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Monday, September 15, 2008
Government Tells All Israelis In Sinai To Come Home Immediately
Israel’s Counter Terrorism Bureau issued a warning on Monday to all Israelis vacationing in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, urging them to return to Israel due to a “concrete and immediate” threat of abduction. The warning said the threat of Israelis being abducted and smuggled into the Gaza Strip is very serious and called on all Israelis to leave Sinai immediately, without delay. The bureau added that recent intelligence reports on the Hizbullah terrorist organization raised the threat even further. 09/15/08
 Days after the Beijing Games came to a spectacular close, Israel's Magen David Adom emergency services initiated its own Olympic Games for the second consecutive year, this time at the Dead Sea. Around 180 medics and paramedics from Israel and 12 other countries participated in this international sportive event which began with a festive ceremony on Massada. Infolive.tv watched close at hand the daily events and spoke to contestants.09/14/08  Currently four Kadima party members and government ministers Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, Transport Minister Shaul Mofaz, Minister of Interior Meir Sheetrit and Public Security Minister Avi Dichter are vying for party leadership and the post of Prime Minister. Each has their own agenda each attempts to persuade the public why they should receive support. 09/15/08  Just moments before two Kassam rockets launched by terrorists in the Gaza Strip struck the southern Israeli town of Sderot on Sunday, Infolive.tv was in Sderot interviewing the town’s residents about the current situation. 09/15/08  As Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s tenure as premier draws to an end, he appears intent on making headlines up until the last minute when he hands over the keys of the country’s guardianship to another Kadima party member. Olmert it appears has been busy behind the scenes, discussing the future status of Jerusalem and the return of Palestinian refugees with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. 09/15/08  At a recent cabinet meeting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert discussed the option of offering settlers compensation to evacuate communities in Judea and Samaria. The Migron outpost located outside of Ramallah remains a bone of contention and threatens to cause a political upheaval. The status of the land its located on is being discussed in the courts, and meanwhile the Defense Ministry is seeking to reach a compromise with settlers that will allow them to construct permanent housing at a site nearby in order to avoid conflict.09/14/08 |
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