Top Headlines
10/02/2011
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- US officials emphasize commitment to Israel security (Jerusalem Post)
- Lieberman mulling leaving Netanyahu gov’t if conversion bill fails (Haaretz)
- Turkel Committee approves Gantz appointment (Jerusalem Post)
- Congress wary of Muslim Brotherhood role in Egypt (Jerusalem Post)
- Egypt’s army ‘tortures detained protesters’ (Guardian)
- UK electric car grants ‘not good enough’ says Shai Agassi (Guardian)
- William Hague’s call to revive Middle East peace process faces obduracy (Guardian)
- 28 hours in the dark heart of Egypt’s torture machine (Guardian)
- WikiLeaks: Suleiman vowed to ‘cleanse’ Sinai (Daily Telegraph)
- WikiLeaks: Mohamed ElBaradei was ‘too soft on Tehran’ (Daily Telegraph)
- Yemen must reform to counter al-Qaeda threat, Hague warns (Daily Telegraph)
- Protesters gain ground. But have the Western powers forsaken them? (Independent)
- Israel launches air strikes after rocket attack (Independent)
- Julie Burchill (Independent)
- Saudis told Obama to back Mubarak (Times)
- Anger of an oil-rich king (Times)
- Strikers try to raise pressure on Mubarak (Financial Times)
- Air Mubarak affair (Financial Times)
- Cairo raises threat of martial law (Scotsman)
- US and Egypt square off over protestors’ demands (Reuters)
- White House raises Egypt pressure (BBC Online)
- ‘Arab democracies better for Israel’ (BBC Online)
- Israel ‘in need of tough love’ (BBC Online)
- Turkel Committee approves Maj. Gen. Benny Gantz as IDF chief (Haaretz)
- U.S., Egypt exchange verbal blows over inability to quell persisting unrest(Haaretz)
- Egypt, US swap barbs (Ynetnews)
- Lieberman: We may have to dissolve gov’t (Ynetnews)
- NATO to Israel: Capitalize on new ME dynamic (Ynetnews)