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Watch: IDF officer who lost hand in Gaza terror attack proposes

2/28/2014

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http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493716,00.html

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Israel urges IAEA to issue full report on Iran nuclear research

2/28/2014

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Following Reuters story about International Atomic Energy Agency report revealing full extent of Iranian nuclear program being shelved after thaw in relations with Iran, Israel demands answers..

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493677,00.html

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Thu, Feb 27, 2014

2/27/2014

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Pro-Moscow coup in Crimea. Russian fighter jets on W. border on combat alert. Kiev deploys security forces

DEBKAfile Special Report February 27, 2014, 10:41 AM (GMT+02:00)

Russian fighter jets on combat alert

The Russian defense ministry announced Thursday, Feb. 27 that fighter jets stood on combat alert along its western borders with Ukraine. Moscow repeated its commitment to protect Russian-speaking elements in the Crimean Peninsula. Earlier, armed men carried out a pro-Russian coup in the Crimean capital, by seizing government and parliamentary buildings and hoisting Russian flags – in response to the pro-European coup in Kiev. Forces loyal to the provisional government in Kiev meanwhile surround the area which they say was occupied by “criminals in army fatigues.” 
The pro-Russian coup came on the heels of a day of violent clashes between pro-Russian and pro-European protesters in the Crimean capital, prompting a Russian military alert. debkafile: Witnesses in Crimea Wednesday night saw Russian military equipment moving into the peninsula. We reported earlier that Vladimir Putin would never relinquish Russian control of the Crimean peninsula and its military bases there - or more particularly the big Black Sea naval base at Sevastopol. 

Read debkafile's report of Wednesday, Feb. 26.

There is no way that President Vladimir Putin will relinquish Russian control of the Crimean peninsula and its military bases there - or more particularly the big Black Sea naval base at Sevastopol. This military stronghold is the key to Russia’s Middle East policy. If it is imperiled, so too are Russia’s military posture in Syria and its strategic understandings with Iran.
This peril raised its head Wednesday, Feb. 26, when pro-Russian and pro-European protesters clashed violently in the Crimean town of Simferopol, the Peninsula’s financial and highway hub.

Most of the protesters against Moscow were members of the minority Tatar community, who had gathered from around the region to demand that Crimea accept Kiev rule.
The majority population is Russian speaking and fought the Tatar demonstrators. However,  rival historic claims to this strategic peninsula were in full flight, sparking red lights in Moscow to danger.

The Tatars ruled Crimea in the 18th century. If they manage to expel Russian influence from Simferopol and then the rest of the region, it would be the signal for dozens of the small peoples who make up the Russian Federation to go into separatist mode and raise the flags of mutiny. The Kremlin is therefore bound to nip the Tatar outbreak in the bud to save Russia.

And so, Putin ordered Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu to stage an urgent four-day drill to test the combat readiness of Russian military forces in central and western Russia, starting with a high alert for the military and the deployment of some units to shooting ranges.
The exercise will involve Russia’s Baltic and Northern Fleets and its air force.
In a televised statement after a meeting of top military officials in Moscow, defense minister Gen. Shoigu said the forces “must be ready to bomb unfamiliar testing grounds” and be "ready for action in crisis situations that threaten the nation’s military security.”

A senior Russian lawmaker on Tuesday told pro-Russia activists in Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula that Moscow will protect them if their lives are in danger.
The Russian president’s military move Wednesday signaled his readiness to send his army into Ukraine and divide the country, if Moscow’s national interests and the Russian-speaking population of Ukraine are at stake. Having broadcast that message, Putin will now wait to see if it picked up by Washington and Brussels for action to restrain the new authorities in Kiev.

But it is no longer certain how much control Western powers have over the former protesters of Kiev, who appear to have taken the bit between their teeth.

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Planet bonanza: NASA announces discovery of 715 new worlds

2/27/2014

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http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/02/27/nasa-announces-mother-lode-new-planets-715/

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US warns Russia on war games as tensions mount in Ukraine's Crimea

2/27/2014

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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/02/27/kerry-says-us-planning-to-provide-ukraine/

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Police force kills suspected Palestinian terrorist in West Bank

2/27/2014

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Special elite force disguised as Arabs raids Palestinian village in search of suspected terrorists; one suspect killed by force after entrenching himself in building for hours...

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493310,00.html

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Report: Kerry offered Beit Hanina as Palestinian capital

2/27/2014

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Accord to Al-Quds, Abbas threatened to blow up talks over offer Israel kept 10 settlement blocs, demand for recognition of Jewish state...

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493159,00.html

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Palestinian negotiator: No peace talks beyond April

2/27/2014

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Saeb Erekat says extending negotiations is useless as long as Israel 'continues to disregard international law'.

Yeah right. And Gaza continuing to fire missiles into Israel is ok?

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493333,00.html

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Report: Obama planning to press Netanyahu on peace process

2/27/2014

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US President Barack Obama "plans to plunge back into" Israel-Palestinian peace efforts, beginning with an "urgent appeal" to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the New York Times reported Thursday...

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493210,00.html

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Israel completes tests on airline defense system

2/26/2014

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Elbit Systems and Transportation Ministry cooperation yields world's most advanced safety measure for passanger jets...

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4493099,00.html

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