Saturday, January 01, 2011

DTN News - DEFENSE NEWS: Netanyahu To Mubarak: Israel And Egypt Must Stand United Against Terrorism

DTN News - DEFENSE NEWS: Netanyahu To Mubarak: Israel And Egypt Must Stand United Against Terrorism
**PM reacts to church bombing in Alexandria which killed 21 people; Netanyahu to meet with Egyptian president next week to discuss deadlock in peace process.
Source: DTN News - - This article compiled by Roger Smith from reliable sources By Barak Ravid and News Agencies - haaretz.com
(NSI News Source Info) Tel-Aviv, Israel - January 1, 2011: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Saturday following the deadly church bombing in Alexandria, saying that they must stand as a united front against the war on terror.

"All nations which support freedom stand as a united front against the war on terror," Netanyahu told Mubarak regarding Saturday's bombing which killed 21 people and wounded at least 97.

A car bomb exploded outside a church in the early hours of Saturday, targeting worshippers who gathered to mark the New Year in Egypt's northern city of Alexandria. Reports have relayed Egypt's suspicion that "foreign hands" were behind the attack.

Earlier Saturday, Mubarak, in a televised address, vowed to put a stop to terrorism, saying that the terrorists would fail in any plans to destabilize Egypt or divide Muslims and Christians.

Netanyahu and Mubarak

PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo on July 18, 2010

Photo by: Moshe Milner

Moreover, Netanyahu is due to arrive in Cairo on Thursday to meet with Mubarak and discuss the deadlock in peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.

Netanyahu sent his National Security Adviser Uzi Arad to Cairo on Tuesday, to meet with the Egyptian intelligence chief Omar Suleiman, in order to prepare for Netanyahu's meeting with Mubarak. Arad spoke with Suleiman about the peace process impasse, the situation in the Gaza Strip, and Iran.

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Barak Ravid

Barak Ravid is the diplomatic correspondent for Haaretz newspaper. He joined Haaretz in April 2007, covering the Prime Minister's Office, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Defense, dealing with issues such as U.S.-Israeli relations, EU-Israeli relations and the peace process.

Before joining Haaretz, Barak Ravid worked for two years for Maariv daily newspaper, spending a year covering the Palestinian Authority and a year as a diplomatic correspondent.

Ravid has a BA in the history of the Middle East from the University of Tel Aviv. He served for six years as an officer in the Israel Defense Forces, and concluded his service with the rank of captain. He and his wife live in Tel Aviv.

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    DTN News - 2011 NEWS: It Is The First Day Of The New Year, Hope And Pray For Prosperous Global Economy Year

    DTN News - 2011 NEWS: It Is The First Day Of The New Year, Hope And Pray For Prosperous Global Economy Year
    Source: DTN News - - K. V. Seth
    (NSI News Source Info) SINGAPORE - January 1, 2011: It is the first day of the New Year! This day of celebration dates back over 4,000 years to ancient Babylon, though on their calender it was celebrated in correlation with the first day of spring.

    The Roman Senate changed the date for New Year's Day in 153 BC to January 1 for military reasons. Today, New Year's Day signifies a year of new beginnings and resolutions.

    There are various traditions and festivals that take place on New Year's Day around the world. In California, people decorate carriages with flowers during the Tournament of Roses Parade in order to celebrate the ripening of their orange crops.

    In the Netherlands, people eat donuts because they believe it will bring them good fortune. Another popular tradition found around the world is the making of New Year's resolutions. What's your New Year's resolution this year?

    Happy New Year!

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