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Iran Nuclear Weapons Program Passed Point of No Return

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On Monday, Dr. Olli Heinonen, a former deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), warned that Iran has passed the point of no return in its nuclear weapons program. While Israel has repeatedly urged the dismantling of Iran's nuclear capabilities, warning the world about Iran's rogue nuclear program, Iran has continued in the last year to install more sophisticated centrifuges in its nuclear enrichment facilities.

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Palestinian Leader Calls for Shooting Jerusalem Jews

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Recently, a local Palestinian community leader speaking at an al-Quds Day rally in Toronto, Canada, said that Jews who refuse to leave Jerusalem should be shot. “We say get out or you’re dead! We give them two minutes and then we start shooting. And that’s the only way that they will understand,” Elias Hazineh, the former president of Palestine House, told a crowd of about 400.

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Netanyahu Backs Hounded Christian Priest

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently met with Father Gabriel Nadaf, a Greek Orthodox priest from Nazareth who has been hounded for encouraging Israeli Christian youth to enlist in the IDF. Nadaf, who has been excommunicated by the Orthodox Church Council for his support of the full integration of Christian Arabs into Israeli society, as well as service in the IDF and national service, has received death threats and been the target of verbal attacks from Arab MKs (members of Israel's parliament).

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Jews in Europe Fear Wearing Jewish Symbols in Public

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Anti-Semitism has grown in Europe to such a point that 22 percent of Jews are concerned for their safety when in public. Because of that, they avoid wearing items that identify them as Jewish, such as a kippah (yarmulke or skull cap), according to a survey of 5,100 Jews in nine European countries conducted by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights. (HaAretz)

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