewish-Arab Center in Haifa
University says that if it wasn't for UNRWA and its half-billion dollar annual
budget, the Palestinian refugee problem would have been solved long ago.
"In essence," she told Arutz Sheva's Shimon Cohen on Sunday, "there's no such
thing as Palestinian refugees. If people would stop calling the places in which
they live "refugee camps," then they would see that these places are just like
villages and towns anywhere else, and the inhabitants are totally rehabilitated.
Refugee camps are like the maabarot [in which Israel housed its hundreds of
thousands of new immigrants from North Africa and elsewhere] in the 1950s or the
camps now in Haiti, not the villages with streets and stone houses in what is
known as Palestinian refugee camps of today."
"They are rehabilitated better than refugees who are not supported by UNRWA,"
Nachmias said. "Practically, factually and legally, there is no such thing as
'Palestinian refugees.' " Refugee camps are a fiction, and most of those who
claim to be refugees have already been integrated into other countries."
Rules for Palestinians are Different?
"According to international law," Nachmias explains, "a refugee is an individual
or family that was forced to run away, but this definition does not extend to
children [of the original refugees], a community or a group. The only exception
to this rule is the Palestinians, for whom the international laws are apparently
different."
If it wasn't for UNRWA, Nachmias indicates, the issue of Palestinian refugees
would have gone away a long time ago: "UNRWA is [no longer] a welfare agency,
but rather an international employment agency for the Palestinians. UNRWA has
30,000 Palestinian employees, with 100 international experts at the helm. It is
the biggest employer of Palestinians, and has an annual budget of a half-billion
dollars. I discovered documents of pension funds of over a billion dollars a
year, managed by brokers in Switzerland. All this for what is defined as a
'welfare agency' whose mandate is renewed every three years."
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